Unsung Heroes Of Modern Pop Music
If you've ever jammed out to '80s music or hip hop, enjoyed a music video, or listened to pop radio like, at all, he's the less well-known people to thank.
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14 Facts About William Shatner You May Not Know
William Shatner is best known for playing Captain Kirk in "Star Trek." But there are some facts about his life and career that might surprise you.
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The Tragic Death Of Blake Painter From Deadliest Catch
A half-dozen cast members have died over the years. Phil Harris, Keith Anderson and Tony Lara are just some of the show's stars to have passed in recent years.
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Why Amanda Knox Was Acquitted Of Murder
Over the course of roughly eight years, Amanda Knox received two murder convictions in Italy, and for each conviction, she was also later acquitted.
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Rita Jenrette: Texan Playboy Model Turned Italian Princess
Princess Rita Jenrette Boncompagni Ludovisi left her stately Italian villa - Casino dell'Aurora - for the last time in April 2023 as paparazzi snapped photos.
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The Tragic Way Legendary Moonshiner Popcorn Sutton Died
Legendary Appalacian moonshiner Marvin "Popcorn" Sutton died a tragic death just days before he was to serve a short prison sentence.
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The Deadliest Bus Accidents Ever
When things do go bad on a bus, they do so in a very dramatic way. Here are some of the deadliest bus accidents from around the world.
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Who Was Dana Smithers?
Pennsylvania resident Dana Smithers disappeared in May 2022. The remains of the 45-year-old mother of three were found a year later, near where she lived.
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The Tragic 2012 Death Of Swamp People's Mitchell Guist
The hit reality TV series "Swamp People" follows a group of rugged individuals as they struggle to survive alligator-infested swamps of Southern Louisiana.
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The Dark Truth About America's Deadly Steamboat Races
In the mid-19th century, Americans were enthralled with an exciting and sometimes deadly new form of high-stakes competition: steamboat racing.
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Why Graves Of The Unknown And Poor Are Called Potter's Fields
Some of society's most marginalized, particularly the poor and homeless, might remain unrecognized in death. Why are their graves called potter's fields?
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Why Djibouti Has So Many Foreign Military Bases
Located on the eastern coast of the African continent near the Middle East, it's very easy to overlook Djibouti in favor of its more well-known neighbors.
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The Biggest Controversies To Hit The New York Times
The New York Times is one of America's most venerated newspapers, but it also has countless scandals under its belt. Here are some of its biggest controversies.
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The Number One Rule Of A Mosh Pit
Are mosh pits really lawless hells of raging limbs and tromping boots shattering all interlopers foolish enough to wade into the bloody purge?
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Things That Came Out About Frank Zappa After He Died
A polarizing figure in his life, Frank Zappa didn't stop stirring controversy after his death in 1993. Here are things that came out about Zappa after he died.
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Why Nuns Cover Their Hair
Women keeping their heads covered when engaged in religious practices has been a longstanding tradition. Here's why nuns, in particular, cover their hair.
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The Tragic 2017 Murder Of Makeva Jenkins And Her Unborn Child
In 2017, a masked man broke into the home of Makeva Jenkins, who was pregnant. Makeva was shot in the head while she slept, killing her and her unborn child.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Tina Turner
On May 24, 2023, the world bid a heartbroken farewell to the potent, energetic, and everlasting voice and talent of Tina Turner. She was 83.
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The Story Behind The Only Woman Officially Drafted By The NBA
She's sometimes called the "Queen of Basketball," but that doesn't mean she's received the same recognition as male champs like LeBron James or Kobe Bryant.
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Who Robert F. Kennedy Really Blamed For JFK's Death
Robert F. Kennedy blamed himself for JFK's death, believing the family was a target of the mob, unions, among others, and that he thought he'd be killed first.
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How This Small Town In New York Became Memorial Day's Birthplace
Memorial Day has become a cherished national tradition, a day to honor those who have died, especially the military. When did the holiday start, and where?
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How Many People Have Died Climbing Mt. Everest?
With a summit 29,032 feet above sea level, Mt. Everest invokes awe and defiance in equal measures. It's the highest point on Earth where you can stand.
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The Disturbing Letter Brian Laundrie's Mother Told Him To 'Burn After Reading'
Brian Laundrie's mother, Roberta, reportedly wrote a letter to her son with chilling references to burying a body and to helping her son break out of prison.
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Killer Relationship's Faith Jenkins Digs Deep Into Romance Red Flags - Exclusive Interview
"Killer Relationship" host Faith Jenkins discussed signs of toxic behavior in relationships and shared what fans can expect in Season 2 of the Oxygen series.
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Chas Newby's Brief Stint As The Beatles Bassist Explained
Unless you've been living in a yellow submarine since the 1960s, chances are you're aware that none other than Sir Paul McCartney played bass for The Beatles.
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Who Is Kegan Kline, Another Suspected Lead In The Delphi Murders?
In the Delphi murders investigation, among the names that have turned up in connection with the case is Kegan Kline, whom Indiana State Police have questioned.
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These Were Leonard Nimoy's Final Words Of Wisdom Before His Death
Nimoy's death in 2015 provoked a massive outpouring of love and admiration, and at the time, Nimoy himself had wisdom to impart on par with Spock's own.
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