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In July of 1945, Han van Meegeren picked up his badger-hair brush and began to paint his last forgery.
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On Tuesday, Kirill Nguyen shared a rare personal dispatch from the @GagaDaily X account: “Sorry about the lack of updates, I was literally in prison ”.
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Robert William Barker was an American media personality, game show host, and animal rights advocate.
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As regular readers will know, last week I re-published a piece that I originally wrote on September 3rd, entitled “Yes, we should be very worried about the Hugging Face hack.”
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An Australian man who defrauded a bank by exploiting an ATM loophole said he does not regret his actions after using the money to fund a lavish lifestyle for months.
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Every year we go backwoods camping (i.e. not car camping) on a different lake in southeastern Ontario with our friends Marc and Kris, who have been doing this for a few decades or so now.
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More than 14 million older adults fall every year in the U.S., perhaps none so often as 91-year-old Dale Sanders.
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Until 2019, when he attempted to kill one of his students, Michael Barisone was a leading rider and trainer in the horse-handling sport of dressage.
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How good a golfer was Ted Rhodes?
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I’ve written about this topic a number of times before, but in this case I’m tempted to re-use the popular meme “When the worst person in the world makes a good point,” as I did awhile back when I wrote about Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI for (among…
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Known as the human calendar to her friends but nicknamed AJ in later research reports, the woman was looking for help.
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It was the largest armed robbery in Austrian history.
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Many people who receive attention from crows feel that the birds have more complex motives.
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Ask most people who flew the plane that dropped the first atomic bomb and you’ll get one name: Paul Tibbets.
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About a month ago, I (and many others) wrote about an incident in which two AI models from OpenAI — one that has been released publicly, called Sol, and one that was still in testing mode with no assigned name — were asked to find the answers to a series…
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At the Elmcroft of Lebanon, Tennessee, the staff of the memory-care unit knew the code to the keypad that controlled the exit door.
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For years, Arthur Kermalvezen, the child of a sperm donor, saw possible fathers everywhere he went.
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In July 1933, former Marine General Smedley Butler was visited by a pair of gentlemen who had come to urge him to run for the office of National Commander of the American Legion, an influential organization of veterans.
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The organism in question is a protozoan, meaning a single-celled animal, and it’s called Toxoplasma gondii.