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In the past 58 years, a total of 26 James Bond films has been made:




12 actors
And no less than 12 actors have portrayed James Bond in the media.
In chronological order: Barry Nelson, Bob Holness, Sean Connery, Roger Moore, David Niven, George Lazenby, Christopher Cazenove, Timothy Dalton, Michael Jayston, Pierce Brosnan, Daniel Craig & Toby Stephens.

On this day in 1720

John 'Calico Jack' Rackham protects the rum while Anne and Mary fight



  Crossed swords and a grinning skull distinguish Calico Jack Rackham's flag, and that's just what pirate hunters find while prowling Jamaican waters. When they attack Pirate Jack's ship, his female crew, Anne Bonny and Mary Read, return the fight while the men, drunk on rum, wait it out in the hold.

  Rackham and his pirates were swiftly tried and found guilty. Most of them were hanged. Bonny and Read were also sentenced to hang, but both of them declared they were pregnant. A judge ordered their claim checked out and it was found to be true, a fact which automatically commuted their death sentence. Read died in prison shortly thereafter, but Bonny survived. No one knows for sure what became of her and her child. Some say she reconciled with her rich father, some say she remarried and lived in Port Royal or Nassau.

  In a famous quote Bonny told Rackham in prison:

  "I'm sorry to see you here, but if you had fought like a man, you need not have hanged like a dog."

  On this day in 1886 (28th October)

  Lady Liberty was opened.




  151 feet of copper neoclassical sculpture, is accepted as a gift from France and dedicated by US President Grover Cleveland after hundreds of thousands of revellers throw the world's first ticker-tape parade in honour of the new lady of Liberty Island.

Did you know that Franklin Roosevelt okayed a plan to bomb the Imperial Japanese Army with bombs attached to bats?

The Marine Corps took over the program and conducted tests beginning in December 1943. After 30 demonstrations and $2 million spent, the project was cancelled. Most people believe it's because the U.S. realized that all resources should be concentrated on the development of a far more powerful weapon: the atomic bomb.