Before he was caught in 1983, Dennis Nilsen killed at least 14 more men and boys. While locked away, he sent a good deal of correspondence out into the world.
Read MoreHis inspirational road to and through the NBA has been one filled with tragedy and heartbreak. Here is the tragic real-life story of NBA legend Allen Iverson.
Read MoreHector the thundercloud is very predictable. So much so, in fact, that it arrives on a daily basis with almost perfect timekeeping.
Read MoreGuns N' Roses' strangest music video was the result of a breakup between frontman Axl Rose and supermodel Stephanie Seymour.
Read MoreOne of the ultimate mysteries is what happens after we die. For some, they've experienced a shared-death experience. But what exactly is this phenomenon?
Read MoreThe woes of former child stars have made the cover pages of tabloids for decades. Here are four troubling details about The Munsters' Butch Patrick.
Read MoreThe United States is filled with odd and curious landmarks. One such is Virginia Beach's Mount Trashmore, which became a marvel in upscaling engineering.
Read MoreBenito Mussolini overthrew the Italian government and asserted fascism as the country's dictator. No one was safe from his wrath. Not even his own son-in-law.
Read MoreTexas killer Charles Albright horrifyingly used what he'd learned from a hobby on his three known victims.
Read MoreA hallmark of every culture is its folklore. The Appalachian region is certainly rich in these tales and legends. These are some of the creepiest of them all.
Read MoreOne important Allied victory in World War II was also one of the most under appreciated. Here's why the Battle of the Bulge was so crucial.
Read MoreDuring a WWII blockade, a group of kids and their interaction with an American Airman inspired one of the most heartwarming military operations.
Read MoreAside from its huge success and the fact it was Motley Crue's first sober album, there are several interesting facts about Dr. Feelgood that are worth noting.
Read MoreHere's how the Hells Angels' public perception transformed from that of an outlaw motorcycle gang to one of a criminal organization.
Read MoreScreaming Trees' decade-and-a-half history as a band was filled with challenging moments.
Read MoreBefore its fiery end, the Hindenburg was a luxurious, expensive, and fast way to cross the Atlantic. Here's what it was like traveling on the Hindenburg.
Read MoreCleopatra has been portrayed in countless flicks and TV series. Here are the best portrayals of Cleopatra on screen ranked.
Read MoreEven the best writer will turn out a few disappointing efforts over the course of their career. Here are the worst books by famous authors.
Read MoreGravity is one of the fundamental forces of the universe, literally holding everything together. Here's what would happen if there was no gravity.
Read MoreBillie Jean King is known as not only one of the greatest tennis players in history, but her struggles have paved the way for women and LGBTQ athletes today.
Read MoreFossils are the preserved remains of dead animals and other organisms. The oldest well-preserved brain is over 300 million years old. Here's the story.
Read MoreFilm director Michael Winner opened the door to find his neighbor, Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, standing there. He looked thin and a bit wobbly.
Read MoreThough she was a serial killer, Aileen Wuornos was also quite a tragic figure. Equally chilling, or perhaps just weird, were her final words.
Read More"The Guinness Book of World Records" has served as the definitive source for various achievements met by humans and the animal kingdom. Here's one.
Read MoreBeloved McDonald's mascot Ronald may evoke Americana, but the innocent, clownish facade masks a far more oddball history.
Read MoreFunerals used to be a private family occasion, with little outside help.
Read MoreIn the end, up to 2.8 million people died in the Khmer Rouge's "Super Great Leap Forward." And poor eyesight could have been a death sentence.
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