Elvis Hated This Food So Much He Banned It From Graceland
Elvis Presley was known for his unique performing style, but he was also known for hating a very specific food. Apparently Presley banned fish from Graceland.
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The Real Reason Jewish People Tear Their Clothes After A Death
Grief is a universal experience but how it's processed is not. Here is the real reason that Jewish people tear their clothes after the death of a loved one. -
Where The Phrase Pass With Flying Colors Really Comes From
The phrase "pass with flying colors" is common in everyday vernacular, but where did it come from? Here's where the popular phrase originates. -
The Science Behind Starting A Fire With Ice
We've always been told that fire and ice can never go together. But can they actually? Here's how you can start a fire by using a chunk of ice. -
Who Are Paul Simon's Children?
While Paul Simon is regarded as one of the most acclaimed songwriters, did his children follow in his footsteps? Let's take a look at three of them. -
Henry Tillman: The Boxer Who Managed To Beat Mike Tyson Twice
Anyone's pantheon of boxing greats includes names like Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, and Mike Tyson. Another athlete deserving attention is Henry Tillman. -
Earth Is Playing A Crucial Role In Turning The Moon Permanently Red
While the moon is essential to Earth's functioning, is Earth returning the favor? -
Sandy Island: The Mysterious Place That Was On The Map But Never Actually Existed
Sandy Island was first notated by Captain James Cook during his many voyages of discovery. However, as it turns out, it may have never even actually existed. -
Meet The King Penguin Who Found An Unexpected Home In A Hot And Humid Japanese Town
Modern society might not agree on much, but surely most people think that penguins are high up on the scale of adorable wildlife. Take Lala, for instance. -
The Tragic 2018 Death Of Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen
In 1975, at age 22, college dropout Paul Allen founded Microsoft Corporation with childhood friend and 19-year-old Harvard University drop-out Bill Gates. -
House Of The Dragon's Queen Who Never Was Is Based On A Real Person
As with "Game of Thrones," "House of the Dragon" is also based on real history, and in this case, Princess Rhaenyra faces a very similar challenge and war. -
What Really Happens To Your Body If You Eat Dry Ice?
Dry ice is useful in several ways, and can even be used to create cool party effects, but what really happens to your body If you eat dry ice? -
The Story Behind The Man Who Had 116 Nails Removed From His Stomach
it's hard to imagine someone eating sharp metal and living to tell about it. Here's the story behind the man who had 116 nails removed from his stomach. -
What Happens To A Body That Is Buried At Sea?
Sea burials conjure thoughts of ancient cultures, but it's actually still legal to do today in the U.S. Here's what happens to a body that is buried at sea. -
Paul McCartney's Grandson Looks Just Like The Famous Musician
Paul McCartney's Grandson, Arthur, looks just like the famous musician, especially from his early Beatle Days. -
The Real Reason NASA-Branded Clothes Are Everywhere Now
NASA has been captivating people all over the world for more than six decades. Here's the real reason NASA-branded clothes are everywhere now. -
Inside The Life Of Muhammad Ali's First Wife, Sonji Roi
Muhammad Ali's first wife, Sonji Roi, was an independent woman who refused to conform to Islam. Their marriage was short-lived. Here's a look inside her life. -
How Much Money Did Richard Branson Earn During The Pandemic?
Many of the richest people in the world became richer thanks to COVID-19. Here's how Much Money Richard Branson earned during the pandemic. -
Why A Soccer Team Once Purposefully Scored On Themselves 149 Times
In soccer, an own goal is one of the most humiliating mistakes a player can make. Here's why a soccer team once purposefully scored on themselves 149 times. -
Jacqueline Kennedy's Granddaughter Looks Just Like The Famous First Lady
Jacqueline Kennedy has a granddaughter who is as beautiful as the former first lady was. Meet Rose Schlossberg. -
The Origin Of The Word Tarot Might Have Some Believers Upset
The Origin of The Word Tarot, a word that evolved over the centuries along with the purpose of the cards, Might Have Some Believers Upset -
The Theory About Hasbulla Magomedov's Rare Genetic Condition
Hasbulla Magomedov has amassed 2 million followers on social media with his MMA-related antics. Here's the theory about the 3'3 man's rare genetic condition. -
How A Waffle Iron Inspired Nike's First Running Shoes
In 2019, Miles Nadal bought a pair of 1972 Nike running shoes for $475,550. You may wonder what was so special about the most expensive sneakers ever auctioned?
