An enigmatic early-1800s author (or is it 1974?) writes defining principles on how to swim with literal sharks and in the process becomes a med school legend.

Once, the Hudson River was crammed with pleasure boats, taking city folks to picnics and parks all summer long.

(March 19, 2025) — Seven Seas Entertainment is thrilled to announce the license acquisition of the manga series HOOL!GAN'S by Iro Itani. In a world of alchemy and chaos, one group will do whatever it ...

Sailor Moon has produced some of the most memorable characters of all time — and some of the most questionable storylines.

Voices of Resistance exposes how 19th century British postal services profited from and enabled transatlantic trafficking of ...

Extinction troubled us long before we had a name for it. The original mascot for the loss of species, even before the concept was understood, was the dodo. The bird — fat and flightless, found by 17th ...

For emphasis, Baker took a wooden paddle to Singleton’s backside, sending him scurrying out the Booker gym doors and to the Sailors. Now, more than a half-century later, Singleton regrets not ...

Florence Haas was well-known on both South Manitou Island and on the mainland for her navigational skills. She was the first ...

Over the course of the 19th century, however, commissioning private parties to use armed force fell out of favor in domestic and international practice, and Congress has not authorized a President ...

To the rest of the world, Gene Hackman may be remembered as Lex Luthor or Royal Tenenbaum or Detective Jimmy “Popeye” Doyle. But in the City Different, many will remember the decadeslong Santa ...

Prior to the advent of navigational charts in the 19th century, sailors often looked to the North Star, or Polaris, as their key reference point. Once Polaris was spotted, sailors could gauge the ...