One man's 1930 anti-marijuana propaganda campaign started a panic that would last for decades — and still isn't over.

Perhaps the most iconic performance of the 1960s music scene, people have devoted their lives to studying their beloved Jimi Hendrix.

From lush forests made of broccoli to minions composed of rice, food art reminds us that we don't have to sacrifice our childhood imagination for great art.

From the history of spring break to the therapeutic properties of a cat's purrs, these interesting infographics are bound to leave you floored!

The Motor City has officially run out of gas. And as evidenced by these photos, it was not just industry that abandoned Detroit; it was its livelihood.

The old coins that park employees found wedged into trees weren't the result of saving gone awry. Instead, they were fundamental to the history of Britain's Wishing Trees.

As technology surges forward, more and more artists have engaged in the process of upcycling, or looking to the past for a guiding eye in creativity.

Tonight, legendary tightrope walker Nik Wallenda will cross the Grand Canyon. In the meantime, here are some stills of his stunts for your ogling pleasure.

Despite encompassing an incredible five million-plus square kilometers by 117 AD, the vast expanse of the Roman Empire wouldn't be enjoyed for much longer.

Learn more about the tragic story of August Landmesser, the man who refused to salute Hitler.

The fascinating story about the reemergence of Villa Epecuen in Argentina, an underwater city that reemerged in 2009 after being underwater for 25 years.