Dr. Seuss is a favorite children's author that brings a smile to all ages. This creative author and illustrator is responsible for four of the ten best selling hardcover children's books of all time. What other author inspired a special day of rememberance? Have a Seussical Day!

The ethics of cloning became controversial many years ago when Dolly the sheep was introduced to the world. As the worlds first cloned mammal from the cell of another mammal the world closed monitored Dolly's life to answer many questions.

Diane Keaton has romantic relationships with many of her colleagues while making her most successful movies. Did the relationship make the movie or the movie make the relationship?

Artist Diane Arbus was known for her seemingly private photos of "weirdos" and "freaks", but she befriended many of her subjects. What did she have in common with these awkward and unusual subjects? Perhaps her own feelings of being an outcast forged many of her friendships.

Charles Darwin was a lucky man. He was financially supported by a wealthy family and never had to support himself. He was able to focus on his research and eventually published his groundbreaking research in "The Origin of Species" November 24, 1859.

Jerome Wright, nicknamed "The Dart Man" was arrested for shooting darts into the businesswomen's backsides as they walked the streets of Manhattan. Although the story always leads to a snicker there was not a woman out there who wanted to be targeted.

Two high school seniors, Eric Harris and Dylan Klobold, planned a brutal attack on their high school after months of preparing and planning. Much of their plans did not succeed, and yet they killed 12 students, one teacher and injured several others.

Colin Farrell is proud of his Irish heritage but he rarely gets roles speaking with his natural Irish accent. And, while many of his movies were not blockbuster hits, he is still a highly desirable commodity in Hollywood who never seems at a loss for getting new roles.

Was Charles Manson the smartest serial killer of his time or was he just lucky? After a life of crime he was convicted of first degree murder on January 25, 1971 and put on death row. Although still believed to be guilty, he is still alive today.

Charles DeGaulle dedicated his life to the military. During his turbulent career he was captured by the German Army and held as a prisoner of war as well as court marshalled by his own country.