Special Reports

During the 1960s, television in America saw a significant shift. By the year 1960, almost 90% of households had a television, which marked the beginning of the end of the Golden Age of Radio. From then on, the focus of entertainment shifted to evening TV programming, which became the primary...

The United States has one of the largest and most powerful military forces in the world, with an impressive 1.3 million active-duty personnel serving in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Space Force, and Coast Guard. While approximately 160,000 of these brave individuals are currently deployed overseas, most are...

In today's digital age, screens have become an inseparable part of our daily lives. Among them, educational children's shows have become small-screen superheroes. Not only are they entertaining, but they also offer valuable lessons that make learning enjoyable for kids. To determine the best educational kids' shows, we at CEOWORLD magazine analyzed...

Though somewhat unoriginal, movie remake is a frequently employed tactic in the filmmaking industry. While most remakes often fall short of the original films, there are instances where the revamped versions surpass the initial iterations in both critical acclaim and audience reception. To identify superior movie remakes, CEOWORLD magazine devised an...

Across the annals of history, diverse cultures have crafted remarkable works of art and ornamentation, unearthed precious minerals and gems, and accumulated vast treasures—often through the appropriation of other prized possessions. Throughout the existence of these invaluable creations, objects, and collections, a persistent theme emerges: they vanish or are pilfered without...

Countless Americans harbor a profound fascination for ancient artifacts, ranging from cherished family heirlooms to revered museum relics. These objects serve as tangible windows, offering glimpses into the materials, necessities, and inventive techniques of bygone eras. Among the most ancient relics are those of natural origin, such as the earliest known dinosaur...

The roots of organized military forces extend back to Mesopotamia, situated in present-day Iraq, nearly 5,000 years ago. The earliest documented military units, believed to consist of several thousand well-trained soldiers—equivalent in size to a contemporary U.S. Army brigade—were established during this period. Throughout human history, conflicts have arisen over essential...

Commonalities link arsenic, cyanide, and mercury - their potential lethality when ingested in significant amounts. Naturally occurring, these chemical elements and compounds pose serious health risks.  Certain plants, like water hemlock and nightshade, as well as specific mushroom varieties, also harbor toxins capable of causing severe illness or death. Throughout history, these...

Santa Barbara is a charming city between the Santa Ynez Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. The city has a moderate climate throughout the year and is located close to Hollywood, attracting many rich and famous people. Some of the renowned residents of Santa Barbara include George Lucas, Oprah Winfrey, and...

Envision a world without Eddie Van Halen's iconic guitar riffs or a Deadpool portrayed by anyone other than Ryan Reynolds.  While immigration remains a contentious issue in the United States, it's undeniable that some of the nation's greatest films, music, literature, scientific advancements, and diplomatic achievements originated from individuals born...