Better late than never, a roundup of interesting articles for your Labor Day weekend......
The season two trailer for All Creatures Great and Small has been released and it looks fantastic.
What is the most influential pop-rock band of all time? I'll be honest, I wouldn't have guessed it was The Monkees.
Here's something I hadn't considered before: how reading Agatha Christie helps with anxiety. I have a feeling I am going to have to test that out.
Speaking of the queen of crime fiction, a dozen modern mystery writers are creating their own stories featuring Miss Marple in a new collection set to be published next fall.
In honor of the new James Bond movie, No Time to Die, British toymaker Corgi has built a full scale replica of the Aston Martin DB5 that first appeared in Goldfinger and is scheduled to make an appearance in the new movie. Yes, I do own a few of the Corgi Bond toys.
While we are on the subject, ranking the 15 best Bond cars.
Great moments in customer service: Lego blames Darth Vader for missing Star Wars cantina pieces. Their response to the customer's inquiry is priceless.
At the height of his fame, Alfred Hitchcock made a visit to Jerusalem. Now photos from that trip are available for viewing for the first time.
While excavating Roman ruins in the Channel Islands, archaeologists unearthed a fully intact Nazi bunker.
The true story of a baseball player who was struck by lightning and then got up and finished the game. Probably the most amusing part of the story was the terms of his contract.
A closer look at Norman Rockwell and his baseball paintings.
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