The Italian dictator was very fond of 'Les Misérables.'

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The beloved (and record-breaking) Masterpiece series is making a big-screen comeback. Again.
This remote roadside toilet puts all other rest stops to shame.
Researchers found the dismembered bodies of 10 women and children who appeared to have been thrown into burial shafts.
A nation the size of Anaheim with a dentist for a coach is up against the best soccer teams in the world.
The model toy kit provided some misleading ideas about technology.
On November 20, 1947, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip tied the knot at Westminster Abbey. There was drama, and romance, and one ill-timed broken tiara.
Sarah Forbes Bonetta escaped slavery, but had little control over her destiny.
Here are the answers to some of your most pressing knighthood-related questions.
Some Communist memorials lie in ruins, while others have found a vibrant afterlife.
"The whole yodeling scene will benefit from their new skills,” said one instructor.
The catch? Purchasers have to pay out of pocket to refurbish the derelict buildings.
An estimated 35,000 German soldiers died in Estonia during World War II while fighting Soviet troops.
Free-roaming swine in the country's Haut-Rhin department are destroying cow pastures used to produce authentic Munster cheese.
In some towns, Christmas is all year-round. From Santa Claus, Indiana, to Bethlehem, Wales, here are nine places where it's December 25 365 days a year.
Blackie nobly served his owner, Lieutenant Leonard Comer Wall, during World War I.