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The House that Ruth Built: The Story of the Old Yankee Stadium
In the 1920 season, Babe Ruth's home run hits drew 1.3 million fans to see the New York Yankees play at their home park, Polo Grounds. Despite breaking the million season record, this posed a problem to the Yankees, as the stadium was owned by their fierce rivals, the Giants. After a notice of eviction and the fiery 1921 World Series game between the teams, the Giants' owner Charles Stoneham and manager John McGraw made it clear: the Yankees had to go.Much to the Giants' dismay, the Ya...

The Hollywood Sign: The Story of a City's Symbol Hollywoodland
For nearly a century, the Hollywood Sign has stood on the southern slope of Mount Lee overlooking...

Building Disneyland
On July 17, 1955, Disneyland opened its gates for the first time. Instantly capturing the imagina...

Crossing the Thames: the Many London Bridges
The London Bridge has been an iconic structure in film, literature, and nursery rhyme, but the br...

The Royal Wedding of Charles and Diana
Oftentimes weddings are tight-knit affairs, a bride and groom surrounded by friends and family, b...

To the Moon and Back: The Story of Apollo 11
On this day, July 20, fifty-four years ago, human beings first walked on the surface of the moon....

The Greatest: Muhammad Ali In and Out of the Ring
In 1964, a loud, handsome boxer from Louisville, Kentucky shocked the sports world by beating the...

Inventing the Future: Steve Jobs and Apple
Beginning life as the adopted son of working-class parents, Steven Paul Jobs rose to the height o...

Creating Tatooine: Filming Star Wars in Tunisia
When George Lucas sought out a location to stand in for a “galaxy far, far away,” he settled on T...