History gets things wrong all the time. Sometimes it’s an honest mistake, a name misspelled in a record, a place misidentified in a report. Other times, those small errors snowball…

The Seelbach Hilton in Louisville, Kentucky, epitomizes Southern luxury and historic charm. This iconic hotel has welcomed infamous figures such as Lucky Luciano, Dutch Schultz, and Al Capone. It served…

In the picturesque town of Hendersonville, North Carolina, the historic Oakdale Cemetery holds a tomb unlike any other. And while from a distance this cemetery looks like your typical small…

Hidden deep within the shadows of the Colonel Armwell Long Cemetery lies a grave with an unusual legend. Locals call it Cat Man’s Grave, said to belong to the spirit of a watchful caretaker who guards the grounds even in death. They say his ghostly presence prowls like a feline, accompanied by glowing eyes in the darkness and the soft echo of phantom paws. Those who dare to disturb his rest are met with mysterious scratches or an eerie feeling of being hunted. Whether a tale of truth or superstition, one thing is certain—Cat Man’s legend still lingers, as unsettling as the moonlit cemetery itself.

For a long time, I’ve wrestled with the role social media plays in my work and my values. While these platforms have helped me connect with so many of you,…

In 1775, the village of Doruchów became the site of one of Poland’s last witch trials. Fueled by fear and superstition, it marked the tragic end of an era while leaving behind a haunting legacy.