"Meeting Vilma was a surreal experience ... I've come full circle and I'm taking care of babies with the nurse that took care of me." LiPo Ching/Bay Area News GroupFrom left, pediatric resident Brandon Seminatore and registered nurse Vilma Wong pose for a portrait at Stanford Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, where they both work, in Palo Alto, Calif., on Aug. 30, 2018. An inspiring story that started nearly 30 years ago has ended with a heartwarming twist.

Source: Huffington Post The world mourned this Sunday when the media reported that actor Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead in his New York City apartment. Although police have yet to release the autopsy report, due to the circumstances in which he was found, Hoffman is thought to have died from a fatal heroin overdose at the age of 46. Source: LA Times Despite the mourning that has marked the wake of Hoffman’s death, friends, fans and family members may find solace in the rich legacy he’s left behind, much of it caught on film.

A crowdfunded cryptocurrency group called ConstitutionDAO added some drama to the auction by raising $40 million in hopes of buying the document but were ultimately outbid. Ardon Bar-Hama / Courtesy of Sotheby’sSome 500 copies of the Constitution were originally printed but just 13 are known to still exist. More than 200 years ago, delegates gathered in Philadelphia to hammer out the details of the US Constitution. Now, a rare copy of that document has sold for an eye-watering $43.

The Greeks Wikimedia Commons A Greek wall painting depicting pederasty. The Greeks had their own word for the practice of older men taking young boys under their metaphorical wings. Known as “pederasty,” the practice was socially acceptable and often used ritualistically. Supporters of the practice claimed that it was useful for the social and educational progression of the boy. Because it was regarded so highly, the ritual of pairing a young boy with an older man was a communal one.

The well-off meat magnate was luxuriating in his outdoor sauna hut with his girlfriend when the two masked intruders showed up. YouTubeVladimir Marugov was owner of Russia’s Ozyorsky Sausages and Meat Empire sausage factories. It’s not every day that you hear of a Russian oligarch dubbed the “Sausage King” getting murdered with a crossbow — but that’s exactly what transpired on Monday morning. Living high off the hog as the owner of two prosperous sausage factories, Vladimir Marugov died in his own home sauna.