Raquel Welch relaxing in her dressing room on the set of One Million Years B.C., the 1966 film that helped make her an international star. See more photos:

Reservoir Dogs (1992) contains a subtle detail that may reveal something about Nice Guy Eddie. Early in the film, Mr. Orange learns that a convincing story depends on knowing every small detail. Later, Eddie tells him a story about a cocktail waitress and her abusive boyfriend. When Mr. Orange asks for more information, Eddie struggles to provide any. The moment suggests that Eddie may have simply been making the entire story up. More brilliant film details:

In January 1976, promoter Bill Sargent offered The Beatles $50,000,000+ for a two-show reunion. They only needed to perform together for twenty minutes per show. See more rare photos:

The last known photograph of John D. Rockefeller was taken on April 28, 1937. He died less than a month later, on May 23, at the age of 97. The life of Rockefeller:

Sea anemones will eat almost anything they can catch, including seabirds. This unusual moment was captured by photographer Ed Nordquist for the Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuges and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. More strange animals:

On January 29, 1991, nine-year-old Lee Hyung-ho disappeared from a playground near his home in Seoul, South Korea. Hours later, his family received a call from a man claiming to have kidnapped him. He demanded 70 million won for his return. For more than two weeks, the caller repeatedly contacted the family. He sent Hyung-ho’s father across Seoul with ransom money and seemed to closely watch both the family and police. During one attempted ransom drop, officers mistakenly watched the wrong location, allowing someone to escape with the money. On March 13, Hyung-ho’s body was discovered beneath a highway. Investigators determined he had been suffocated and likely killed on the same day he disappeared. This meant the caller may have been demanding ransom even though Hyung-ho was already dead. Police recorded around 85 minutes of the kidnapper’s voice and received thousands of tips. Investigators examined several suspects, including one of Hyung-ho’s relatives, but no one was ever charged. The statute of limitations expired in 2006. More than 35 years later, the identity of the man behind the chilling phone calls remains unknown. Eerie historical photos:

On July 30, 1995, three women were found shot to death inside the office of a small supermarket in Hachioji, Japan. The victims were 47-year-old Noriko Inagaki and two high school students, 17-year-old Megumi Yabuki and 16-year-old Hiromi Maeda. Just minutes before the murders, Noriko had called a friend and asked him to pick her up for dinner. All three were shot at close range. Megumi and Hiromi had been tied with tape. A bullet was also fired into the store’s safe, making robbery seem like the motive. However, the safe still contained 5.26 million yen, and nothing appeared to have been stolen. Police recovered fingerprints, DNA, shoeprints, and other evidence, but none led to the killer. The murder weapon was also never found. More than 30 years later, no one has been arrested. Despite thousands of hours of police work and more than 1,600 tips, investigators still do not know who killed Noriko, Megumi, and Hiromi or why. More creepy photos:

In 1964, 18-year-old Dolly Parton arrived in Nashville with dreams of becoming a country music star. Shortly after arriving, she went to the Wishy Washy Laundromat to do some laundry. Outside, she caught the attention of 21-year-old Carl Dean. Dean called out to her from across the street, and Dolly waved back. He walked over and the two began talking. Dolly later remembered being impressed that Carl looked directly at her face while they spoke instead of staring at her body. For Carl, the attraction was immediate. He later recalled thinking that he was going to marry her. Over the next several days, he repeatedly visited the home where Dolly was staying. On their first real date, he introduced her to his parents. Their relationship continued as Dolly worked to build her music career. When they decided to marry, her record label reportedly urged her to wait because executives worried that marriage could hurt her emerging image. Dolly ignored the advice. On May 30, 1966, Dolly and Carl traveled to Ringgold, Georgia, with Dolly's mother, Avie Lee. They married in a small ceremony with only a handful of people present. Dolly wore a simple white dress rather than an elaborate wedding gown. As Dolly became one of the biggest stars in country music, Carl deliberately remained outside the spotlight. He rarely attended public events and preferred a quiet life away from the entertainment industry. Their marriage lasted nearly 60 years, until Carl's death in 2025. Gorgeous photos of the musical icon:

Doctors found a calcified fetus of 30 years old in the uterus of a woman aged 73 years old. These 3D CT scans belong to an Algerian women with a fetus that was inside her for over 30 years. The creepiest photos ever taken: