Everyone Loves The “Big G,” Except His Enemies Ever since Godzilla’s first film appearance in 1954, the “God of Destruction” has returned every couple of years to thrill and to pull 40-year-old virgins out of their moms’ basements and into theaters. There is something about watching two giant, rubber-suit monsters
The waves crest and crash against the Spanish treasure fleet off the coast of Cartagena, Columbia. It is 1708, during the War of Spanish Succession. The fleet is 17 ships strong, consisting of three Spanish warships and 14 merchant vessels. The flagship is the San José, a three-mast Spanish naval
If you have had any involvement or fascination with special missions, clandestine services or even protective operations, you may have heard of the term the “gray man.” (For the purposes of simplicity, we are using the term “gray man” and not “gray woman,” “gray lady” or “gray them/theirs”—no offense.) Like
Do you ever feel like a cloud of bad luck follows you wherever you go? Well, it’s probably your imagination, but for these three people, it would have been hard to reason away the events they were caught up in. You’d think Abraham Lincoln’s son, an Irish born stewardess for
For a government agency, the CIA isn’t afraid to think outside the box. This was especially true during the Cold War era, when there were a number of odd and often morally questionable programs that got funding in the name of national security. Whether it was LSD mind control, Castro
The Lost Pirate Kingdom has been a surprise Netflix hit. This docuseries tells the real history of early-18th century Caribbean pirates, complemented by actors portraying all the action. Viewers around the world have eaten up the swashbuckling adventure and bravado and have also gained some real insight into this unique
None of us civilized people have real survival skills to speak of, but I suppose some of us might have more wild instinct left in us than others. However, these people almost got Darwin-ed right out of the gene pool for failing to take hints from Mother Nature. If you’re
George Washington: the “American Cincinnatus,” the “Father of Our Country,” the “Town Destroyer.” He went by many nicknames; all of them were earned, and none of them were boring. When it came time for Washington to answer the call of destiny, he was already a hardy war veteran, seasoned by
At some point, everyone is gonna die, and somebody has to clean up the mess. Here is a look at what happens after the carnage, and who gets to clean up the crime scene. The Crime Scene Business Getting into the postmortem cleanup game is more than just a job—it’s
