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Tom Cruice and Katie Holmes are still very, very attracted to each other. Holmes 28, reports that Cruice,45, her husband of just over one year,is particularly partial to the sight of her in business attire. "I like it when he likes it," she says. "It makes me blush!" Holmes for her part, says she gets excited watching Cruice pursue his latest hobby: flying planes. "He knows what he's doing," Holmes says. "It's hot,"

One May 25, 1935, Babe Ruth hit his 714th (and last) home run.

There are twenty 'baby teeth'.

Banana stalks are not trees in the correct sense of the term. They are large perennial herbs that reach their full growth in one season

In the fifth century A.D. the barbers in Rome extracted teeth, treated wounds, and bled patients as part of their professional work.

There is no proof that Barnum once said, 'There is a sucker born every minute'

The first bathtub installed in the United States was installed in Cincinnati, Ohio, home in 1842. It was made of mahogany and was lined with sheet metal.

The bazooka, developed by the United States Army, was first used in 1942.

The flattened beaks of ducks enable them to shovel their food from the muddy bottoms of streams.

An object that weighs five pounds on the earth would weigh two pounds on the planet Mercury.

There are ten million bricks in the Empire State Building in New York City.

A dead Chilean man surprised attendees at his wake by sitting up and demanding a glass of water. Relatives had found Feliberto Carrasco,81, so cold and apparently lifeless in his home that they called for a funeral director rather than a doctor. After friends and relatives had gathered to toast his memory, Carrasco regained consciousness. "I couldn't believe it. I thought I must be mistaken,and I shut my eyes, said Carraco's nephew Pedro. "When I opened them again, my uncle was looking at me."

The English, not the Germans, invented the goose-step for its soldiers.

The fish opens and closes his mouth to pass water through the gills to obtain oxygen. The action is part of the breathing operation.

A Chinese woman has been arrested for impersonating a male army officer in order to trick the families of young women out of money. One victim's father says he was approached by a university educated army major named Li Zhanyu, who "said he wanted to date my daughter, but first needed money to break up with his current girlfriend." The family, impressed with the major's status, paid more than $20,000, but Li then disppeared. Police tracked "him" down to an internet cafe. Authorities suspect the "major," whose real name is Li Zu, has been running the scam for at least two Years.