Actress Ingrid Bergman is best remembered for her roles in the films Indiscreet, The Inn of the Sixth Happiness, and Murder on the Orient Express. She died of complications from breast cancer on August 29, 1982, at midnight on her 67th birthday.
1971 - Hank Aaron became the first baseball player in the National League to hit 100 or more runs in each of 11 seasons.
Fact of the Day
When we’re reading — even silently — the muscles of our mouth, tongue and larynx activate. This process is called “subvocalization.” We’re essentially sounding out words in our head, even when we’re not speaking them out loud.
Nature Oddities
Fish form orderly lines in emergencies so they don’t collide or clog up the line.
Food and Drink
Leftover pasta has extra health benefits because it contains more resistant starch than fresh pasta. Resistant starch improves blood sugar control and stimulates better gut health.