The Charges Against Donald Trump Explained
For the first time in U.S. history, a grand jury voted to indict a former U.S. president on criminal charges. Trump could face prison time if convicted.
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What Was Meat Loaf's Net Worth When He Died?
Meat Loaf was one of the very lucky few musicians who not only made a living at what he loved most but who made a fortune. -
Famous Serial Killers Who Were Virgos
Methodical, detail-oriented, fixated on cleanliness, a great work ethic - just a few of the traits Virgos are known for. -
The Who Concert Disaster Explained
Around 7:20, the crowd to see The Who surged and one set of doors shattered. Others were pushed open. With no visible security, there was no control. -
How Many Cats Did Freddie Mercury Have?
Freddie Mercury was often an enigma — even to fans. Here's one fascinating detail though: he was a committed cat-lover and had a lot of furry feline friends. -
How This Nearly Decapitated Woman Survived Her Assault
Alison Botha is no different in many ways from the millions of other women who've felt a sudden and scary flash of fear in a moment of vulnerability. -
Why Parents In London Would Set Their Infants In Window Cages
The phrase "baby cage" is not just unfamiliar to most of us, it evokes a kind of horror. Babies in cages? Not long ago, they were the choice among London mums. -
The Tragic Death Of SeaWorld Trainer Dawn Brancheau
Dawn Brancheau's story ended where it began. According to Dawn's Foundation, she saw the famous Shamu show as a girl and decided to become a whale trainer. -
The Surprising Truth About Charlie Watts' Vintage Car Collection
Charlie Watts had, by far, the most impressive collection of cars in his garage (well, likely garages) of all the Stones — but his passion was a bit unexpected. -
The Touching Charlie Watts Tribute You'll See On The Rolling Stones' Website
Following the news of his death, fellow musicians heaped praise on the jazz-trained drummer who ended up in one of the most successful rock bands of all time. -
This Was Charlie Watts' Profession Prior To Joining The Rolling Stones
While we're sure Rolling Stones' drummer Charlie Watts had plenty of good times in the swinging '60s and '70s, his death at age 80 nevertheless came as a shock. -
Here's What Really Happened To Melissa Caddick
You may have never heard of Australian conwoman Melissa Caddick but that doesn't mean her crimes are unimpressive — and she may have gotten away with them. -
These Are The Requirements To Become A Freemason
How would you characterize your repute? Good? Excellent, you may be on your way to becoming a Freemason. Here are the next steps to join the mysterious group. -
How This Sharon Tate Film Led To A Stuntman's Death
Sharon Tate was an up-and-coming actress in 1966 when filming "Don't Make Waves," a "sex comedy" romp with an easygoing vibe on set until a horrible tragedy. -
The Tragic Death Of Karl Wallenda
Patriarch of the Flying Wallendas, Karl Wallenda, began the high-wire troupe as a teen in the 1920s and led them for more than five decades until a disaster. -
The Truth About The Rarest Blood Type In The World
There are four main blood groups — A, B, O, and AB — plus Rh factors that determine blood type. Yours is likely one of the most common — unless it's this one. -
The Unnecessary Organ 10% Of Human Beings Have
Thanks to modern medicine, there are countless body parts we can get usually get along just fine without — but 10% of folks are born with this bonus organ: -
What Happened To Greg Witman's Parents, Sue And Ron?
Despite being convicted (and later released for time served) in the death of his brother, Greg, Zach Witman's parents have always maintained his innocence. -
Here's How The Catholic Church Feels About The Possibility Of Aliens
Are aliens real? The Catholic Church doesn't know — but it does have a rather progressive view on the possibility, rooted in a belief in God's creativity. -
Why The Battle Of Bunker Hill Name Is Misleading
French fries aren't from France, red pandas are closer to raccoons, and cat burglars aren't stealing your feline. Even the Battle of Bunker Hill name is wrong. -
The Trick Ed Kemper Used To Make His Victims Feel Safe
At 6'9" tall, serial killer Ed Kemper was hardly inconspicuous — which may be why he devised a clever trick to make unsuspecting women drop their guard. -
Why Frank Zappa Decided Not To Play At Woodstock
Some of the biggest names in music turned down a slot at Woodstock in the summer of '69, including counterculture icon — and hippie skeptic — Frank Zappa. -
This Was The First Victim Of The Honolulu Strangler
Hawaii's first-known serial killer, the Honolulu Strangler, terrified the city from 1985-1986 — then the killings just stopped. Had police found their killer? -
This Is When Donald Harvey Killed For The First Time
A hospital seems an unlikely place for a serial killer to find refuge. The 17-year spree of nurse's aide Donald Harvey, though, disproves all those assumptions. -
The 1897 Chicago Sausage Vat Murder Explained
The notorious Chicago sausage vat murder briefly turned the meat-loving city of Chicago against sausage — this is the story of the trial of Adolph Luetgert. -
The Real Reason Courtney Love Lost All Her Money
While Courtney Love inherited millions after Kurt Cobain's 1994 suicide, she shocked many in 2009 by confessing that she lost most of her money. -
The Time Bono And Jimmy Buffett Were Almost Murdered
During an excursion to find jerk chicken in Jamaica, Jimmy Buffett and Bono were caught in a hail of gunfire and almost murdered.
