The Mythology Of Loki's Monster Children Explained
The children of Loki were believed to be at the center of Ragnarök. Loki's most terrifying children were prophesied to have a part in the doomsday of the gods.
Read MoreThe children of Loki were believed to be at the center of Ragnarök. Loki's most terrifying children were prophesied to have a part in the doomsday of the gods.
Read MoreFreddie Mercury's iconic yellow jacket was sold at an auction in 2004.
Read MoreMany common nursery rhymes have in recent years have been tied to suspected, and often dark, historical origins. "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary" is one example.
Read MoreThe Gold Rush of the mid-19th century literally put California on the map, leading to its statehood in 1850, decades before Arizona or New Mexico.
Read MoreWhen it comes to celebrating the biggest religious, cultural, and retail holiday in America -- Christmas -- the Amish are all about it.
Read MoreThe Bible is unquestionably influential. There is one other fact about the Bible that is almost impossible to contest: It is pretty much dominated by men.
Read MoreCahokia, a massive city of up to 20,000 in what is now Illinois, was the largest of these, as well as a center of trade and — occasionally — human sacrifice.
Read MoreFor decades, polio was one of the most feared childhood diseases in the world, even in a wealthy, developed, First-World nation like the United States.
Read MoreSwedish Prime Minister Olof Palme's assassination had remained unsolved for more than three decades after his death until a new suspect emerged a few years ago.
Read MoreAt the time of the rule of Mansa Musa, the Mali Empire, located in West Africa, was incredibly prosperous thanks to its natural resources of salt and gold.
Read MoreThe figure of Lilith is sometimes referred to as "Adam's first wife," as in Adam, the Biblical figure who was the first human being created by God.
Read MoreThe U.S. was at war in Afghanistan with the Taliban for 20 years before abruptly pulling out of the country last August. It was a messy withdrawal.
Read MoreBible smugglers have been beaten, jailed, and shot, and yet several organizations continue their work today. This is the crazy history of Bible smuggling
Read MoreFirearms experts must follow protocols and safety procedures when using weapons on a film set.
Read MoreCatherine the Great is credited for making Russia a paragon of European splendor and power. Rumors aside, the truth about Catherine is stranger than fiction.
Read MoreDespite there being more awareness regarding the number of homeless vets — including federal and other special programs -- the numbers just keep increasing.
Read MoreThe 1980s were iconic in terms of fashion and design. Here are some popular things from the 1980s you don't see anymore
Read MoreIt was a cold, snowy, blustery evening when Northwest Airlines flight 823 took off on February 1, 1957, from La Guardia Airport in New York after a long delay.
Read MoreBezos' acquisition of the choicest of land and sky is in overdrive, with an estimated real estate portfolio worth in the area of $500 million to $1 billion.
Read MoreThe history of medicine is filled with shocking, off-base, and sometimes disgusting techniques used by medical practitioners in attempts to heal the human body.
Read MoreAlberta Williams King, Martin Luther King Jr.'s mother, was murdered six years after his son's death.
Read MoreAnne Frank's diary wouldn't have been made public if it weren't for her father Otto. Of everyone who hid alongside Anne, her father was the only one to survive.
Read MoreThroughout the Cold War, the CIA reportedly conducted a vast array of spying and assassination missions in order to protect American interests.
Read MoreHe began having an affair with Julia Stott and they conspired to kill her husband for insurance money. His death by poison caught the attention of the police.
Read MoreMick Fleetwood had noticed Lindsey Buckingham's guitar prowess and songwriting skills and tapped him to be the new guitarist for Fleetwood Mac.
Read MoreThree little letters can make a whole world of difference, as a Bible publisher discovered in 1631 that omitting one word encouraged the devout to sin.
Read MoreThe Watergate scandal was a blow to the public's confidence in the U.S. presidency, showing the nation how corruption could affect average individuals.
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