The Death Of The Manson Family's Getaway Driver, Linda Kasabian
The Manson family was responsible for many deaths during its 1969 killing spree. Recently it was announced that getaway driver Linda (Kasabian) Chiochios died.
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The Risky And Bizarre Way That The Moon Could Reduce Global Warming
You know that whole global warming thing? Well how about we bypass all the hard work of figuring out a sensible, rational, cooperative way of dealing with it?
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WNBA Players Playing In Russia Is More Common Than You Think
These days, having a paying side gig is not at all unusual, whether working from home or part-time elsewhere. Do professional athletes need extra cash?
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Dog Poop Was Once Used To Cure Sore Throats
Most people don't enjoy being sick. Illnesses of various kinds were more fatal in centuries past than now. If you're sick enough, maybe you'll try -- anything?
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Sci-Fi Movies You Won't Want To Miss In 2021
Compared to the myriad of issues faced throughout 2020, it will be interesting to see what 2021's science fiction has in store.
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A Look At Aileen Wuornos' Tragic Love Affair
When she was 30 years old, Aileen met Tyria Moore at a bar in Florida. The two hit it off and started a relationship. Moore became Aileen's 'anchor.'
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What Happened When Washington D.C. Desegregated Public Pools In 1949
Throughout much of the 20th century, whenever Black Americans tried to go swimming in integrated public pools, white people violently targeted them.
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The Touching Items Tiny Tim Was Reportedly Buried With
Many people wrote off the ukulele-strumming Tiny Tim as a one-off novelty act, a one-hit wonder. He continued to perform until a fatal heart attack at age 64.
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Your Eyeballs Do The Most Disturbing Thing After You Die
There are all sorts of tales and legends circulating out there, supposedly telling the spooky truth about what happens to a human body once death sets in.
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What Is The Easter Tradition Of The Burning Of Judas?
Holidays with their roots in religious belief can sometimes attract practices that don't have much to do with the original intent. Easter is no exception.
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What Has Randy Meisner Been Up To Since Eagles?
At the height of their career in the '70s, the Eagles were on tour promoting their hit album "Hotel California," but bassist Randy Meisner called it quits.
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Things You Didn't Know About Chris Jericho
Jericho isn't just a pro wrestler. His career has been punctuated by several breaks, during which he pursued projects in acting, music, and other disciplines.
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A Seaside Discovery In Portugal Continues To Disprove A Key Theory About Homo Sapiens
A seaside discovery in Portugal continues to disprove a key theory about Homo sapiens, and reveals that they were likely more resourceful than we thought.
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What Is The Mythical, Mayan Creature Known As The Alux?
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador may have some interesting beliefs, at least based on a social media post the politician made in February 2023.
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Politicians Who Believe In Crazy Conspiracy Theories
We're living in a golden age of conspiracy theories, and even a casual survey of politicians around the world reveals belief in some seriously crazy stuff.
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A Russian Professor's Prediction Of What A Split America Would Look Like
A Russian professor's prediction of what a split America would look like seems a little like a KGB wishlist.
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Who Founded The Hells Angels?
On July 4, 1947, more than 4,000 motorcyclists roared into the sleepy town of Hollister, California for a bike rally sanctioned by the American Motorcycle Club.
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Where The Rumor Phil Lesh From The Grateful Dead Is Courtney Love's Godfather Started
Here's where the rumor that Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh is grunge rocker Courtney Love's godfather started.
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Ghost Ships That Mysteriously Sailed The Seven Seas
It's not unheard of for ships to just be found in the middle of the ocean, apparently crewed by no one.
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How St. Lucia, The Only Country In The World Named After A Woman, Got Its Name
The small Caribbean island of St. Lucia is the only country in the world named after a woman. Here's how it got its name.
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The Disturbing Reason Serial Killer Joe Metheny Gave For Committing His Crimes
What motivates a serial murderer to kill? Killer and cannibal Joe Metheny later told a courtroom his motivation to kill, and it's quite disturbing.
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Strange Pirate Traditions You Didn't Know About
You knew about the parrots and the Jolly Roger, but there are a bunch of other pirate traditions that you've probably never heard of before.
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The Psychology Behind Why People Admire Dictators
As bad as dictators' reputations generally are, they often have the support of millions. Here is the psychology behind why people admire dictators.
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How A Round Trip Ticket To Montgomery, Alabama Changed Rep. John Lewis' Life
John Lewis was much more than a congressman. His name has been etched into the history books as one of the great leaders of the American civil rights movement.
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An Archaeologist's Chilling Discovery Unearthed Multiple Infant Skeletons
An archaeologist's chilling discovery unearthed multiple infant skeletons. Researchers theorize their cause of death was infanticide.
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The Many Health Complications Of Legendary Bodybuilder Flex Wheeler
Some of history's most famous bodybuilders include Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ronnie Coleman, and Lou Ferrigno. Among those elite athletes is also Flex Wheeler.
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Memes That Destroyed Lives
These memes destroyed people's lives. Many of them have recovered by now, but that doesn't excuse being so mean.
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