Turns Out Montana Has Cryptids of Its Own
And one has been on display in a museum for decades
“Churchill: A Drinking Life” Is a Booze-Soaked Tour Through History
A new book on Winston Churchill busts some drinking myths about the former PM, who preferred low ABV and bubbles to martinis
Unearthing the Strange History of Vampire Autopsies
In the not-too-distant past, certain exhumed bodies led people to believe in vampirism
Wildfires Damage Easter Island's Famous Statues
Worrying news about the moai
Before All the Buzzy Electrified Sports Cars, There Was the Honda J-VX
A forgotten '90s concept car paved the way for hybrid performance machines, including its direct successor, the Acura NSX
Archaeologists Unearth Hercules Statue From Ancient Philippi
The statue once stood for centuries
Turns Out Coffee Is a Useful Ally in Wartime
Revisiting the history of the Civil War, coffee in hand
Archaeological Dig Turns Up Evidence of Ancient Opium Use
The relics are thousands of years old
Who Designed the Porsche 911? 60 Years Later, It's Still Not Clear.
The family of former chief designer Erwin Komenda would like a word
Dozens of Museums Prepare for Picassopalooza in 2023
To mark the 50th anniversary of Pablo Picasso's death, a variety of exhibits around the world will revisit his life and work
Home Renovation Yields Gold Coins Valued at Over $250K
They'll be auctioned off next month
At What Point Did We Officially Become Smarter Than Neanderthals?
A new study probes the genetic mutation that may have changed everything
How the Horror and Fellowship of WWI Shaped "Lord of the Rings"
As Amazon rolls out "The Rings of Power," historians explain the personal experience J.R.R. Tolkien brought to Middle-earth
The Other Gold Rush: El Alto Taps Into California’s Apricot Legacy
Before Silicon Valley, the hills of Los Altos were covered in apricot trees
In Chicago’s Demolition Days, Richard Nickel Stood in the Way
The pioneering preservationist and his architectural muse are the subjects of a new exhibit at the Driehaus Museum
Inside the Hamptons' Wild, Star-Studded Annual Softball Game
Painters, novelists, politicians, ringers. The list of those who have played, umpired or attended the Artists & Writers Charity Softball Game is equal parts iconic and chaotic.