One hundred and thirty-five years ago today, Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Württemberg, Germany. Watch his video to see his genius and legacy.

In celebration of Dr. Seuss Day, we take a quick look back at the extraordinary evolution of one of America's most beloved children's book authors.

Ansel Adams, who was born on this day 112 years ago, was devoted to conserving the beauty of the American landscape through his photography.

Dubbed the "Courage of the Movement," Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth was the energizing force that led Birmingham's fight for civil rights.

As we get ready to celebrate the 135th official (and legal) instance of Presidents day, we'd like to offer up an honest thanks to the founder of the feast, our very first President, George Washington.

Learn about Rosa Parks's personal life and legacy through Bio.com's 'American Freedom Stories' video series.

Watch videos about the pivotal role Alabama played in the shaping and success of the Civil Rights Movement.

On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we take a look back at the inspiring legacy of Anne Frank.

Watch two short videos to learn about Martin Luther King Jr.'s early years as a pastor in Montgomery and the violence he faced for his activism.

How do the historical figures on 'Doctor Who' match up to their real life counterparts? Check out our lookalikes gallery to find out!

Vincent Price, the appropriately nicknamed master of horror, passed away 20 years ago on October 25th, 1993. Known for his many scare-filled roles, Price also portrayed a Batman villain known as Egghead.

With two miracles and 59 years of dedication to Catholicism, Pope John Paul II is in the running to be ordained as a saint.

October 9th holds a special place in the hearts of the Lennon family. Not only do John and Sean Lennon share birthdays on this day but it was also the day Strawberry Fields opened in Central Park.

With his 61st birthday on the horizon and with numerous accolades in the music industry under his belt, singer/songwriter Sting sets his sights on the uncharted world of Broadway.

Vincent Van Gogh's "Sunset at Montmajour" may not command as much attention as "Starry Night," but that could soon change. The new painting was recently discovered more than 120 years after his death.

When Stella McCartney was born, her dad had just become 'Paul McCartney and Wings' (but not those of a Beatle). As the distinguished fashion designer turns 42 this week, she and her famous father are enjoying the same level of fame.

Ten years ago Hervé Villechaize, the star of the 70s hit TV show 'Fantasy Island,' committed suicide in his Los Angeles home at the age of 50.

Ingrid Bergman calls to mind a black-and-white screened Hollywood. And as we celebrate her birthday and mourn her loss, both of which occurred on August 29th, we've decided to look back at her earliest years on film.

Robert Plant and Led Zeppelin always brought their fans to their knees fusing rock and roll with pure poetry. And interestingly enough, some of that poetry was inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien's 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy.

A look inside the famous death masks (and deaths) from some of humanity's most notable—and notorious—individuals.

For many Newmar is best known as Catwoman, the feline femme fatale in the 1960s TV series 'Batman.' And while she may be famous for the portrayal, there's much more to her beyond the leather jumpsuit and mask.

Right up until the end, French spy and accused German double agent Mata Hari stayed true to her words, "I have always lived for love and pleasure."

From ninth grade dropout to president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Jimmy Hoffa climbed the ladder of success. But were the rungs at the top greased by organized crime?

He was the host of six game shows before he was hired by Merv Griffin to host what would become one of the most popular trivia shows in television history.