The Untold History Of Ugly Laws
Ugly laws were a set of laws that made being disabled, mentally ill, or houseless punishable by fines or jail time. Here is the untold truth of ugly laws.
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Disturbing Details Discovered In DJ AM's Autopsy
DJ AM died suddenly at the age of 36, but it would take weeks before the disturbing details discovered in DJ AM's autopsy were made public.
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Whatever Happened To These '80s Video Vixens?
Some of the biggest stars to come out of '80s music videos were the supporting vixens. But where are those video vixens today?
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Disturbing Details Discovered In Dee Dee Ramone's Autopsy Report
Ramone's bassist Dee Dee Ramone died suddenly at 50 years old. Here are the disturbing details discovered in his autopsy report.
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Is Elon Musk's Deal To Purchase Twitter Considered A Hostile Takeover?
Trailblazing billionaire Elon Musk bought the social media outlet, Twitter. But was the deal to purchase Twitter considered a hostile takeover?
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Who Was Jerry Buss And How Much Did He Really Pay For The Lakers?
Jerry Buss, born into poverty, was the one-time owner of the Los Angeles Lakers. Credited for much of their success, here's how much he paid for the team.
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Hopscotch Is Older Than You Realize
Hopscotch, the children's game, is played around the world under various names, and its origins are believed to date back to the Roman empire.
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NBA Fights That Went Too Far
Basketball may not be a contact sport, but the NBA has seen its fair share of brawls in the last few decades - sometimes with painful consequences.
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Why Some Nuclear Explosions Have Vertical Smoke Trails Near Them
Old photographs show inexplicable vertical smoke trails near nuclear explosions. Here's why those wispy columns of smoke were around some of the bombs.
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Why The LA Lakers Wear Purple And Gold Uniforms
The purple and gold uniforms of the Los Angeles Lakers are as iconic as their most legendary players. So why did they choose this color scheme?
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Inside Zac Efron's Near-Death Experience
Near-death experiences (NDEs) are more common than you might think, and actor Zac Efron has had two, with one being particularly frightening.
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How Jeans Led To The Start Of Butch Cassidy's Life Of Crime
Robert LeRoy Parker is one of the most infamous outlaws of the Wild West, immortalized by the 1969 classic film "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid."
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The Biggest Scandals To Hit MSNBC
MSNBC has faced numerous scandals involving its hosts, which have ranged from accusations of sexual impropriety to blatant racism.
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What It Was Really Like The Day Princess Diana Died
Princess Diana was tragically killed in a devastating car accident in Paris along with her partner, Dodi Al Fayed, and the driver who was escorting the couple.
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The Dark Truth Behind The Man Who Spent 43 Years In Isolation
Albert Woodfox is a former inmate who was kept in solitary confinement for 43 years -- the longest any prisoner has spent in isolation in the United States.
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The Most Powerful Indigenous People In Pre-Colonized Mexico
The Aztecs managed to join many different tribes and ethnicities into one great empire, the Aztec Empire. Let's take a look at this powerful Indigenous tribe.
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12 Historical Figures Who Died Strangely
Dying of old age or from illness might be fine for boring, normal people, but famous historical figures deserve more … interesting deaths.
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The Most Intense Tales Of Survival Ever
Nothing you've experienced is as bad as what these people first faced, and then survived.
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Rules Prince Philip Had To Follow
Although Prince Philip stepped down from his official royal duties in 2017, he still had plenty of rules he had to follow as a member of the royal family.
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The Untold Truth Of Olympian Colby Stevenson
Olympic skier Colby Stevenson came close to death, yet he recovered to compete in the Beijing Olympics. Here is the untold truth of the Olympian.
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The Heartwarming Story About Loretta Lynn's First Guitar
The heartwarming story about Loretta Lynn's first guitar goes back to when she was a newly married teenager and her husband wanted to cheer her up.
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Did Lagertha From Vikings Really Exist?
The character Lagertha from the show Vikings is portrayed as a strong-willed shield maiden who fights battles along side men. But did she really exist?
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The Items John F. Kennedy Was Reportedly Buried With
President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963 but as the nation prepared to mourn, his family prepared his coffin. Here is what Kennedy was buried with..
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These AC/DC Songs Have Been Used For Torture
Loud music is sometimes used as a means of torture in war and interrogation situations. These AC/DC songs have been used for that purpose.
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The Hobo Code Of Ethics Explained
People called hobos may have had no homes, but they still had rules to live by. Here is the hobo code of ethics explained.
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Here's Who Inherited John Wayne's Money After He Died
John Wayne was one of the biggest movies starts of his time, and he died a wealthy man. Here is who inherited his money after he died.
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The Truth About Sean Penn's Time In Jail
In the 1980s Sean Penn had a reputation for losing his temper, sometimes ending in arrests. Here is the truth about Sean Penn's time in jail.
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