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The Bangalore Palace in India, which was built to resemble Windsor Castle in England, has hosted music concerts of bands like Aerosmith, Rolling Stones and Deep Purple. 
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| The Kangchu system was instrumental in driving Johor's economy during the 19th century. |
| Major Caleb Huse purchased the majority of imported weapons used by the Confederate Army during the American Civil War. |
| A 2.5 million dollar climate change project in Basedth District, Cambodia, aims to improve water supply and increase rice production. |
| Archie Roe, who scored South Shields F.C.'s first ever goal in The Football League, was then signed by the team he had scored it against. |
| season 8 of Law & Order: Criminal Intent premiered April 2009 after a five-month delay, reportedly because the episodes with Jeff Goldblum were so "terrible" the production crew had to be changed. |
| Studioteatret was started in Oslo by actors and students, including Jens Bolling, Liv Strømsted and Arne Thomas Olsen, who had secretly studied Stanislavski's theatre theories during World War II. |
| The fungus Hemileia vastatrix (pictured) which plagued the coffee industry in Ceylon from 1869 contributed to the growth of commercial tea production. |
| volcanoes in the Puyehue Volcano complex may have produced some of the most primitive magmas in the Andes. |
| According to her autobiography Singin' and Swingin' and Gettin' Merry Like Christmas, Marguerite Johnson changed her name to Maya Angelou because it sounded more exotic. |
| The Czech actor Bolek Polívka was involved in one of the oddest legal disputes in the history of the Czech Republic. |
| On 28 February 1828, dozens of people died when The Emma was launched on the River Irwell in Manchester. |
| Julian Myrick, an insurance businessman, was inducted in the International Tennis Hall of Fame for his promotion and administration of the sport in the United States. |
| Individual smalltooth sand tigers have been documented returning to the same location off Lebanon every summer. |
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