Where Do You Bury an NFL Legend?
Which Rock and Roll Hall of Famer is Al Davis now resting next to?
Biographies
Meet the Chinese Sculptor of the New Martin Luther King Statue
A Chinese sculptor for an African-American figure on the National Mall? That’s right!
This Week in Biographies
A new memorial, an old Hungarian, and Darth Vader writes an autobiography.
Dr. Jack Kevorkian’s Estate Sale
Memorabilia from “Dr. Death.” What will fetch top dollar?
New Feature: Celebs Touching Animals!
Don’t think it’s just actors, either. Who wants to see the Duchess of Cornwall touch a goat?
A Quick Take on the Ex-Presidents
What are the four living ex-presidents up to these days?
Just a Nice Photo: Bo the Dog
If you’re the First Dog, you can lie on the furniture all you want.
Richard Gere Sells His Guitars for $936,000
An auction at Christie’s this week brought in $936,438 for actor Richard Gere. He says he’ll give the money to charity. Apparently Gere no longer needed a million dollars worth of guitars.
Rubik’s Cubes in Everyday Life
Today I saw an example of another use for the toy cube created by Hungarian inventor Erno Rubik. This time it was a chest of drawers, one of the more clever variations, as you can see by some of the other Rubik-inspired creations out there.
The Cat Lover Who Nabbed Whitey
The most wanted criminal in the United States was nabbed thanks to a tip from Anna Bjornsdottir, a former model and 1974’s Miss Iceland in the Miss Universe pageant. How did a TV spokesmodel for Noxema cross paths with James “Whitey” Bulger?