The Truth About Cheap Trick's Original Lead Singer, Xeno
As with the story of the band's naming, Xeno disappears because he left the band shortly after its founding.
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What's Come Out About Paul Reubens Since His Death
Paul Reubens, best known for his iconic character Pee-Wee Herman, kept much of his life private. Here's what has come out about the actor since his death.
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How Did The 7th-Inning Stretch In Baseball Originate?
Baseball is loaded with traditions, including the seventh-inning stretch, when people in the stands get up, stretch, and walk around. Here's how it originated.
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What Were Funerals Like In Colonial America?
Looking back at American colonial funerals gives insight into the society in general. Here's what it was like to witness a funeral in the American colonies.
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You've Heard Of Air Force One, But What About The Floating White House?
You've heard of Air Force One, but the floating White House was a luxurious part of Presidential life for several commanders in chief for nearly a century.
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What Happened To Bob Ross' First TV Painting, A Walk In The Woods?
Artist Bob Ross created his first TV painting, "A Walk in the Woods," on "The Joy of Painting" in 1983. Its journey in the years after is an interesting one.
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Tragic Details Revealed In Chester Bennington's Autopsy Report
On July 20, 2017, Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington died by suicide. His autopsy report revealed some tragic details about his final hours.
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Whatever Happened To Baby Alive Dolls?
Baby Alive dolls were introduced in 1973 by Kenner Products, and the company was acquired by Hasbro in 1991. Here's what happened to the dolls.
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How Did Empress Josephine Bonaparte Die?
Napoleon Bonaparte's wife, Empress Josephine Bonaparte, died in 1814. But the exact cause of her death is still somewhat unclear. Here's the story.
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What Happened To Harambe's Body After He Was Killed?
Harambe - a western lowland gorilla species from the Cincinnati Zoo - was killed in 2016 after a toddler fell into his enclosure. So what happened to his body?
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The Untold Truth Of Wayne Coyne
Frontman for the Flaming Lips, Wayne Coyne's life hasn't been without its ups and downs.
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How Many Victims Did Accused Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir Actually Have?
Billy Chemirmir is suspected of killing at 22 people -- mostly women, in their North Dallas senior living communities, but he was only convicted of two murders.
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Respected News Anchors Who Are Actually Terrible People
News anchors are fallible. And some of them seem to be hiding just how terrible they are. Here are a few news anchors who turned out to be terrible people.
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How Common Are Air Show Deaths?
Air shows can be quite the spectacle, but they are also quite dangerous, for both pilots and spectators. So how often do they lead to deaths?
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How Accused Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir Was Finally Caught
The killings began in 2016 and many took place in senior living facilities where family members had taken for granted that their loved ones would be safe.
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The Inspiration Behind Bob Marley's Get Up, Stand Up
Bob Marley wrote "Get Up, Stand Up" with former Wailer Peter Tosh. The song is still an anthem for the oppressed. This was the inspiration behind the song.
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Talk Show Hosts Who Are Terrible People
Talk show hosts have entertained TV and radio audiences for generations, banking on carefully managed reputations. But some are truly terrible people.
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Inside The Stephenville, Texas UFO Sightings Of 2008
In 2008, Stephenville, Texas forever became part of American UFO lore when residents spotted strange lights in the sky. Here's the full story.
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The Untold Truth Of Burning Man
Billed as an EDM festival, art installation and spiritual experience, Burning Man is a well-known music event that has gained immense popularity over the years.
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Where Is Disgraced Pastor Naasón Joaquín García Now?
Members of Pastor Naasón Joaquín García's church, La Luz de Mundo, accused him of a variety of sex crimes, including against children. This is where he is now.
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Famous Mobsters Who Served In The Military
Mobsters have a well-deserved reputation for brutality and criminality. But many members of the mafia have served in the military, and some with distinction.
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Why Louisiana's Angola Prison Is So Dangerous
Louisiana's Angola Prison is a maximum security facility where the majority of its population is serving life sentences. Here's why it's so dangerous.
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Why People Say Japan Is A UFO Hot Spot
UFO sightings are often associated with the United States, especially thanks to the Roswell incident. But Japan also gets its share of alien reports.
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Inside The 1977 UFO Sightings In Broad Haven, Wales
In 1977, two UFO sightings sparked curiosity and skepticism among residents of Broad Haven, Wales. Here's everything we know about the incidents.
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The 1 Location The Ghost Adventures Crew Is Hoping To Return To
The "Ghost Adventures" crew is hoping to return to one singular location. It's a place with a dark reputation built on a century of violence and tragedy.
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The Untold Truth Of NASA's First Six Female Astronauts
In 1978, NASA recruited its first female astronauts, a full 20 years after the agency was first established. The six women have many astonishing achievements.
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How Cary Grant Got Expelled From School When He Was 14
Cary Grant, one of old Hollywood's most famous icons, was expelled from school when he was 14 before becoming a major celebrity. Here's how he got expelled.
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