Leftways

[...] example of mass hysteria sweeping through a community at a time of stress. The first reported Mad Gasser attack came on August 31st, 1944 at the home of the Raef family. Waking in the middle of the [...]

[...] viewers if the books are much darker than the show I immediately think of what happened to Jeyne Poole and nod my head in the affirmative. Her debasement at the hands of Littlefinger, the Lannisters [...]

[...] The Limerick Soviet of 1919 lasted less than a fortnight but marked a significant moment in Irish and Western [...]

[...] the main attraction of the event and no championship did more for that claim than the WWE Intercontinental Title. WWE, then WWF, Summerslam debuted in 1988 following the success of Wrestlemania. [...]

[...] On October 30th 1961, the USSR detonated the most powerful nuclear weapon ever created. Tsar Bomba, also known as Big Ivan, contained 57 megatons of TNT and was 400 times the power Hiroshima and [...]

[...] are a few stunning images of how some Parisians spent their nights at the turn of the twentieth century. The post Café de L’Enfer: The Hell Club of 19th Century Paris appeared first on [...]

[...] Design Fabrics it gives an intriguing look at one of the most interesting states of the Twentieth Century. The post Early Soviet Board Game Designs appeared first on leftways. [...]

[...] of the 1980s and was a huge contributor to what football has become today. Serie A in the late nineties was, arguably, the greatest football league of all time. Its downfall to its current position [...]

[...] at the Summerslam PPV, something it used to be in years gone by but hasn’t been since the late nineties. I’d personally love to see them try something like this. I was part of the wrestling crowd [...]

[...] Stephen King’s IT is his most famous novel. Others come close, particularly Carrie and The Shining, but Tim Curry’s portrayal of [...]

[...] to his alter ego, Arturo Bandini. In 1939 Fante would release what would become his most famous novel, Ask The Dust. Ask The Dust is the perfect lover song to many things. It can be seen as [...]

In 1961 a group called The Marvels auditioned for Berry Gordy’s Tamla (Motown) label with a song called Please Mr. Postman. Though the song, and t [...]

Stephen King’s IT is his most famous novel. Others come close, particularly Carrie and The Shining, but Tim Curry’s portrayal of Pennywise The Clo [...]