Transgender History Makers They Didn't Teach You About In School
There have been many trans people in history, some of whom were remarkable. Here are the transgender history makers they didn't teach you about in school.
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Why Eddie Nash Was Acquitted Of The Wonderland Murders
Four people were killed at Los Angeles's Wonderland Avenue on July 1, 1981. Here's why suspect Eddie Nash was acquitted of the gruesome murders.
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The Untold Truth Of Metallica's Kirk Hammett
There's more to Kirk Hammett than being the lead guitarist for Metallica. Here's the untold truth of one of the most famous heavy metal guitarists of all time.
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Will Eating Apple Seeds Really Kill You?
Have you ever been told as a child that eating apple seeds will kill you? Did you believe it? And is it true? You might be surprised at the answer.
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Mark Ruffalo's Sad And Troubled Past
From extraordinary health struggles to personal loss, Mark Ruffalo has had to carry a lot on his shoulders. Here is Mark Ruffalo's sad and troubled past.
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This Is The Deadliest Day Of The Week, According To Science
There's one day of the week that is particularly deadly - more so than any other day - according to scientific research. Here's what that day is.
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The Heaviest Drinking Presidents In American History
The highest office in the U.S. has attracted a surprisingly large number of heavy drinkers. Here are the heaviest drinking presidents in American history.
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Are American Presidents Allowed To Get Drunk?
The job of president of the United States is one of many responsibilities, so alcohol might seem like a no-go. But are they allowed to get drunk?
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Hawaii's Red Hill Water Contamination Fiasco Explained
For 75 years, an underground military jet fuel storage facility in Honolulu was leaking, This is Hawaii's Red Hill water contamination fiasco explained.
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The Stories Behind Some Of The First Color Photos Ever Taken
Behind every photo is a story. Here are some of the stories behind some of the first color photos ever taken.
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Deadliest Catch: The Tragic Sinking Of The Scandies Rose
The Scandies Rose of the "Deadlist Catch" sank on New Year's Eve 2019, and only two of the seven passengers survived. Here's the full story.
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Saints Who Predicted Their Own Deaths
Many saints were gifted with the gift of premonition and were able to fortell future events, including their own deaths.
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What Does BMX Stand For And When Did It Start?
BMX bike racing and culture was started by kids and evolved into an Olympic sport. Here's when it all began and what the letters BMX stand for.
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This Is Where Koko The Gorilla Is Buried
Koko the gorilla showed the world the inner-workings of the gorilla mind after learning 1,000 words in American sign language. This is where she is buried.
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What 19th-Century American Pharmacies Were Really Like
The pharmacies of the 19th century weren't quite like the drugstores of today. Here's a taste of the pharmacy experience back in 1800s America.
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What An El Nino Year Means For Weather
El Niños are naturally occurring weather patterns that happen every two to seven years. Here's what an expected El Niño means more specifically.
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The Charges Against The Gunman In The Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting Explained
In 2018, Robert D. Bowers entered the Tree of Life Synagogue and killed 11 people, wounding six others. Here's what he was charged with and convicted of.
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The Untold Truth Of Motown Founder Berry Gordy Jr.
Motown's founder, Berry Gordy Jr., was born in the Motor City in 1929, and his beginnings are a classic Great Migration experience.
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The Quinn Gray Kidnapping Hoax Was Like A Real Life Gone Girl
The Quinn Gray kidnapping hoax didn't take police long to figure out, but it was almost like a real-life Gone Girl.
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The 5 Most Disturbing Cases Of People Waking Up In A Coffin
It might sound like something straight out of a movie, but there have been many cases of people waking up inside a coffin. Here are five of them.
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The Only Pro Basketball Players To Achieve This NCAA And NBA Victory
The Denver Nuggets 2023 NBA championship saw rookie guard Christian Braun snag a key victory that only a few pro basketball players have achieved.
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The Most Intense Training Athletes Ever Went Through
To excel at their sport, elite athletes often think outside the box. This can lead to some intense training practices that would break mere mortals...
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The Ceremonial Military Roles For Trooping The Colour Explained
Trooping the Colour is a famous and iconic tradition that attracts crowds of spectators each year. The ceremonial military roles are explained here.
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The Untold Truth Of Ink Master Judge Chris Nunez
As a judge on Paramount's "Ink Master," Chris Núñez showed his insight on what makes tattoos extraordinary as he shepherded in a new generation of artists.
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The Real Meaning Behind Here Comes The Sun By The Beatles
Hanging out in Eric Clapton's garden with an acoustic guitar and warmed by the sun, George Harrison began to compose "Here Comes the Sun." Here's what it means.
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Why Some Experts Say Boris Johnson's Career Is Finished
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has seen his share of scandal. Here's why some experts say his career is finished.
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Here's Who Inherited Stan Lee's Estate After He Died
Stan Lee was easily one of the most influential creators in entertainment. He died in 2018 at 95. Here's who inherited his estate after he died.
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