Abraham Lincoln is among the most admired and significant leaders in U.S. history, and one of his letters appeared in "Saving Private Ryan." But was it his?
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Football is, by far, one of the biggest, if not the biggest, professional sports in the United States. So what are its oldest franchise? Let's take a look.
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Here's why Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain preferred John Lennon to Paul McCartney as his favorite Beatle.
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Whether it was the last text message they ever sent or the last one a loved one received, here are the tragic text messages famous people sent before dying.
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Among those who expressed their opinion on the Kyle Rittenhouse outcome were members of the rock band Rage Against the Machine. Here's what they said.
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Noted violinist Itzhak Perlman has multiple awards and accolades to his name. Here are some facts about the legend.
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What do the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Pittsburgh Penguins, and the Pittsburgh Pirates have in common (aside from the city they represent)?
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The "Halloween" movie franchise can be confusing, with multiple timelines, sequels, characters, and more. Here's how to watch them.
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Malcolm John "Mac" Rebennack became known as Dr. John, an outlandish New Orleans musical icon. But how and why did he assume the Dr. John persona?
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Michael Jordan is known as one of the greatest basketball players of all time, but when he was just a rookie, his skills were doubted by another player.
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One of the key parts of Thanksgiving is sitting down to take in a football game. Here is the time Randy Moss got revenge while becoming an NFL legend.
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To say that a particular musical instrument belongs to only one genre defies creativity, but saying an instrument only plays one musical emotion?
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Counterculture icon, author, and Beat Generation pioneer William S. Burroughs had very strong things to say to the Sex Pistols concerning Queen Elizabeth II.
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The Kentucky Derby was twice postponed and replaced by an unlikely event: turtle races. Here's the story of "the slowest two minutes in sports."
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Every year around Thanksgiving, the U.S. president partakes in the annual ceremony of pardoning a turkey. Here is its connection to the Iran-Contra scandal.
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There's William Shakespeare's often-quoted, perhaps rhetorical line about "What's in a name?" but the fact is, an individual's name, and its origin, matter.
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Some Christmas songs date back centuries, with international roots, and others have come to prominence and acceptance within less than a century.
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A young Sean Connery once took down six gang members who assaulted him in Edinburgh, Scotland, when he was working as a bouncer at a bar.
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Mickey Kuhn, who recently passed away, starred in the two movies for which actress Vivien Leigh won her two Academy Awards, serving as her good luck charm.
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However, it seems like a few North Koreans might have slipped through the musical cracks of such a crushing lack of freedom.
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Jay Leno's tenure as host of "The Tonight Show" is perhaps well-known to most fans, but there are likely a few facts about him you don't know. Here are 12.
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"Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle" is a sometimes overlooked song on Nirvana's "In Utero" album.
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An interview with Kurt Cobain gives readers an insight as to just how much his body was suffering from his art.
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Tom Petty's songs are used in a variety of circumstances, but Petty won't back down from going after people who use them illegally.
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The biggest blowout in football history has an intriguing story of vengeance behind it. Here's how the massive blowout in 1916 came to be.
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Colombian soccer star Andrés Escobar was playing for his home country, Colombia, when he made a mistake on the pitch against the American team.
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Larry Jordan was also a keen basketball player, but he had the misfortune of having the greatest man to ever play the sport to compete with.
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