Saturation Diving: The World's Most Isolated And Lethal Job
Considering a career change? Saturation diving can earn you up to $1,400 a day. The catch? It's one of the most-risky professions in the world.
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How William Shakespeare May Have Helped Steal A Theater
William Shakespeare is known to the world as many things. Actor. Playwright. Poet. Wordsmith. But what if I were to tell you he was also quite likely a thief?
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The Time Jackie Kennedy Opened A School In The White House
From the beginning of her term as first lady, Jackie Kennedy prioritized her family and maintaining their privacy - which is what led to a White House school.
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The Untold Truth Of Race Car Driver Kyle Larson
There are few personal qualities most thrill-seeking, speed-loving race-car enthusiasts could want beyond those that driver Kyle Larson has been offering up.
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The Real Reason You Weigh Less Near The Equator
If you are tired of the scale staying stuck, a little travel might do you good. Just pick the right location and you might even lose a few of those pounds.
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The Untold Truth Of Sha'Carri Richardson
The sporting world was stunned when the U.S.' Olympic hopeful for the 100-and-200-meter dash, Sha'Carri Richardson, recently tested positive for marijuana.
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Snapped: What You Didn't Know About The True Crime Hit
The true-crime genre has been gaining popularity the past few years, with shows, and podcasts emerging left and right, but Oxygen's "Snapped" predates most.
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The Stunning Story Of The Woman Who Survived Three Ship Disasters
Violet Constance Jessop may have been one of the luckiest women in the world. In addition to nearly dying as a child, she survived three ship disasters.
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This Famous Film Inspired David Bowie's Space Oddity
David Bowie's hypnotic "Space Oddity" was vast and otherworldly, and a product of its times; it was unleashed on the world just a few weeks before Apollo 11.
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The Urban Legend Of The Corpse Bride
In the window of a store called La Popular, in Chihuahua, Mexico, one can find La Pascualita. She has soft features and wide eyes. Oh, and she's a mannequin.
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The Untold Truth Of Golda Meir
It's clear that Israel as we know it wouldn't exist without the wit and leadership of Golda Meir - but how much do you know about the iconic leader, really?
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The Truth About Freddie Mercury And Princess Diana's Relationship
Princess Diana was not an entertainer, but she was a celebrity, and during and after her time as a royal, she befriended famous people, like Freddie Mercury.
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The Only US President Who Spoke English As A Second Language
Martin Van Buren was the eighth president and the first to have been born in the United States, while all of his predecessors were all born under colonial rule.
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Why The 1996 Women's Basketball Team's Gold Medal Was So Important
For 24 years the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) has been one of the primary outlets for women in what was previously a male-dominated sport.
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The Surprising Thing Paul Revere Did At The Battle Of Bunker Hill Battleground
Paul Revere got the job done - whether silversmithing, warning Americans of invasion, amateur dentistry, or even ... digging through piles of corpses.
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What You Might Not Know About Joaquin Phoenix's Near-Death Experience
Actors deal with dangerous situations when filming, especially when stunts are involved. But real life is dangerous too, as Joaquin Phoenix found out.
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What Ever Happened To Sixteen Candles' Jake Ryan?
John Hughes' world enchanted 80s audiences - especially Ringwald's Samantha Baker and romantic lead Michael Schoeffling's Jake Ryan in 1984's "Sixteen Candles."
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The Chilling 911 Call Made After Selena Was Murdered
On March 31, 1995, Selena met up with the founder and president of her fan club, Yolanda SaldÃvar. The meeting took place at a Days Inn in Corpus Christi.
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Here's How Van Gogh Really Felt About The Starry Night
"The Starry Night," continues to intrigue people with its swirling blues and yellows creating an unforgettable nighttime sky over a slumbering village.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Actress Jean Spangler
Jean Spangler was a dancer and model who had high hopes of becoming a movie star. Now, she's somewhat famous, although not for the reasons that she wanted.
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What Experts Think Elite Egyptians Once Did To Lower Class Mummies
When you think of ancient Egypt, certain images come to mind: pyramids, the Sphinx, and mummies. These linen-wrapped human and animal corpses were preserved.
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The Surprising Truth About Peter Dinklage's Punk Band
Peter Dinklage is best-known for portraying the character of Tyrion Lannister in "Game of Thrones" but his career in showbiz actually began very differently.
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The Reason Bob Barker Once Withdrew As Host Of The Miss Universe Pageant
Barker's gentle nudge came from a love for animals, and that passion would spill over into other endeavors -- such as hosting the Miss Universe Pageant.
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The Real Reason The Tour De France Began
Now known as the premier event in cycling, the Tour de France has surprisingly modest roots: It started as a marketing stunt for a struggling newspaper.
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Here's Why Elton John Can't Stand Bob Dylan
Elton John has been there, done that, and probably regretted a fair amount of it. Along the way, he's locked horns with some of the greats, like Bob Dylan.
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Facts That Will Change The Way You Look At Stormtroopers
Stormtroopers are more than disposable nameless, faceless bodies in terrible white armor. Search your feelings, and this article.
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The Biggest Brandon Swanson Theories: What Really Happened?
Brian and Annette attempted to call their son back numerous times. They were never answered. By the morning, the calls were going directly to voicemail.
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