President George W. Bush announces major combat has ended in Iraq; U2 spy plane shot down over Soviet Union; Empire State Building dedicated. (May 1)
Quentin Tarantino admits he doesn't know how he thought up the idea for 'Reservoir Dogs' at a 25th anniversary screening at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York. (May 1).
Burt Reynolds makes a rare public appearance for Tribeca Film Festival premiere of his latest movie, "Dog Years." (April 24)
Workers in New Orleans began removing the first of four prominent Confederate monuments early Monday. Crews began removing the first memorial, one that commemorates whites who tried to topple a biracial post-Civil War government in New Orleans. (April 24)
Highlights of this day in history: An aborted mission to free American hostages in Iran ends in disaster; Ireland's 'Easter Rising' begins; Armenians face mass deportation during World War I; Singer Barbra Streisand born. (April 24)
Hillary Clinton makes surprise appearance at Tribeca Fest; Morris Day and The Time perform to mark anniversary of Prince's death; "The Fate of the Furious" laps new films at U.S. box office. (April 24)
Ever wonder why so many fast food signage and builing colors are heavily red and yellow? To make feel hungry. It's tthe ketchup and mustard theory, which is among 12 secrets you didn't know about fast food.
Two Detroit officers were shot Sunday night by a 19-year-old man who may have believed his family's home was being burglarized. Police Chief James Craig told reporters the shootings appear to be "an unfortunate situation." (April 17)
Highlights of this day in history: Tenth anniversary of the Virginia Tech shooting: Gunman kills 32 students and faculty; Country's deadliest industrial accident in Texas; Vladimir Lenin returns to Russia after years of exile; Charlie Chaplin born; Prince Andrew and Duchess of York announce divorce; Rolling Stone release debut album; Michael Jordan plays last NBA game. (April 16)
