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    Inventions
    Inventions By Brian Boone 7 months ago

    Popular Items That Were Banned From US Schools

    The playgrounds and classrooms of our youth have seen endless fads sweep through like wildfire, but these popular items were even banned from U.S. schools.

    By Brian Boone 7 months ago Read More
  • An atlas map of South Dakota
    American History
    American History By Lauren Kershner 7 months ago

    A South Dakota County Made It Illegal To Grow One Beautiful Flower

    South Dakota is home to many alluring locations and greenery, but one country actually made it illegal to grow a particular beautiful flower.

    By Lauren Kershner 7 months ago Read More
  • televangelist ted haggard
    Religion
    Religion By Tom Meisfjord 7 months ago

    Televangelists Who Were Anything But Holy

    If you're looking for a celeb that's going to get hit with a scandal, you'd do alright perusing the ranks of televangelists. These televangelists were not holy.

    By Tom Meisfjord 7 months ago Read More
  • Prince wearing sunglasses while performing onstage
    Music
    Music By Mike Floorwalker 7 months ago

    Weird Details People Just Ignore About These Famous Musicians

    Even these musicians' most devoted fans seem to overlook some of their quirks, talents, and misadventures, if they ever knew about them in the first place.

    By Mike Floorwalker 7 months ago Read More
  • Gate at Harvard Yard with welcome sign
    History
    History By S. Flannagan 8 months ago

    Why Harvard's Acceptance Rate Is So Low

    Harvard is the oldest university in the U.S. and the most difficult to get into. Here's why the acceptance rate is so low, and what it takes to get in.

    By S. Flannagan 8 months ago Read More
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    American History
    American History By William Fischer 8 months ago

    Things About The American Revolutionary War Your History Class Ignored

    While all students in the U.S learn about American history, some things that happened get ignored, like these aspects of the American Revolutionary War.

    By William Fischer 8 months ago Read More
  • Sketch of city in Mesopotamia
    History
    History By Amy Beeman 8 months ago

    This Is The Oldest Kingdom In The World

    Throughout history, kings, queens, and kingdoms have come and gone. But it all had to start somewhere — with the oldest kingdom in the world.

    By Amy Beeman 8 months ago Read More
  • Sinbad performing on stage in sunglasses
    Tragic Real-Life Stories
    Tragic Real-Life Stories By Richard Milner 8 months ago

    The Real Reason Sinbad Lost Most Of His Money

    Sinbad currently has around $100,000 in assets. You might be wondering how the famous comedian has so little, and the answer is a little complicated.

    By Richard Milner 8 months ago Read More
  • Bob Crane smiling in military uniform
    Tragic Real-Life Stories
    Tragic Real-Life Stories By William Fischer 8 months ago

    Things That Came Out About Hollywood Legends After They Died

    The legends of Hollywood graced our screens and earned a place in our hearts, but a few held closely guarded secrets that didn't come out until after they died.

    By William Fischer 8 months ago Read More
  • Martin Short and Steve Martin in tuxedos
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Brian Boone 8 months ago

    Former Co-Stars Who Have A Lot To Say About These Famous Comedians

    Being an accomplished comedian carries a certain happy-go-lucky image, but these former co-stars have a lot more to say about certain famous comedians.

    By Brian Boone 8 months ago Read More
  • Desi Arnaz pictured with conga drum
    Old Hollywood
    Old Hollywood By Lauren Kershner 8 months ago

    Here's Who Inherited Desi Arnaz's Money After He Died

    Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball made history with their groundbreaking show, "I Love Lucy," and after Arnaz died, his estate was worth quite a bit.

    By Lauren Kershner 8 months ago Read More
  • 1960s women gossiping
    Weird
    Weird By Becki Robins 8 months ago

    Bizarre Things People Believed 50 Years Ago

    From health and fitness to gender roles and geopolitics, people had some pretty surprising ideas in the 1960s and 1970s.

    By Becki Robins 8 months ago Read More
  • Portrait of Elisabeth of Austria in a white gown with stars in her hair
    Royals
    Royals By Kathy Benjamin 8 months ago

    Royals Who Were Absolute Nightmares In Real Life

    Throughout history, royals have often been portrayed as magnificent examples of the ruling elite, but in real life, many were absolute nightmares to be around.

    By Kathy Benjamin 8 months ago Read More
  • Close up of a police car
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Lauren Kershner 8 months ago

    Why Are Police Called The 5-0?

    There's a long list of slang terms that refer to police, but their origins can be murky. However, in the case of the term 5-O, we can look to pop culture.

    By Lauren Kershner 8 months ago Read More
  • world map with prominent bullet holes
    Wars
    Wars By Chris Turner-Neal 8 months ago

    Things About These Infamous Wars That Don't Make Sense

    Our history includes a long list of infamous wars, most of which are carefully recorded and studied. Even so, many have details that still don't make sense.

    By Chris Turner-Neal 8 months ago Read More
  • Woman dressed in black placing a rose on a coffin
    History
    History By Lauren Kershner 8 months ago

    Here's What Happens To Clothes On A Dead Person

    We all die at some point, and that's when our body begins to decompose. But have you ever wondered what happens to the clothes on a dead person?

    By Lauren Kershner 8 months ago Read More
  • Mötley Crüe posing backstage at a Russian concert in 1989
    Music
    Music By Sergio Pereira 8 months ago

    Rock Stars Who Are Absolute Nightmares On Tour

    Being a rock star obviously has some pretty big perks, but it's not always an easy lifestyle. And that goes for the people who have to tour with them.

    By Sergio Pereira 8 months ago Read More
  • Amish couple walking in a field
    American History
    American History By Amy Beeman 8 months ago

    Why Many Amish People Don't Actually Have Social Security Numbers

    The Amish are known for forgoing many of the niceties of modern, technologically advanced life, and many of them don't actually have Social Security numbers.

    By Amy Beeman 8 months ago Read More
  • Joe Biden smiling sat at desk
    Presidents
    Presidents By Kathy Benjamin 8 months ago

    The Most Controversial Presidential Pardons

    From George Washington all the way to today, U.S. presidents have exercised their powers with some of the craziest and most controversial presidential pardons.

    By Kathy Benjamin 8 months ago Read More
  • Michael Jackson arms out, performing at the Super Bowl
    Music
    Music By Kathy Benjamin 8 months ago

    '80s Musicians Who Became Unbelievably Poor

    Popular '80s musicians who made it big were still not immune to financial issues. Plenty of them filed for bankruptcy. Here's who went from rich to poor.

    By Kathy Benjamin 8 months ago Read More
  • Texas flag against blue cloudy sky
    American History
    American History By S. Flannagan 8 months ago

    Why Texas Is Called The Lone Star State

    You've probably heard that everything is bigger in Texas. You've also probably heard it called the "Lone Star State," and the nickname has a complex history.

    By S. Flannagan 8 months ago Read More
  • jake the snake roberts smiling in snakeskin jacket
    Sports
    Sports By Ian Fortey 8 months ago

    Wrestling Stars Who Are Surprisingly Poor

    Professional wrestling can bring fame and fortune, but many of its former superstars have since struggled to make ends meet.

    By Ian Fortey 8 months ago Read More
  • A reindeer, the Eiffel Tower, and two carrotrs in front of planet Earth
    World War 2
    World War 2 By Sarah Crocker 8 months ago

    18 Most Bizarre Details Everyone Ignores About WWII

    As the deadliest and most catastrophic war ever fought by humanity, it may be no surprise that everyone has largely ignored a few details about WWII.

    By Sarah Crocker 8 months ago Read More
  • Ringo Starr flashing peace signs
    Music
    Music By Brian Boone 8 months ago

    Strict Rules Famous Musicians Made People Follow While On Tour

    From exacting dietary requirements to more extravagant requests, here are some nonnegotiable rules famous musicians have enforced while on tour.

    By Brian Boone 8 months ago Read More
  • British soldiers Trooping the Colour
    Royals
    Royals By Andrew Amelinckx 8 months ago

    What's The Meaning Behind Trooping The Colour?

    Trooping the Colour (aka the King's Birthday Parade) has been a British tradition for over 260 years, and there's a pretty specific meaning behind it all.

    By Andrew Amelinckx 8 months ago Read More
  • American flags with the US Capitol in the background with blue sky
    American History
    American History By DB Kelly 8 months ago

    Things That Don't Make Sense About The Fourth Of July

    On July 4, America annually celebrates its Independence Day, but even the most patriotic American might find that some aspects of July Fourth don't make sense.

    By DB Kelly 8 months ago Read More
  • Brian Wilson singing at piano
    News
    News By Richard Milner 8 months ago

    Beach Boys Co-Founder Brian Wilson Dead At 82

    The music world was saddened to hear that Beach Boys founder and one of rock n' roll's most legendary figures, Brian Wilson, died on June 11, 2025.

    By Richard Milner 8 months ago Read More
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