The Psychology Behind The Jonestown Massacre Finally Explained
On November 18, 1978, more than 900 men, women, and children, died by suicide and murder at the Jonestown settlement in Guyana, led by Reverend Jim Jones.
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The History Of Palm Reading Explained
Believing that you carry the possibility of you future in your hands is powerful knowledge. So, let's learn more about the history of palm reading.
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George Washington's Biggest Regret As President May Surprise You
Presidential disappointments, qualms and self-reproach stretch back to the very beginning of the office, to the first American president, George Washington.
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The Truth About Greece's Ancient Underwater City
We have all heard stories of the mythical island of Atlantis. But what about Greece's ancient underwater city? Here's the truth.
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This Colorized Photo Will Change How You Look At Marie Curie
Before becoming the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, Marie Curie was a poor Polish girl who dreamed of someday going to university.
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This Is How The Bible Got Its Name
Few books have had the width and breadth of cultural influence over the past two millennia as the Holy Bible, but there's actually more than one bible.
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This Colorized Photo Will Change How You Look At Nikola Tesla
Perhaps most known now for the car that bears his name, Nikola Tesla was an enigmatic figure that is considered to be one of the greatest inventors of all time.
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This Colorized Photo Will Change How You Look At Coco Chanel
Even 50 years after Coco Chanel's death, owning or wearing her designs is a status symbol that not everyone can easily achieve
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Here's What The Bible Really Says About The Death Penalty
The death penalty can be a gray area, and the notion that the Bible argues completely for or against the use of the death penalty is not a very sound one.
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What Does The Queen Crest Mean?
Freddie Mercury designed the Queen crest shortly before the band's first album was released.
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How The Colosseum Was Nearly Destroyed
While now the Colosseum represents little more than an attraction of modern Rome, for centuries, it was more associated with its complex and gruesome history.
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This Colorized Photo Will Change How You Look At Harriet Tubman
Because of enslavement, Harriet Tubman endured an unconscionable amount of violent brutality, as a young child up until she became an adult.
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Did Princess Diana's Mother Really Change Her Will After Her Death?
But Diana also had an addendum to her will the day after she signed it — a "letter of wishes" — in which she left personal belongings to her godchildren.
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The Surprising Word That Is Never Mentioned In The Bible
Despite all these numbers and possibilities, there are words not included in the Bible. One in particular might surprise you.
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The Truth About Princess Diana And Grace Kelly's Similar Fate
England's Princess Diana and Academy Award-winning actress Grace Kelly were not only a lot alike as people, they shared a very similar fate.
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Princes William And Harry Say This Interview Led To Princess Diana's Divorce And Death
Bashir faked documents and used them to earn the trust of Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, and it helped convince Princess Diana to agree to the interview.
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How Princess Diana Helped Write Her Own Biography
In 1992, Andrew Morton's biography of Princess Diana created controversy with its uncensored look at her life inside the British royal family.
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Why Princess Diana Wanted Charles To Step Aside And Have William Become King
The abdication of a monarch is not an easy thing for a country to go through, and in the 20th century there were certainly a lot of them.
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What Prince Philip Really Wrote In His Letters To Princess Diana During Her Divorce
Prince Philip's opinions about the marriage of Charles and Diana were predictably complicated, as his letters to Diana show.
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The Real Reason The Beatles Snubbed The First Lady Of The Philippines
Here's why the Beatles notably snubbed Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos during their visit to Manila in July 1966.
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Princess Diana And Squidgygate Explained
Princess Diana had some of her most intimate thoughts and feelings shared with the world through a tape recording of what she thought was a private phone call.
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Did The Crown Try To Blackmail Princess Diana To Avoid Her Divorce From Charles?
Of all the royals, Philip perhaps had the warmest relationship with Diana, as evidenced by the letters they exchanged during her marriage to Prince Charles.
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The One Thing Princess Diana Portrayals Get Wrong
Diana and Charles were married within 6 months. She later gave birth to sons William and Harry, whom she doted on. However, life as a princess was no fairytale.
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How Many Bibles Are Really Sold Each Year?
In modern times, people have access to full Bibles in 717 languages. Think that's a lot of Bible types? You have no idea.
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Who Was Really Behind The Assassination Of Park Chung-Hee?
Park Chung-hee was the leader of South Korea. This is the story of who was really behind the assassination of President Park Chung-hee.
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The History Of Medieval Tournaments Explained
The medieval tournament evolved from an exercise of war and ransom to a sport of heraldry and chivalry. Discover the history of the medieval tournament.
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The Princess Diana Interview That Was Based On A Lie
Journalist Martin Bashir conducted a interview with Princess Diana in 1995, and there is controversy on how it was obtained.
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