Kowloon Walled City: Once The Most Densely Populated Neighborhood On Earth
Kowloon Walled City was once the most densely populated neighborhood on Earth with 50,000 people in a single structure less on than 1/100th of a square mile.
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Writing Systems That Still Haven't Been Figured Out
People have been writing things down for thousands of years, and some ancient writing systems baffle experts. Here are a few that we still haven't figured out.
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Why The Red Widow, Marguerite Steinheil, Was Acquitted Of Murder
The Red Widow, Marguerite Steinheil, was accused of killing her husband and mother but acquitted of murder in November 13, 1909.
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Why Commercial Fishing Like Deadliest Catch Is So Dangerous
There have been a number of deaths among the cast and crew of "Deadliest Catch." Here's why the commercial fishing displayed on the show is so dangerous.
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Hedda Hopper: Old Hollywood's Most Notorious Gossip Columnist
Hedda Hopper was the queen of Old Hollywood gossip. She wielded unparalleled influence over the film industry and its biggest stars lived in fear of her column.
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Theodore 'Ted' Kaczynski, Unabomber, Dead At 81
Theodore "Ted" Kaczynski, better known as the Unabomber, was found unresponsive in his jail cell on Saturday, June 10, and declared dead a short time later.
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The Real Meaning Behind Make Your Own Kind Of Music
Make Your Own Kind of Music" was Elliot's last U.S. Top 40 hit as a solo artist, but it got renewed attention in 2023. Here's what it really means.
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Why You Rarely Hear About The Spin Doctors Nowadays
The Spin Doctors had two big hits in the early-90s, then their commercial popularity seemed to fade. Here's why you rarely hear about the Spin Doctors nowadays.
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The Real Meaning Behind Billy Joel's Piano Man
Billy Joel's "Piano Man," which came out on Columbia Records, was released on November 2, 1973. Here's the real meaning behind the famous song.
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Wilma Montesi: The Mysterious Italian Murder Of The 1950s
In 1950s Italy, a seemingly innocent 21-year-old woman named Wilma Montesi washed up dead on a beach miles from home. Her death would become a media circus.
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This Is Who Lived In Buckingham Palace Before The Royal Family Bought It
Since the British monarchy has existed, Buckingham Palace in London has only been the official royal residence for a short time. Here's who lived in it before.
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Who Are Ringo Starr's Children?
All members of The Beatles went on to have children - 11 between them all. Who are Ringo Starr's children, and where are they today? Let's find out.
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Celebrities Whose Families Dispute Their Cause Of Death
While there are plenty of conspiracy theories on the deaths of these actors, their families are also questioning the nature of how they died.
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Who Is Jack Smith, The Man Behind The Trump Investigation?
A federal grand jury indicted former president Donald Trump in June 2023. Who is Jack Smith, the man behind the probe?
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The Most Destructive Wildfires In History
When Smokey the Bear said that only you can prevent wildfires, he wasn't kidding.
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Assassinations That Changed The Course Of History
As people continue to disagree or wrong each other, and tensions reach their breaking point, prominent figures around the globe face violence.
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Faith Jenkins Teases What To Expect From Season 2 Of Killer Relationship - Exclusive
Faith Jenkins of "Killer Relationship" told us how the new season goes beyond romantic relationships to detail any type of relationship that can turn to murder.
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Why Rumors About Potential Serial Killers Can Be Dangerous
Armchair detectives get invested in solving murders, but they don't have all the information. Here's why rumors about potential serial killers can be dangerous.
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Pat Robertson's Controversial 1988 Bid For President
Pat Robertson, credited with the rise of the religious right in American politics, sought the 1988 nomination for president in the Republican Party.
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Ethel Kennedy Was Familiar With Tragedy Even Before The Assassination Of Her Husband
Ethel Kennedy married into a family that became a powerhouse in American politics, the Kennedys -- yet also a family that suffered incredible tragedy.
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The Tragic Reason Sandra Dee And Bobby Darin Divorced
Sandra Dee and Bobby Darin looked like the perfect Hollywood couple, but things were different behind the scenes. Here's the tragic reason they divorced.
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Why Joan Jett Was Never The Same After Covering I Love Rock 'N Roll
Joan Jett knew she wanted to cover "I Love Rock 'n Roll" the first time she heard the original song by The Arrows. Here's why she was never the same after.
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How Long Can Wildfires Burn?
Every year we hear about massive ongoing wildfires burning somewhere on the planet, encroaching on populated areas. Here's how long they can burn.
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What You Can Expect If King Charles Dies Before Camilla
The rules of royalty can be confusing, especially for those no longer living under monarchy. Here's what will happen if King Charles dies before Camilla.
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The Most Harrowing Moments On Deadliest Catch
For nearly two decades, "Deadliest Catch" has shown the extremes of what can go wrong when crab fishing. These are some of the show's most harrowing moments.
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What Is The British Trooping Of The Colour?
It's a safe bet that every country on Earth has its own public displays of spectacle and pageantry. Certainly the United Kingdom qualifies on that score.
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The Oldest Franchise In The NBA Was Founded 100 Years Ago
The oldest franchise in the NBA was founded 100 years ago. Since then, it's had four different monikers and represented five different cities.
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