On July 20, 1969, astronaut Neil Armstrong took "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" by becoming the first person to walk on the moon.

On July 9, 1962, folk singer/songwriter Bob Dylan records his masterpiece "Blowin' in the Wind" for his forthcoming album "The Freewheeling' Bob Dylan."

On this day - June 17 - in 1972, one of the biggest scandals in American history began when burglars, later tied to President Nixon, were apprehended at the Watergate complex.

To celebrate the publication of BRITT-MARIE WAS HERE by New York Times Bestselling Swedish Author Fredik Backman, Simon and Schuster staffers try Swedish Candy.

Award-winning author Gerry Marzorati shares the inspiring and entertaining account of his pursuit to become a competitive tennis player—at the age of sixty.

In this intimate and extremely vulnerable video, Kevin Lacz honors and discusses former Punisher, Marc Lee during their experience in Ramadi.

Seventeen-year-old debut author Nicolaia Rips speaks on how she wrote her memoir about growing up in New York City’s Chelsea Hotel.

Distinguished presidential biographer Jean Edward Smith offers a critical yet fair biography of George W. Bush.

Scot Harvath is exactly the new kind of hero that's needed to fight a new kind of war. Author Brad Thor explains why.

In her new novel, THE REGULARS, Georgia Clark asks: what would you sacrifice to be pretty? Best friends Evie, Krista, and Willow are trying to make it through their mid-twenties. They’re regular girls, with average looks until they come across Pretty, a magic tincture that makes them, well...gorgeous. But, there's a dark side, too, forcing these girls to examine what they're willing to sacrifice for good looks.