The Untold Truth Of The Andy Griffith Show
The Andy Griffith Show, which first aired in 1960, was one of the most beloved and well-rated shows in television history.
Read MoreThe Andy Griffith Show, which first aired in 1960, was one of the most beloved and well-rated shows in television history.
Read MoreRickrolling started out as a MySpace-era prank and became one of the first memes to break into the mainstream. Our hearts have been aching to tell the story.
Read MoreDavid Blaine's a big-time magician, but as with most huge celebrities, there's tons of things you don't know about him.
Read MoreThese are the most bizarre things people hold world records for.
Read MoreThese bizarre things really happened during the Gold Rush. It wasn't all gilded roses.
Read MorePeople bury their dead differently than they used to. From vampire graves to Ferraris, here are some of history's most bizarre burials.
Read MoreFrom its days as a hunting ground for the local Miwok tribe, to its time as a facet of U.S. immigration history, here's the untold truth of Angel Island.
Read MoreThis list of things the United States really doesn't want failing or breaking or shutting down isn't likely to inspire any brand-new plots, so read on.
Read MoreThese are some of the most bizarre freak accidents you'll ever hear about.
Read MoreThe history of cartels is fraught with betrayal, splinter groups, and brutally shortened lives. Here are the most dangerous cartels to ever exist.
Read MoreThe witch trials aren't the only awful thing that ever happened in Salem. So of course there are plenty of ghosts.
Read MoreIn & Of Itself is a mind trip. Illusionist Derek DelGaudio takes audiences on a journey through his life while doing one jaw-dropping trick after another.
Read MoreThere's a Chicago non-profit organization that claims they were contacted by extradimensional beings from the "millions of inhabited planets" in the universe.
Read MoreQualifying for his first-ever Olympic Games, Nyjah Huston is set to make his debut at the Tokyo Olympics, leading the first U.S. Olympic skateboarding team.
Read MoreYou probably know that the Dropkick Murphys' big break came from touring with The Mighty Mighty Bosstones.
Read MoreLet's go back to Melania Trump's roots and take a quick tour of her home town of Sevnica, Slovenia, to see where she came from.
Read MoreThe dybbuk is a spirit from 16th century Jewish folklore that enters someone's body and possesses them. Here's what dybbuks are all about.
Read MoreWe've heard of alpha dogs, and pecking orders, and other natural hierarchies. But what about insects? Specifically, what about the unbelievably numerous ants?
Read MoreThe Dewey Decimal System is lauded throughout the world as a way to organize library materials. The man credited with developing it, however, is less laudable.
Read MoreThe cyclops goat from India looks like a hoax, but it isn't. It's very real. Here's everything you need to know about the cyclops goat.
Read MoreThough Queen Victoria is known for not being easily "amused," she was likely terrified after seeing a "green mist" float in one of the rooms at Crathes Castle.
Read MoreElements of ancient architecture and art do stand out and beg for explanation. Such is the case with the "handbags" seen on stone reliefs across the globe.
Read MoreIf you are among the living (and the literate), strap in for a fun, slightly tabloidy recount of the visions and exploits of the "Nostradamus of the Balkans."
Read MoreThe increasing prevalence of conspiratorial thinking is a huge problem that deserves a deeper look, especially in our current sociopolitical climate.
Read MoreHe was working full time by the time he was 13, out of school and employed as a milkman for St. Cuthbert's Co-op.
Read MoreLearn things you didn't know about Jack Kirby, Marvel's prolific illustrator and creative mastermind.
Read MoreEdmonia Lewis was a woman who strove against incredible odds to learn, practice, and succeed in her chosen artistic field: sculpture, in the 19th century.
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