TV Shows Historians Absolutely Hate
Humanity's rich and dramatic history often provides fertile ground for TV. Yet the creative license taken in those shows often leaves historians fuming.
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Things We Learned About '90s Stars After They Died
Fans mourned when these ’90s stars died, but afterward, when we found out about their struggles, crushes, and hopes, it helped us know them a little better.
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Reasons Survivor Is Fake
After 25 years of "Survivor," the showrunners have the formula down to a science. From the challenges to the tribal council, here's how the show is fake.
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The Tragedy Of Naya Rivera Explained
Naya Rivera was a child actor who's best known for her role on Fox's "Glee." After a life full of ups and downs, she died tragically at 33 years old.
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Musicians That Raked In A Staggering Amount Of Money While On Tour
The most profitable aspect of modern celebrity musicianship is touring, which provides an opportunity for performers to gain incredible wealth.
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The Worst U.S. Generals That Nearly Cost Us Our Freedom
War is never easy, and being a United States general comes with a lot of responsibility. Some, like William Hull and Benedict Arnold, hurt the country more than helped it.
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Scandals That Rocked These Infamous Events
Cover-ups and lies, individual, corporate, and government negligence, and corner-cutting have all played their role in a slew of infamous events.
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This Harvard Scientist Says An Incoming Comet Could Be An Alien Ship. Here's Why He Might Be Right
What NASA calls an incoming comet, a Harvard scientist says could be an alien ship. He says it's too soon to know for sure.
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The Tragedy Of Cory Monteith Explained
Cory Monteith was just 31 when he died. The tragic and untimely death came just four years after he was thrust into stardom for his roll on the show "Glee."
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U.S. Presidents Who Were Really Weird People
Some United States presidents were pretty weird people. Here are some facts about them that you never knew — and maybe, never wanted to know.
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How WWII Could Have Been Even Worse
An estimated 45 to 60 million people died during World War II, both military and civilians, but it could have gone even worse for a few different reasons.
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The Darkest Episodes From '90s Kids Shows
These episodes from 1990s kids shows featured surprisingly grim subjects and themes, including abuse, addiction, gun violence, and catastrophic climate change.
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Things About The Iraq War That Don't Make Sense
A U.S.-led coalition swept into Iraq in 2003 and left in 2011. The Iraq War was costly, both in lives and money, and still leaves many heads scratching.
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The Transformation Of Nev Schulman Explained
Since becoming a celebrity on the back of "Catfish," Nev Schulman's life has been a transformative rollercoaster of fame, infamy, tragedy, and redemption.
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Respected Historical Figures Who Were Actually Terrible People
There are plenty of historical figures who, despite their accomplishments that solidified their place in history, were actually terrible people.
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Bandmates That Had A Lot To Say After Their Break Ups
It has been said that being in a band is like being in a marriage, so breakups tend to instigate strong opinions from stars about their former bandmates.
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Movies And TV Shows About Royals That Historians Absolutely Hate
The subjects of royal history have long been portrayed to the public as exciting and tragic, but historians often hate some movies and TV shows about them.
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Will Ferrell's Tragic Moments Explained
The star of "Anchorman" and "SNL" alum Will Ferrell has made a living by making people smile, but his charmed life has occasionally seen a touch of tragedy.
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Reporters Who Had Meltdowns At Their Guests On Live TV
Live TV interviews can be informative and eye-opening, but just as often, they can be combative, and sometimes, reporters have meltdowns at their guests.
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Rock Stars Who Live Unbelievably Lavish Lives
Rock star excess isn't purely a stereotype. These musicians have a lot of money to spend, and they live lavishly, buying homes, art, cars, and instruments.
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Why The Battle Of Gettysburg Was Worse Than You Thought
The Battle of Gettysburg may be the most famous of the grim events during the American Civil War, but there are many shocking, lesser-known details about it.
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The Hidden Truth Of Adam Sandler
Love him or hate him, Adam Sandler is one of the most successful actors and comedians of all time, and there's more to his story than you probably know.
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10 Terrible Saving Private Ryan Moments, According To A Historian
"Saving Private Ryan" is a pretty realistic portrayal of World War II, but a historian says the mission itself is unlikely, along with other inaccuracies.
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'70s Stars Who Died And No One Noticed
The 1970s gave the world an array of celebrities, many of whom became household names. But some '70s stars, whose fame later faded, died with no one noticing.
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Paul McCartney's Former Bandmates Have A Lot To Say About Him
Paul McCartney is one of the world's most famous musicians, and the many artists who once played with the former Beatle didn't always stay quiet about it.
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What Hitler Planned To Do With The U.S. If He'd Won WWII
For a while during WWII, the Nazi war machine seemed unstoppable as it rolled over Europe and beyond. What did Hitler have planned for the U.S. if he'd won?
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Bizarre Things That Never Made Sense About The Alex Murdaugh Case
The Alex Murdaugh case is one of the most bizarre and shameless in recent memory, with a string of mysterious events in its wake that still don't make sense.
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