Japan’s Kabukicho Robot Restaurant resembles an automated gentleman’s club, complete with raunchy robots.
She was the voice of Japanese propaganda in WWII, but Tokyo Rose was actually an American citizen stranded in Japan after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
The location of Alexander the Great's tomb is the greatest unsolved mystery in archaeology. While there are many persuasive theories, the riddle endures.
In 2011, Tokyo's Shiodome Nihon TV Studios recorded one of the greatest human feats of all time, when 21 members of the Caless Dance School squeezed into a Mini Cooper.
He was the ultimate on-screen tough guy, but John Wayne's deferment from service in WWII left an uncomfortable contradiction to the Hollywood image.
When Al Capone went to prison for tax evasion, enforcer Frank Nitti was there to fill the void and bring a new crime wave to the streets of Chicago.
When Arnold stepped onto the stage for the 1980 Mr Olympia contest, he set the scene for one of the most shocking moments in bodybuilding history.
When an exotic foreign princess showed up in an English village, it marked the beginning of one of history's wildest hoaxes.
In the heart of Prague’s Old Town, you’ll find a church proudly displaying a withered black arm dangling by a meat hook. The rotten limb is estimated to be about 400 years old—and its origin story is deeply disturbing.
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