The Gospel Of Judas Paints The Bible's Traitor In A Very Different Light
The Gospel of Judas paints the Bible's traitor in a very different light than the version of Judas that has been in circulation for thousands of years.
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The First Black Female Lawyer In America Was Born In The 1800s
Over 150 years ago, Charlotte E. Ray became the very first Black woman to graduate law school and be admitted to the bar in any state in the United States.
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What Happened To Jayne Mansfield's Famous Pink Palace?
As one of Hollywood's most famous celebrities, Jayne Mansfield saw fit to have a massive Pink Palace that reflected her tastes to the extreme.
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A Look Back At The Life Of Mickey Hargitay
Former Mr. Universe Mickey Hargitay went from bodybuilder to the husband of Jayne Mansfield.
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How The '90s Rock Band Live Was Torn Apart
Once '90s alternative rock titans, the members of Live ended up intensely disliking each other. Here's how the 90s rock band Live was torn apart.
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The Strangest Items From Alex Murdaugh's Property Auction
Alex Murdaugh was convicted of murdering his wife and son, and the powerful family's estate was sold. Here are the strangest items from the property auction.
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Tina Bell: The 'Black Godmother' Of The Seattle Grunge Scene
Tina Bell: the 'Black Godmother' of the Seattle grunge scene never really got the credit she deserved for being a pioneer of the sound.
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Before Rudolph Or Frosty, There Was The Cinnamon Bear
Before Rudolph and before Frosty, The Cinnamon Bear was what got kids all hopped up on Christmas cheer this time of year.
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Tragic Details About Susan Cabot's 1986 Killing
The paramedics arrived at the slightly decrepit but elegant house perched on a hill in Encino, California, on the night of December 10, 1986.
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This City Has One Of The World's Most Chilling Travel Warnings
One city in Africa has a chilling travel warning from the U.S. State Department, advising travelers to make funeral arrangements before visiting.
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Why The Pony Express Was Around For Fewer Than Two Years
The Pony Express operated for only 18 months from 1860 to 1861.
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The Dark Truth About Murderabilia
Murderabilia is the sale of items related to murder and, in many cases, serial killers. But it's even darker than it sounds; read on for the disturbing truth.
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The CIA Plot Howard Hughes Was A Part Of
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) would seek Hughes' assistance when they wanted to recover a Soviet submarine that was discovered near American territory.
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How Power Ballads Changed Rock Forever
The power ballad employs pretty melodies and slow tempos before building to a rocking, soaring chorus. Here's how this musical technique changed rock forever.
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The Tragic 1999 Murder Of Hae Min Lee
The tragic 1999 murder of Hae Min Lee culminated in the conviction of her boyfriend, only to be overturned two decades later.
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Everything We Know About Adnan Syed's Overturned Murder Conviction
Although the legal system is designed to result in equal justice for all, the fact is that sometimes the system fails individuals, sometimes with dire results.
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The Eye-Opening Thing Jon Anderson Did After Leaving YES
Yes is a prog-rock band, first formed in London in 1968. Like lots of bands that have soldiered on through the decades, there have been many, many Yes lineups.
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The 14 Men Who Were President Before George Washington
While most know that George Washington was the first president of the U.S., he actually succeeded 14 men who served as leader of the Continental Congress.
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The Truth About Alexander Graham Bell's Failed Plane
Alexander Graham Bell entered history as one of the greatest inventors in the world. But he also has some failures on his record.
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The Science Behind TikTok's Hanger Challenge
The social media platform TikTok is known for spurring viral videos and popular challenges that are sometimes questionable at best. But not this one.
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The Foreboding Reason Six Ravens Must Live At The Tower Of London
Chris Skaife has one job and one job only: to keep watch over the ravens at the Tower of London. Here's the foreboding reason it's imperative that they live.
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The Tragic Genocide Of Brazil's Indigenous Peoples
The killing of indigenous people in Brazil and the destruction of their homes and culture have been described by some as a full-blown genocide.
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The Richest Rappers In The World
Rap is a lucrative genre, and many rappers have forged veritable business empires. Here are the richest rappers in the world.
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Why Andy Warhol's Original Factory Was Referred To As The Silver Factory
Andy Warhol was one fo the most iconic artists of the 20th century, and also known for his Silver Factory hub for creatives. Here's how it got its name.
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What Happens If Lake Mead Dries Up Forever?
Lake Mead was formed following the construction of the Hoover Dam on the Colorado River in 1935. But what would happen if it dries up forever?
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Why Donald Trump Admires Putin So Much
Ever since the 2016 presidential election campaign season, Donald Trump's relationships with Russia and Vladimir Putin, have been part of his narrative.
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How Ferrari Became A Car Manufacturer
Numerous models and brands of automobiles have become standouts over the years -- Rolls-Royce, DeLorean, the Model T. But few spark a response like a Ferrari.
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