Queen Elizabeth, Trooping the Colour in Style
She looked great, as always, while getting the royal salute.
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Jimmy Hoffa Was Buried Alive, Says Former Mobster
Everyone figured he met a bad end, but he may have met a really bad end.
They’re Still Digging Around for Jimmy Hoffa
Police are once again hoping they’ve unearthed fresh clues. So to speak.
Kim Kardashian’s $4000-a-Day Birthing Suite is the Closest Thing to Giving Birth on the Las Vegas Strip
Free robes, two bathrooms and a doula with a view: how the stars give birth at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
Hitchcock’s Story in Pictures for LIFE Magazine
Alfred Hitchcock “directs” this series of photos in 1942, telling the wartime story, “Have You Heard,” a bit of Allied propaganda whose message is “loose lips sink ships.”
Marlon Brando on Dick Cavett, in 1973
This Marlon Brando interview was just after he’d won the Oscar for The Godfather — and sent a surrogate to accept it, in a controversial move.
Heart Covers ‘Stairway,” Makes Robert Plant Cry
Well, heck, watch this video of Ann and Nancy Wilson performing “Stairway to Heaven,” and you’ll probably cry, too.
J.J. Abrams Biography: New!
Who2 has a new biography of TV producer and movie director J.J. Abrams. His latest, Star Trek Into Darkness, is now playing everywhere.
Four Big Trials Set to Begin… Finally
In the next week, four criminal trials will begin for events that have captured the nation’s attention. Events that happened two, four and and even forty years ago.
Lou Reed Has a New Liver
Velvet Underground founder and rock legend Lou Reed was saved by a transplant. Read about Lou’s new liver and discover other famous people who’ve had liver transplants.
Grumpy Cat is Going Hollywood
The popular feline meme is soon to be a star of books and (maybe) major motion pictures.
Captain Picard To The Rescue
While the new Star Trek was saving the box office, Patrick Stewart — Jean Luc Picard — was saving the world, with a hug at Comicpalooza.
When Vice President Was King
William Rufus de Vane King, that is. He took the oath of office on foreign soil, and died 25 days later, on 18 April 1853.
Pope Francis Has Been Great for Souvenir Sales
The newer, friendlier Pope has crowds coming back to the Vatican and buying more mementoes.
Sally Ride Honored at the Kennedy Center
Sally Ride, America’s first woman in space (and the youngest) will receive a Presidential Medal of Freedom this year. Ride died last year of cancer, at the age of 61.
Geena Davis Stands Tall For Girls
See some public service announcements from the Geena Davis Institute on Gender and Media. She won an Oscar, you know.
Charles Lindbergh Embarks on Solo Trip
On 20 May 1927, Charles Lindbergh left New York and made the first solo flight across the Atlantic.
John F. Kennedy and Ireland: The Love Affair Continues
Near the 50th anniversary of his famous visit, John F. Kennedy is still beloved in his ancestral home.
Into Dorkness
Celebrate the new Star Trek movie by getting a glimpse behind the scenes.
George Wallace Was Shot on This Day
On 15 May 1972, Governor George Wallace of Alabama was shot in Maryland, ending his campaign for the U.S. presidency.