Created by artist Nathan Pyle, the animated GIF guide to New York City is a wonderful visualization for appropriate etiquette and procedure when dealing with the Big Apple. Learn how to navigate subways, avoid scams, and catch a cab the proper way with this great GIF guide: Cab Catching Etiquette Holding Doors Exiting Cars Etiquette Umbrellas Photography In Busy Areas Revolving Doors Cell Phone Service In The Subway ncG1vNJzZmiZnKHBqa3TrKCnrJWnsrTAyKeeZ5ufonyiusimmK2dlGK0qrKMoKyinJViu6bDjLKmq6NdmLa1xYyeq6KppZrBtbE%3D

On December 21, 1970, President Nixon and Elvis Presley met in the Oval Office, where they discussed the Beatles, politics, and drugs.This photo of music sensation Elvis Presley meeting President Richard Nixon is iconic. As two of the best-known figures of the 20th century, this image of President Richard Nixon and the King of Rock and Roll Elvis Presley standing side by side in the Oval Office has piqued the interest of every generation that follows it.

When 18-year-old Natalee Holloway vanished in Aruba during a school trip in 2005, her family was left without answers — until a young man named Joran Van Der Sloot finally came forward with a grisly story about what happened to her.On May 30, 2005, a group of exhausted American high school students gathered in the lobby of a Holiday Inn in Aruba ahead of their flight back home. They’d flown to the Caribbean island as part of a high school graduation trip and had spent the last few days lying on the beach, partying in clubs, and drinking in the island’s bars.

A brutal look at how Nyaope (a.k.a. Whoonga) -- the devastating drug made with rat poison and HIV meds -- is wreaking havoc in South Africa.One day last July, South African photographer Mujahid Safodien followed a few local addicts as they scored their dose, injected it, crashed, started a fire to stay warm in the abandoned building they were squatting in, then finally got up and walked off, out to do the same thing all over again.

Called the Siren of the Shenandoah and La Belle Rebelle, Maria Isabella "Belle" Boyd was one of the Civil War's most notorious spies.Library of CongressBelle Boyd BELLE BOYD MUST HAVE BEEN QUITE A SIGHT TO BEHOLD. As she darted across the blood-soaked Fort Royal, Virginia battlefield one day in 1861, Lieutenant Henry Kyd Douglas caught sight of her, noting in his book I Rode With Stonewall that she “seemed…to heed neither weeds nor fences, but waved a bonnet as she came on.