Queen Elizabeth II Had A Major Wardrobe Malfunction On Her Wedding Day
Queen Elizabeth II had a wardrobe malfunction on the day she wed Prince Philip. The piece in question was borrowed from her mother who had altered its function.
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The Untold Story Of The Cryptoqueen
Few things about Ruja Ignatova's life are known for certain. But one thing we know is Ignatova is responsible for the biggest cryptocurrency fraud in history.
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Paul McCartney's Failed Animated Concert Film That Featured A Pipe-Smoking Mouse
Paul McCartney is famous for being one of the members of The Beatles, but he also tried to create an animated concert film about mice that didn't do so well.
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Joan Rivers Contemplated Suicide For A Heartbreaking Reason
Joan Rivers is now considered one of the most beloved comedians in the TV kingdom of late-night. But she, too, dealt with some dark times in her life.
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Lucille Ball's Heartbreaking Final Words To Desi Arnaz Before His Death
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz were one of America's most popular on screen couples on "I Love Lucy." These were her her final words to him before he died.
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Longest-Reigning Monarchs In History
The longest-reigning monarchs in history include, of course, Elizabeth II, but though she's ruled for 70 years and counting, she doesn't own the longest reign.
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Elvis Had An Incredibly Unusual Way Of Drinking Out Of Cups
Elvis Presley is the undisputed King of Rock 'n' Roll and one of the top-selling artists of all time. Yet, he had a very peculiar way of drinking from cups.
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Your Chances Of Making A Hole In 1 In Golf Are Way Slimmer Than You Realized
There are tournaments galore on the professional golf circuit, but a high point in any golfer's career, amateur or professional, is the coveted hole in one.
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The Truth About Stephen Hawking's Two Marriages
Stephen Hawking was one of the most important scientists of all time, but he also had a dramatic personal life with two marriages that ended in divorce.
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The Truth About King Tut's Curse And Its Victims
When Howard Carter opened the tomb of King Tutankhamun in 1922, the world went nuts. Here's the true story of King Tut's curse.
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The Royal Family Massacre During The 1958 Iraqi Coup D'etat, Explained
As they say, rank has its privileges, but the higher the rank, the higher the risk involved, especially when it comes to individuals in national leadership.
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The Last Movie Paul Newman Filmed Before His Heartbreaking Death
Paul Newman, one of the biggest film stars of the 20th century, passed away in 2008. This was the last movie Newman starred in before his death.
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Who Was Baldwin IV, The 'Leper King' Of Jerusalem?
Certainly there have been remarkable individuals throughout history who overcame personal challenges to achieve greatness -- including leprosy.
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This Is How Much Kate Bush Is Making From The Running Up That Hill Resurgence
Kate Bush is one of the most beloved and influential British musicians of all time. Here's how much she's making from the Running Up That Hill resurgence.
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The Invention Of The Jacuzzi Has A Heartbreaking Backstory
Warm water, bubbling from jets beneath the surface, is many people's idea of bliss, a way to relax and unwind. Turns out, the Jacuzzi has medical origins.
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How Stephen Hawking's Death Was One Big Coincidence
Stephen Hawking was one of the greatest scientific minds the world has ever known, and his death was part of a number of interesting coincidences.
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BB King Revealed The One Musician Who Gave Him 'The Cold Sweats'
B.B King revealed the one musician who gave him 'the cold sweats' when he heard the amazing tone coming from the player's guitar.
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What Stephen Hawking's Area Theorem Really Means
Stephen Hawking was a scientific genius who will be missed by many. His theories seem to hold up to this day, including his area theorem of black holes.
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The Story Behind How Stephen Hawking Pranked A BBC Reporter
Stephen Hawking is known as one of the world's top physicists, and he also had a sense of humor. Here's how he pranked a BBC reporter.
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The Real Reason The Drinking Age Is 21 In The US
The old argument goes, if someone can go off to fight a war on behalf of their country at age 18, why can't they enjoy an alcoholic beverage as well?
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Fanny: The History-Making All-Female Band You've Never Heard Of
Fanny was an all-girl rock group in the early 1970s, a time when women in rock music faced many barriers.
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Game Of Thrones Almost Scored A Rock Legend For A Big Cameo
"Game of Thrones" is known for having plenty of celebrity cameos, but one never materialized. Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin was asked to appear, but declined.
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The Most Notable Moments In Queen Elizabeth II's Reign
Here are some of the moments that have shaped the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, the only head of state within living memory for most Britons.
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Here's What May Have Happened If Germany Invaded The United Kingdom During WWII
The outcome of World War II is universally agreed to be one of the most — if not the most — defining events of the 20th century and all human history.
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What It Was Really Like Working On A Whaling Ship
For decades whaling ships sailed the seas in search of whales—and life on board was far from pleasant. Here's what it was really like working on a whaling ship.
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The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Cost Taxpayers A Staggering Sum
Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee was a jubilant affair for most of the U.K. However, the celebrations cost the U.K. taxpaer a staggering amount of money.
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The Real Reason No One Lives In Hampton Court Palace Today
Hampton Court Palace is one of many palaces belonging to the Queen. And no one lives there. Here's why.
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