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  • Mary Decker crying at the Olympics

    The Most Heartbreaking Team USA Moments In Olympic History

    Sometimes at the Olympics, hearts are broken and expectations dashed. These are the most heart-breaking Team U.S.A. moments in Olympic history.

    By Kathy Benjamin Read More
  • Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. head cocked

    The Surprising Thing The FBI Tried To Convince Martin Luther King Jr. To Do

    The FBI infamously had it out for Martin Luther King, Jr., and put wiretaps wherever they knew King would be — including in hotel rooms.

    By Amy Beeman Read More
  • Stamp featuring Carol II on left

    Why King Carol II Of Romania Renounced His Title

    World War I and its aftermath were the beginning of the end of monarchical dominance in Europe. So why did King Carol II Of Romania renounce his title?

    By Scott Williamson Read More
  • The planet Mercury

    The Real Reason Mercury Is Shrinking

    Mercury is a fascinating case study, and scientists now believe the planet is not only tectonically active, but also seems to be shrinking.

    By Chris Littlechild Read More
  • Joe Exotic

    Tiger King 2 Is Happening. Here's What We Know

    Oh, snap. Get your popcorn ready. Netflix is repackaging its gift to the world from last March — with "Tiger King 2" coming out sometime before year's end.

    By Amy Beeman Read More
  • artistic depiction of a viking

    Vikings Didn't Have Horned Helmets. This Is Why You Think They Did

    Just like pirates, what we think we know about the Vikings is based on mythology and popular culture rather than historical fact.

    By Aaron Homer Read More
  • Queen Elizabeth II in crown

    Rules The British Royal Family Have To Follow Forever

    Some people want to be famous, and others would love to become part of the royal family. In many ways, royals appear to live a charmed life of fancy events.

    By Noelle Talmon Read More
  • Anya Taylor-Joy Queen's Gambit

    The Real Reason Netflix's The Queen's Gambit Is Being Sued

    For a few months in late 2020, the hottest thing on TV was a seven-episode Netflix series about chess. "The Queen's Gambit," was based on the 1983 novel.

    By Aaron Homer Read More
  • Drugs and money on table

    How The Black Mafia Family Became The Drug Trafficking Kings Of Detroit

    The Black Mafia Family is one of the largest drug-trafficking rings out of Detroit, Michigan. It was created by two brothers, Demetrius and Terry Flenory.

    By Alexandra Simon Read More
  • Macbeth and Banquo encountering witches

    The Truth About The Real-Life Kings Who Inspired Macbeth

    William Shakespeare penned one of his greatest tragedies, "Macbeth," around 1606 with the hopes of impressing his patron, King James I — adding special touches.

    By Wendy Mead Read More
  • Solar Boat museum display

    The Truth About King Khufu's Solar Boat

    In mid-August 2021, a boat went on a journey in Egypt. Normally this wouldn't be of interest to anyone, but this wasn't a typical journey — or a typical boat.

    By Toby Arguello Read More
  • Portrait of Elizabeth I

    Why Queen Elizabeth I's White Makeup Was Actually Dangerous

    Queen Elizabeth I survived smallpox, but her face was left permanently scarred. Devastated, she began to layer the makeup on to hide the ravages of the disease.

    By Leslie Veliz Read More
  • Erik Cowie talking

    The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Tiger King's Erik Cowie

    Erik Cowie, a former head zookeeper at "Tiger King" Joe Exotic's Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park, was found dead on September 3.

    By Amy Beeman Read More
  • FDR or Franklin D. Roosevelt

    Why FDR Once Served Hot Dogs To The King And Queen Of England

    When President Franklin D. Roosevelt welcomed the king and queen of England, he fed them an American classic, the much-loved hot dog.

    By Alexandra Simon Read More
  • Mary, Queen of Scots

    The Reason Mary Queen Of Scots Is Considered Unlucky

    Born in 1542 and beheaded in 1587, Mary Queen of Scots -- Mary Stuart -- lived a disastrous, dramatic, and ultimately tragic life.

    By Leslie Veliz Read More
  • Godard's Dutch Spyker 1907 Peking to Paris beginning of race

    Peking To Paris: The Crazy True Story Of The 1907 Motor Race

    Had a French newspaper never poked fun at race car drivers for going around in circles, the 1907 Peking to Paris Race may never have existed.

    By Marina Manoukian Read More
  • Queen Elizabeth II looking stern

    Famous People The Queen Can't Stand

    There have been many speculations around hidden and sometimes not-so-hidden clashes the Queen of England has had.

    By Petra Godesa Read More
  • Nanking memorial

    The Tragic Truth About The Nanking Massacre

    While the Holocaust and the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are widely discussed and taught in schools, the Nanking Massacre is less well-known.

    By Toby Arguello Read More
  • Henry VII

    Inside The Paranoid Mind Of King Henry VII

    As with all kings who took their thrones through conquest, the reign of Henry VII began, on paper at least, in a blaze of glory.

    By S. Flannagan Read More
  • person standing on mountaintop arms spread

    Scary Hiking Stories That Will Make You Want To Stay Indoors

    Hiking is an opportunity to get out in nature and explore the world. But these scary hiking stories will make you want to stay indoors.

    By DB Kelly Read More
  • Placard with God Save the Queen

    The History Of God Save The Queen Explained

    The words "God save the queen" are usually said to demonstrate and vocalize British patriotism and support of the British royal family.

    By Alexandra Simon Read More
  • King Tutankhamen's death mask

    Here's What Happened To The Bodies Of The Most Famous Kings In History

    For every state funeral, there's a story of callous disregard and unmarked graves. Here's what happened to the bodies of the most famous kings in history.

    By Jeff Somers Read More
  • Effigy of Mary, Queen of Scots

    Here's What Happened To The Bodies Of The Most Famous Queens In History

    You might know how these famous queens died, but not what happened to them in the end. Here's what happened to the bodies of the most famous queens in history.

    By Becki Robins Read More
  • King George VI portrait

    How The King's Speech Ignored King George VI's True Story

    As the immortalized speeches of Winston Churchill were yet to come, in 1939 it fell upon King George VI to overcome his stutter and address the public.

    By Scott Williamson Read More
  • Prison watchtower

    The Man Who Escaped Prison By Simply Walking Out The Door

    Steven Russell was such an amazing conman that he walked out of prison on four separate occasions. And the hopeless romantic did it all for love.

    By Cody Copeland Read More
  • Pauline Frederick looking through a camera

    Groundbreaking Female Filmmakers Of Early Hollywood

    Here's a look at the women who were silenced long after the silent film era ended. These are the groundbreaking female filmmakers of early Hollywood and beyond.

    By Frank F. Read More
  • Oklahoma land rush 1889

    What It Was Like Taking Part In The Oklahoma Land Rush Of 1889

    People from every walk of life participated, carving their own piece of the treeless landscape. Here's what you need to know about the Oklahoma Land Rush.

    By Engrid Barnett Read More
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