In 1938, Adolf Hitler was named Time magazine's Person of the Year; in 2021, it's Elon Musk.

Last week in Saudi Arabia, more than 40 camels were disqualified from a camel beauty pageant after receiving Botox injections before the competition.

Public restrooms in Japan are equipped with smart glass. The glass remains transparent until the door is locked, at which point it becomes opaque.

Walt Disney was once fired by a local newspaper company for being "uncreative" and "lacking in imagination."

Mike Tyson once spotted his wife, Robin Givens, with Brad Pitt. "You should see his face!" Tyson joked in a recent interview.

Iceland is so safe that parents often let their children nap alone in their strollers while they relax with coffee.

This is Brutus, an 800-pound grizzly bear who shares Thanksgiving dinner with the Anderson family in Montana every year. Brutus was adopted by naturalist Kasienderson when he was a cub.

King Edward VII had a custom-made "love chair." This device was created by a French furniture maker in the early 20th century with the aim of allowing the obese British king to have sexual relations with two women simultaneously.

In Brazil, a cow escaped from a slaughterhouse and was later found at a local water park, where it was seen riding a slide and strolling in the swimming pool.

Public toilets in Serengeti National Park

The Queen refused to reveal her favorite food so that she wouldn't eat it wherever she went.

In 2004, California journalist Gary Weber, who first broke the news of the CIA's involvement in the cocaine trade, was found dead with two gunshot wounds to the head. His death was later ruled a suicide.

In 1998, during a match in Congo, lightning struck and killed an entire football team. All 11 players on one team died, while the other team left the field unharmed. Locals disagreed on whether someone had cursed the teams.

Robin Williams once said, "Never fight an ugly person—they have nothing to lose."

In Vienna, Austria, a brothel has begun offering citizens 30 minutes of free service if they show up and are vaccinated against COVID-19, allowing them to meet "a lady of their choice."

Albert Camus once said, "I would rather live as if God existed, and die to find that God did not, than live as if God did not exist, and die to find that God did."

Leonardo DiCaprio (46 years old) has never dated a woman over the age of 25.

In St. Petersburg, Russia, there is an apartment building that can accommodate more than 18,000 people.

Osama bin Laden was obsessed with Whitney Houston and wanted her to be one of his wives.

In 1960, the CIA sent agent Marita Lorenz to assassinate Fidel Castro, providing her with a poison pill to put in his drink. Castro discovered the plot and, in response, handed her a gun, telling her to shoot. Marita refused and ultimately had sex with him.

While attending the University of Pennsylvania, Elon Musk rented a 10-bedroom house and converted it into a nightclub. He then used the money he earned to pay for his college expenses.

Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom owns the world's largest crystal-cut diamond. This 530-carat gem, known as the "Star of Africa," was mined in South Africa in 1905 and is estimated to be worth $400 million.

George Clooney once bought 14 suitcases, each filled with $1 million in cash, and then distributed them to his 14 closest friends.

Every Christmas, Steve Harvey would send his teacher a television because his teacher had said he would never be on television.

This hotel in Japan first opened to the public in 718 AD. Now, more than 1,300 years later, it is still run by the same family that opened it in 718 AD. The hotel has been owned by the family for more than 50 generations.

The statue, titled "Emptiness," was created by grieving parents. It illustrates the feelings parents experience after losing their child.

Safety standards in the 1960s

Get to know the leopard shark, one of the friendliest sharks in the ocean. Leopard sharks pose almost no threat to humans and often seek out human interaction.

In 2012, a Chicago man bought a car in his girlfriend's name for $500 after they broke up, and then parked it at the airport. The car accumulated over $100,000 in parking fines, which the city government demanded his ex-girlfriend pay.

In 2020, Khaby Lame lost his job at the start of the pandemic and teetered on the brink of depression. Over time, he began creating TikTok videos to make people laugh. He now has over 98 million followers on TikTok and an estimated net worth of $2 million.