The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Sinead O'Connor's Son
No parent wants to face the death of their child. Tragically, singer-songwriter Sinead O'Connor has had to do exactly that with the death of her son, Shane.
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Reasons Why Moonshiners Is Totally Fake
It's no secret reality TV is often not reality at all. One of the worst offenders may be Moonshiners, which has been accused of faking its entire premise.
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The Tragic Death Of 1940s Film Star Linda Darnell
Linda Darnell might not ring any bells today, but fans of 1940s Hollywood cinema will remember her numerous contributions to the film industry.
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This Victorian Shoe Trend Was Hazardous To One's Health
A Victorian-era shoe trend turned out to be so hazardous to one's health that it was potentially fatal.
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Here's What Happened To The Home John F. Kennedy Was Born In
President John F. Kennedy was born on May 29, 1917 at 83 Beals Street in middle-class Brookline, Massachusetts. Here's what happened to the home.
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This Is How Mammoth Cave Was Discovered
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky is the largest cave system ever found and formed over the course of 100 million years. This is how it was discovered.
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How Does Consuming True Crime Affect Your Mental Health?
Are you feeling a heightened sense of anxiety? Stressed? Depressed? Wary of people you see in the grocery store? You may be listening to too much true crime.
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The Real Inspiration Behind Aqua's Barbie Girl Song
Aqua's "Barbie Girl" might have come out back in 1997, but if you were around at the time, you probably still remember it today. Here's what inspired it.
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This Is Where Nicole Brown Simpson Is Buried
Nicole Brown Simpson was viciously killed outside her home in what became one of the most famous murder cases in U.S. history. This is where she is buried.
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The 1945 Strike That Brought Hollywood To A Screeching Halt
In 1945, a union strike brought Hollywood to a standstill. The public watched in astonishment as the film industry's craftspeople fought in the streets.
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What Is Sikhism And What Do Followers Believe?
There are roughly 26 million followers of Sikhism in the world. Here's what the followers of one of the planet's youngest religions believe.
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Bizarre Theories For Tornadoes In Ancient Rome That People Actually Believed
Here is a brief rundown on how the philosophers of ancient Rome understood tornadoes, as well as the Greek philosophers whose work they used as a basis.
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The Untold Truth About The Gilgo Beach Murders
The Gilgo Beach Killer may have been responsible for 10 or more murders, and his identity remained a mystery for decades.
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What Beryllium Disease Does To Your Body, According To Science
The element beryllium is a primary component used in nuclear weapons, and it's toxic. Here's what beryllium disease does to your body, according to science.
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David Bowie's Tragic Real-Life Story
David Bowie​ was an icon in music. But he was a complex and complicated man, having grown up under the shadow of mental illness and a tough home life.
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Weird Things Fans Have Thrown Onstage At A Concert
Being this famous comes with its share of odd occupational hazards. Let's take a look at some of the weirdest things fans have thrown onstage at a concert.
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Is This Why Kat Von D Was Fired From Miami Ink?
In 2008, "Miami Ink" fans were shocked when Von D was suddenly fired from the tattoo parlor and left the show, which ended shortly thereafter.
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Why You Can't Visit J. Robert Oppenheimer's Grave
J. Robert Oppenheimer helped create the atomic bomb, then spent the last years of his life on a remote island. Here's why you can't visit his grave.
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The Untold History Of Toilets
We all use them, we all need them, and most of us think we know their history. But the history of toilets has more twists than a U-bend, into which we plunge.
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Pro Athletes Who Died Before Turning 45
Whether engaging in competition, practicing their athletic pursuits for fun, or just living their lives, these professional athletes died before they turned 45.
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The World's Oldest Amusement Park Is Older Than The United States
When it comes to amusement parks, bigger definitely seems to be better, but the world's oldest amusement park is just as exciting and older than the U.S.
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The Disturbing Drug Incident That Changed Tony Bennett Forever
Tony Bennett was a singer known for his many accolades, but there was a disturbing drug incident in the 1970s that changed Tony Bennett's life forever.
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What If Britain Had Won The Revolutionary War?
If the British had won the Revolutionary War, what could that mean for the rebel colonists? While we can't know for sure, he's what people have speculated.
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Why Mark Twain's Home Is Said To Be Haunted
American author Samuel Langhorne Clemens, better known by his pen name Mark Twain, had a home in Connecticut that is said to be haunted.
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Inside Dennis Rodman's Relationship With Daughter Trinity
Trinity Rodman is a child of a famous athlete, and here's inside the Women's National Soccer Team star's relationship with her NBA father, Dennis Rodman.
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Tragic Stories About Gene Hackman
Gene Hackman is famously tight-lipped when it comes to personal details, but here's what we know about the tragedies and hardships that have shaped his life.
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Who Was Henry Choate, The Teen Lynched In 1920s Tennessee?
Join us as we uncover the truth about Henry Choate's lynching in 1927 and how that day remains a topic of heated discussion nearly a century later.
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