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Modern Pizza

According to Ripley’s Believe It or Not, modern pizza didn’t exist until around 1760, when fresh tomatoes first arrived in Naples, Italy.

All Alfred Hitchcock Cameo Appearances Over 50 Years
Before Stan Lee popularized cameos, Alfred Hitchcock pioneered them. His appearances varied, sometimes lasting just a few seconds, and occasionally longer.
Celebrating Shel Silverstein’s A Boy Named Sue
If you know Shel Silverstein's "Where the Sidewalk Ends" and "The Giving Tree," you might be surprised he also wrote Johnny Cash's 1969 hit "A Boy Named Sue," recorded live at San Quentin.
Fleetwood Mac: Best of 1969-1974
Fleetwood Mac's brand-new compilation celebrates the early years of Fleetwood Mac, spanning from 1969 to 1974. True fans will love tgu=is album.
Official Trailer: Transformers One
Transformers One: Optimus Prime and Megatron's previously untold origin story. Although these iconic characters are best known as fierce adversaries, they were once close friends.
The Men in Black Documentary
Explore the enigmatic world of the Men in Black in this captivating documentary—the truth behind the iconic dark suits and sunglasses, the myths and secrets.
Apple Maps on the Web Launches In Beta
Watch out Google Maps, Apple Maps on the Web is available in public beta, enabling users globally to access Maps directly through their browser.
How Sci-Fi Has Changed Over the Last 70 Years
Over 70 years, sci-fi has shifted from an optimistic genre to one reflecting our fears and anxieties. This reflects a broader trend of the genre adapting to our current fears.
The Lady From Shanghai Gets 4K UHD Release
"The Lady From Shanghai" has been meticulously restored from the original camera negative and is now available in stunning 4K resolution with Dolby Vision.
Official Teaser: A Complete Unknown
Timothée Chalamet is Bob Dylan in "A Complete Unknown," a film directed by James Mangold. The film chronicles the journey of 19-year-old musician Bob Dylan.
Buck Rogers to Enter the Public Domain in 2025
On January 1, 2025, the original Buck Rogers comic strips from 1929 will enter the public domain. Rogers played a crucial role in the development of science fiction.