From Al Capone to Bonnie and Clyde, these famous gangsters of the 1920s prove that they just don't make criminals like they used to. George "Baby Face" NelsonGeorge "Baby Face" Nelson was a notorious bank robber and killer who operated in the 1920s and 1930s across America. An associate of John Dillinger, Nelson was named public enemy number one by the F.B.I. upon the former's death. In 1934, the 25-year-old Nelson died following a shootout with the F. Read More...
The nearly 10-foot stone statue was discovered near Ak-Bulun village in the Issyk-Kul region of Kyrgyzstan.Tuul & Bruno Morandi/Getty ImagesThe stone statues known as Balbal served as memorials and were often used as grave markers by early inhabitants of Central Asia.
On Oct. 15, 2022, potato farmer Erkin Turbaev was working his field near the Northern Tian Shan mountains in Eastern Kyrgyzstan when he came upon what he believed to be a large rock that broke his plow. Read More...
History Of Hats: 20th Century Source: Live Internet
In the history of hats’ Edwardian period, it became fashionable for a lady’s silhouette to resemble an S-shape. To achieve this effect, women wore an exceptionally wide-brimmed hat atop a mass of upswept hair. Occasionally, the brims were so wide that the hats stretched beyond the woman’s shoulders and caused the hat-donning woman to lose her balance. Source: Elegant Vocals
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