Here's Who Inherited Selena's Money After She Died
Selena Quintanilla Pérez, the crossover Tejano music superstar, was murdered by a fan, age 23. Conflict continues for control of her story and artistic legacy.
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What Really Happened After Peter The Great Died?
How to choose a nation's leadership is a question that's plagued various societies for millennia. Succession is especially tricky if no heir has been named. -
The Untold Truth Of Star Trek's Majel Barrett
Gene Roddenberry might have created "Star Trek," but it was his wife, Majel Barrett, who participated as an actor across the entire "Trek" franchise. -
How Are The Replicators Supposed To Work On Star Trek?
Replicators are essential machines in the "Star Trek" universe. This device can reproduce food, tools, and sometimes even random viruses. -
The CIA's Relationship With Silicon Valley Explained
Companies like Amazon, Google, and IBM, have ties to Silicon Valley, and the formerly sleepy town in California is home to many big names in technology. -
The Truth About Hollywood's Oldest Living Star
One golden age actor is still very much here among us. Her name is Marsha Hunt and she's Hollywood's oldest living star. In 2021, Hunt is expected to turn 104. -
Michael K. Williams' Tragic Death Explained
Friends and fans of actor Michael K. Williams were shocked when he was found dead in his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment around 2 p.m. on September 6. -
How The Military Used Dogs As Anti-Tank Weapons
Dogs play a large part in our lives. Not only are they faithful companions as our pets but some canines have been integral to people's professions. -
How A Computer Virus Might Have Saved The World From Nuclear Attack
New weapon: Stuxnet was dubbed the world's first digital weapon because it physically destroys its targets instead of just harvesting data from its targets. -
Why Glass Still Remains A Mystery To Physicists
People of science don't know everything there is to understand about how glass becomes, well, glass. In particular, they're curious about the glass phase. -
How The One World Trade Center Pays Tribute To 9/11
It's been 20 years since that fateful morning of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and tributes have started to pour in. Memorials become more critical now. -
The Untold Truth Of The Waynai Bible
These days, when technology gets smaller and smaller, creating a giant attraction is a sure-fire way to get tourists to stop and pay a nominal fee to gawk. -
Myths About H.H. Holmes You Need To Stop Believing
H.H. Holmes conducted his crimes in what became known as the murder hotel or murder castle, where he reportedly lured his victims. -
What Might've Happened If Abraham Lincoln Survived His Assassination
What would have happened if former President Abraham Lincoln survived his assassination and the United States did not plunge into mourning? -
The Big Lie About Revolutionary Soldiers You Learned In History Class
History is written by those who win, and this fact is perfectly exemplified in the United States' coverage of the Revolutionary War. -
The Crimean War Was The First To Feature These Two Things
Not a lot of people know what happened in the Crimean War, which also means very few know that this conflict changed how people learn and feel about war. -
The Truth About Queen Jezebel In The Bible
The Bible's many books have various female characters, and a good number are presented as downright villainous, including the Phoenecian queen Jezebel. -
This Bizarre Cheese Law Sounds Fake But Is Actually Real
When laws are enacted, you would assume it's for the greater good. Okay, so maybe that's debatable, but most of the time, that's what laws are meant to do. -
The Untold Truth Of Tony Hawk
Tony Hawk is probably the most famous skateboarder of all time, and he is the best choice to call out moves during the Olympics. -
What Was Jackie Mason's Net Worth When He Died?
Jackie Mason was considered a great stand-up comedian, although he was no stranger to controversy. How much was the comic worth when he died? -
The Terrible Life Of The Roman Vomit Collector
Everyone knows the phrase, it's a tough job, but someone has to do it. Sometimes there are jobs that just take that to the extreme — Roman vomit collectors. -
Everything We Know About Penitentes, Aka Ice Spikes
Penitentes are ice spikes jutting up from the ground as if reaching toward the sun or waiting for someone to roll down and cut them accidentally. -
This Is What Happens After You Win An Olympic Medal
Of course, the first thing most people do after winning a medal is crash in their beds in the Athletes' Village from exhaustion. But there's more than that. -
The Tragic Death Of Lord Byron
While Byron represented the dark, brooding, romantic figure of that era, he was also a real-life hero, and his tragic death was in the service of freedom. -
This Was The Youngest First Lady In US Presidential History
Born in Buffalo, New York, Frances married President Grover Cleveland when she was 21 and was even the first bride to be married there. -
Is It True That Lightning Is Hotter Than The Sun?
People are fascinated by weather, and one natural event that exemplifies both the danger and beauty of nature is lightning during a thunderstorm. -
The Truth About The Invention Of The Audio Cassette Tape
Cassette tapes helped change the music industry by allowing consumers to record their mixtapes without using the bulky recorders we often see in TV shows.
