TIME June 18, 1973 12:00 AM EDT When the Portuguese landed on the south coast of the island in 1526, they called it Papua, after a Malay word that described the fuzzy hair of the inhabitants. When the Spanish claimed the north coast 19 years later, they called it New Guinea, because they thought the natives resembled those on the Guinea Coast of Africa. Since the two territories became jointly administered by Australia in 1949, they have gone by the hybrid mouthful of Papua New Guinea.

February 5, 2024 7:30 AM EST As the Kansas City Chiefs gather in their locker room to take on the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LXIII on Feb. 11 in Las Vegas, Patrick Mahomes won't be smoking any cigarettes. At halftime, you're unlikely to spot Travis Kelce guzzling Fresca. Sports nutrition habits have changed considerably since Super Bowl I, played on Jan. 15, 1967, in Los Angeles. On that day, LIFE photographer Bill Ray—who during his tenure at the magazine photographed the Vietnam War, Private Elvis Presley shipping off to a military tour of duty, Marilyn Monroesinging "

They take quick decision making, skill, and determination to get ahead, as technology makes humans less relevant and profits for the business continue to dwindle. It's tough for folks to get ahead. But we've gleaned some of the top 35-and-under Wall Streeters in sales and trading who are way ahead. As part of our rising stars of Wall Street list, Business Insider sifted through hundreds of nominations of some of Wall Street's top talent to find those who have stood out in a crowd of thousands.

December 19, 2015 11:46 AM EST Ronda Rousey is remaking the image of nerds everywherewith her love of Pokemon and World of Warcraft and you can add Star Wars to her list of obsessions, as the UFC star went all out for her costume at The Force Awakens opening-night showing. Rousey was decked out as a stormtrooper and was joined by friends in very impressive Darth Maul and Boba Fett costumes to take in the hotly anticipated film on Thursday night.

Sitting too much can be deadly. But all hope is not lost, even for the most committed of couch potatoes: In a new study published in the journal Circulation, researchers say that you can make up for years of sedentary behavior with two years of exercise. In the study, Dr. Benjamin Levine, professor of exercise science at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, and his colleagues studied 53 healthy people ages 45 to 64.