Golden Era Files

07/05/2024

During the 1930s, the most popular names like Shirley and Dorothy were far from those we consider "common" today.

After the Roaring '20s, the Great Depression made way for classic names like Marilyn and Helen.

14/03/2024

Elizabeth Taylor's Private Letters Shed Light On The Hollywood Affair That Ended A Decade-Long Feud

Elizabeth Taylor was one of the greatest legends to ever grace the screen, but her personal life was infamously tumultuous. Having already been on her fourth marriage by the time she met Richard Burton, himself a married man, the two exchanged a series of torrid letters that expose a side of the sta...

12/03/2024

Eighty years after Pearl Harbor, DNA tests have solved the puzzle of a missing sailor's fate. Now Officer Vernon Luke's family is coming forward with the wild story.

06/03/2024

Aryeh Shimron and his team uncovered nails dating back to the Roman Empire that may be linked to the Gospels, but soon after announcing his find, the artifacts seemed to vanish. Only years later did the real story come out.

05/03/2024

20 Weird Patron Saints We Never Heard About At Church

From hangovers to public relations, it seems like there's a patron saint for nearly all parts of life, but it makes sense that they don't all get mentioned in church.

29/02/2024

Rarely Seen Images From Charles And Diana's Royal Wedding

Here are 40 lesser-seen photos from Princess Diana’s wedding to Charles in 1981.

27/02/2024

The story of the pilgrims and Native Americans coming together for the first Thanksgiving celebration is widely taught in schools, but according to experts, from the friendliness to the food eaten, the story we've been told gets a whole lot wrong.

27/02/2024

Should Employers Be Allowed to Fire People for Being Depressed?

Depression is a serious mental health condition that affects millions of people around the world. Unfortunately, too often, those suffering from depression are faced with stigma, discrimination, and even the risk of being fired from their jobs. But can a company really fire you for being depressed?

The short answer is yes, employers are within their rights to terminate an employee who is suffering from depression. This is because depression can often interfere with an employee's ability to perform their job, leading to workplace issues. Therefore, employers have the right to terminate an employee who is not performing up to their standards.

However, this doesn't mean employers have the right to fire an employee simply because they have depression. Instead, employers should be providing employees with the support they need to manage their depression, including accommodations, such as flexible working hours or days off.

Furthermore, employers should be aware of their legal obligations to protect employees from discrimination. This means that employers cannot fire an employee simply because they have depression unless it directly affects their ability to perform their job.

At the end of the day, it is important for employers to recognize depression as a serious mental health condition and provide their employees with the support they need to manage it. When employers understand the implications of depression and take appropriate steps to support their employees, they can create a positive work environment for everyone.

23/02/2024

The Power of a Mother's Words: How This Phrase Changed My Life as a Child

Growing up, we often hear phrases and sayings from our parents that stick with us for the rest of our lives. These words of wisdom can shape our thoughts, actions, and beliefs, and have a profound impact on who we become as adults.

For one woman, a simple phrase from her mother changed her life forever. In a recent interview, she revealed the meaningful words that have stuck with her since childhood.

As a young girl, Jen's mother would always tell her, "You are capable of anything you set your mind to." At the time, she didn't fully understand the weight of these words, but as she got older, they became her guiding light.

Through difficult times and challenges, Jen would remember her mother's words and push herself to overcome any obstacles. She pursued her dreams, took risks, and never gave up on herself.

Looking back, Jen realizes that her mother's words were not just a simple phrase, but a powerful mantra that gave her the confidence and determination to succeed. It was a reminder that she was capable of achieving her goals, no matter how big or small they may seem.

Today, Jen is a successful businesswoman, wife, and mother, and she credits her mother's words for shaping her into the person she is today.

This just goes to show the immense impact a mother's words can have on a child's life. So to all the mothers out there, never underestimate the power of your words. You never know how they may shape the future of your child. And to Jen's mom, thank you for sharing this meaningful phrase that has inspired countless others to believe in themselves.

21/02/2024

Clint Eastwood’s Daughter Opened Up About What The Movie Star Is Really Like As A Dad

Clint Eastwood is a Hollywood powerhouse. He acts. He directs. Frankly, he does it all. The veteran performer has built a pristine Hollywood career on his uber-masculine image, but his daughter Alison has come forward with new details about the star that have many fans taken aback.

20/02/2024

After a chance meeting at an auction, Harry de Leyer and a horse named Snowman made history together.

15/02/2024

FBI Agents Share Their Truth

The odd details that the FBI has to keep under wraps are taking us aback. From strange "brain experiments" to unusual rules each agent must abide by, here's an inside look at the details they're keeping quiet.