John F. Kennedy's Favorite Foods (And Why He Had To Be Reminded To Eat Dinner)
Former President John F. Kennedy was known to enjoy various kinds of foods, and he had a particular favorite for lunch. Here's what he often ate.
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The Wild Amount Norman Lear Paid For A Copy Of The Declaration Of Independence
Legendary television producer Norman Lear is best known for "All in the Family." He also once paid for a copy of the Declaration of Independence. -
Who Is Ghost Adventures' Aaron Goodwin?
Aaron Goodwin is second-billed in the credits of the show "Ghost Adventures," so who exactly is he, and how did he get involved with the show? -
Teddy Roosevelt Holds This Impressive Record For American Presidents
Teddy Roosevelt was the 26th president of the United States, and he holds an impressive record among other American heads of state. Here's what it is. -
How Lorenzen Wright's Ex-Wife Lured Him To His Death
NBA start Lorenzen Wright was missing for more than a week before he was found shot to death in a wooded area. Here's how his ex-wife lured him to his death. -
Inside Skeet Ulrich's Tragic Childhood
Actor Skeet Ulrich had a tragic childhood marked by divorce, constant moving, and even kidnapping. Here's the full story of the "Riverdale" alumnus. -
This Is Who Inherited George Washington's Estate After He Died
After former United States President George Washington died, his estate was divided up per his will. Here's who received a part of the remains. -
Shane MacGowan's Relationship With Sinead O'Connor (And Why She Once Reported Him To The Police)
The Pogues' Shane MacGowan had a complicated relationship with singer-songwriter Sinead O'Connor. Here's why she once reported him to the police. -
How Old The First 5 US Presidents Were When They Took Office
The first five U.S. presidents were George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and James Monroe. How old were they when they took office? -
The True Story Of Harriet Tubman's Only Child
American abolitionist Harriet Tubman is often described in American history books, but the story of her child is lesser known. Here's why that's the case. -
The Horrific Crime Scene Of Phil Hartman
Comedian and actor Phil Hartman died in 1998 in a murder-suicide involving his third wife, Brynn Omdahl. Here's what the horrific crime scene looked like. -
What Christmas With Elvis Presley Was Really Like
Elvis Presley was known for his love of Christmas, and those close to him knew this very well. Here's what the holiday was like at his home. -
Was Jesus The Only One To Rise From The Dead In The Bible?
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a fundamental part of Christianity. But was he the only one to rise from the dead in the Bible? Here's the story. -
What Happened To Winston Churchill's Kids?
Former United Kingdom prime minister Winston Churchill had five children: Diana, Randolph, Sarah, Marigold, and Mary. Here's what happened to them. -
Why Planes Look Like They Are Moving Slow, According To Science
A plane flying across a clear sky sure looks to be moving slowly. Yet we know planes fly at an average speed of 575 miles per hour. So, how is this possible? -
Why The US Stopped Making The $20 Coin
"Making it rain" with a bunch of heavy coins isn't quite the same as it is with cash. But that's not why the U.S. stopped making the $20 coin. -
Here's Where You'll Find The Grave Of Robert E. Lee
Confederate General Robert E. Lee has a complicated history as someone whose been both revered and reviled. Here's where you'll find his grave. -
Deadliest Catch: Whatever Happened To Freddy?
There are plenty of memorable characters on Discovery's "Deadliest Catch," including Freddy Maugatai. Here's what he's been up to since his time on the show. -
The Tragic 1975 Murder Of Kelsey Grammer's Sister, Karen
Actor Kelsey Grammer has experienced a lot of tragedy in his life, including the loss of his sister, Karen. Here's the story of her brutal murder. -
Why Do The Cowboys And Lions Always Play On Thanksgiving Day?
Football on Thanksgiving is tradition, as is the fact that the Lions and the Cowboys each play host on the day. This is why this is, and when it all began. -
This Is Where Abraham Lincoln Is Buried (And It's Nowhere Near Washington DC)
Former President Abraham Lincoln's body has been moved around a few times since his assassination in 1865. Here's where it's buried as of today. -
The Troubling Reason America's Plant Hardiness Zone Map Gets Updated
America's USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map got updated in 2023 for the first time since 2012. And there's a troubling reason it happened - here it is. -
The History Of Benjamin Franklin's Cherished Walking Stick (And Where You'll Find It Today)
Did you know that founding father Benjamin Franklin had a cherished walking stick - a gold-topped cane. Here's where you'll find the item today. -
Inside David Bowie's Complicated Relationship With His First Wife, Angie
Legendary singer-songwriter David Bowie had a very complicated relationship with his first wife, Angie. Here's the full story behind their unique bond. -
Why People Think Audrey Hepburn Had An Affair With JFK
John F. Kennedy was rumored to have had affairs with many prominent women, including actress Audrey Hepburn. Here's what we know about their alleged fling. -
Who Inherited Cary Grant's Money After He Died?
Actor Cary Grant had a sharp business acumen that earned him a great deal of financial success. Here's who inherited his money after he died. -
The Lavish Spending Of Napoleon's Wife, Empress Josephine Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte's wife, Empress Josephine Bonaparte, gained a reputation for her lavish spending during her time in power. Here's the whole story.
