Dr. Francis Collins, former director of the Humane Genome Project, believes that because of the decoding of the human genome, they are now able to analyze and evaluate probable diseases in genes at an earlier and faster rate. Continue reading
Hockey players, fans, and writers who remember when Al Michaels asked "Do you believe in miracles?" share their memories of the Miracle on Ice. Continue reading
The beautiful Kim Novak discusses why the role appealed to her and Hitchcock's obsessive attention to detail: "If I let you change me, will you love me?" Continue reading
Erik Wemple was a teenager in 1980 when he attended the game with his brothers. He remembers the incredible experience, including the ride up, watching the game, celebrating the victory, and running out of gas driving home. Continue reading
Ralph Cox, the last man cut from the 1980 team, remembers the emotional meeting where Herb Brooks gave him the news. Continue reading
Playwright Arthur Miller explains how it was hard to think about leaving Marilyn Monroe as their marriage crumbled. Continue reading
Byron's love letter, written in August 1812, is addressed to the married Lady Caroline Lamb. Continue reading
Terence Stamp talks about the irresistible lure of returning to the screen to appear on "Superman" (1978) with Marlon Brando. Continue reading
John Lennon tells the story of how he first met Yoko Ono at one on her art exhibitions and paid an imaginary five shillings to hammer an imaginary nail into her artwork. Continue reading
Young Orson Welles lights up a cigar as he is interviewed about whether he lives to work or works to live. Continue reading