Here's Why The Black Prince's Ruby Is Believed To Be Cursed
Even if you're familiar with England's crown jewels, you might be surprised to hear that a few are rumored to be cursed. For instance, the Black Prince's Ruby.
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What Is Sportswashing?
No matter which field of endeavor you prefer, sports -- especially globally -- can be a complicated business. It's not unusual for politics to be part of it.
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Members Of The Royal Family Who Aren't As Rich As You Thought
When discussing the British royal family and money, it is quite obvious the queen and her regal relatives are rich, but not as much as you might think.
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What We Know About Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan's Successor
A transfer of power has occurred in the Middle East, a unanimous vote in favor of Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed as the new president of the United Arab Emirates.
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Inside Jerry Lee Lewis' Marriages
The rock legend played hard and lived harder. He was also married seven times in his 87 years. Several were tumultuous and darkened by crime suspicions.
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Signs We May Be Living In A Simulation
Chances are, you're no stranger to the idea that the world people live in isn't real. Scientists have argued humanity is living in a simulation.
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The Messed Up Truth Of Life On A Plantation
plantation life with slavery included was a mainstay since the start of the United States, up until the Civil War. However, plantation life was terrible.
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Most Dangerous Lizards And Turtles In The World
Reptiles are a notorious subsection of the animal kingdom that has produced some of the most deadly creatures on Earth, including turtles and lizards.
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The Messed Up Truth About This Children's Survival Reality Show
Kid Nation was a CBS reality show that aired in 2007. In the show, 40 kids were thrown into a deserted town and made to create their own society.
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Tragic Details Found In Michelle McNamara's Autopsy Report
Michelle McNamara, a television writer as well as a true crime author, tragically died on April 16, 2016. Here are details found during her autopsy report.
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Great Inventions That Were Made In Garages
If you know anything about inventions, you know inventors need garages. Here are great inventions that were made in garages.
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What Are The Marfa Lights?
The Marfa lights - also known as "ghost" or "mystery" lights - are a unique phenomenon that occurs off U.S. 90 just outside the town of Marfa, Texas.
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Who Has The Most Wimbledon Titles In Men's Singles History?
As the oldest tennis tournament in the world, the Championships at Wimbledon is a storied event with numerous records, some of which have stood for generations.
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The Most Unusual Reasons North Korea Has Kidnapped People
North Korea's campaign against the South has, in part, taken the form of systematic abductions. This is how and why the insular state takes its captives:
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Ottilie Lundgren: The Unexpected Victim Of An Anthrax Attack
Ottilie Lundgren was one of 22 victims of a 2001 anthrax attack -- but the way she was contaminated was completely unexpected. Here's the story.
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Inside The Death Of Convicted Serial Killer Joseph Duncan
Joseph Edward Duncan, a serial killer and child molester who was awaiting execution, has died in hospital of brain cancer
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11 Reasons Why Stevie Nicks Remains A Rock & Roll Role Model
Stevie Nicks isn't just a talented musician; she's a class act who uplifts those around her. Here's why Stevie Nicks remains a rock & roll role model.
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The Untold Truth Of Malcolm X
The influence that Malcolm X had on American society and the Civil Rights Movement during his brief life was monumental. Here's his story.
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Terrifying Stories Of Real-Life Stepmothers
There are real evil stepmothers out there, and their stories aren't for the faint of heart. They make Snow White's stepmother look like an angel from above.
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Scientists Who Are Still Missing Today
Scientists tend to be more adventurous than the average politician or grunt; some scientists had to go to places so remote that they mysteriously vanished.
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Things You Get Wrong About The Puritans
While Puritan society did enforce strict social mores, many of the negative stereotypes aren't warranted. These are things you get wrong about the Puritans.
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Things About Crazy Town's Shifty Shellshock Only Superfans Know
Mostly remembered for the song "Butterfly," Crazy Town was formed by Bret "Epic" Mazur and Seth Binzer, as known by his stage name, Shifty Shellshock, in 1995.
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The Critical Mistake Hitler Made In The Battle Of Dunkirk
When British Expeditionary Forces and remaining French forces were trapped at Dunkirk, Hitler held his forces back for two days in an unexpected saving grace.
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Researchers In China May Have Discovered The Oldest Flush Toilet In The World
What are we to make of a 2,400-year-old flush toilet -- an honest-to-goodness pipe-and-bowl flush toilet -- discovered in China in 2022?
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The Bizarre History Of Yacht Rock Music
Yacht rock perfectly describes a specific type of music exemplified by cool, smooth, jazzy California vibes, but is it a modern invention?
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Secrets The Lottery Doesn't Want You To Know
Here are some things the lottery doesn't want you to know.
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The Crazy True Story Of The Carrington Event
The Carrington Event was one of the biggest solar outbursts ever seen. Electrical systems around the world were disrupted. Here's what happened.
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