Are Pets Considered Legal Family Members?
The mere fact that pet ownership sky-rocketed during the pandemic, with 1 in 3 Americans choosing to adopt a furry friend, shows how important pets have become.
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This Nevada Hotel Is Said To Be One Of The Most Haunted Places In America
In the high desert of Nevada, against the backdrop of gray hills and the expanse of Western sky, looms the old Mizpah Hotel.
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The Strange Way Dolly Parton's Parents Paid For Her Birth
Before she was an icon and a millionaire, Insider states that Parton was an impoverished youngster living in rural Appalachia. Parton was the fourth of 12 kids.
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Who Trained Sonny Chiba In Martial Arts?
Martial arts legend Sonny Chiba was one of the first international action stars and was justifiably famous for his jaw-dropping skills — but who taught him?
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Dr. Conrad Murray: Whatever Happened To Michael Jackson's Physician?
In 2011, Dr. Conrad Murray was declared guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson. He's served his time but what is he up to now?
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The Cat Breed That Looks Like A Bat
For one cat breed, it's as if someone thought, "That kitty would sure be even more lovable if it pulled a 'Gremlins 2' and turned itself into a gargoyle."
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Gruesome Examples Of Cannibalism Throughout History
From ice age rituals to political carnage to bizarre medical treatments, here are a few notable instances of cannibalism throughout history.
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These Are The Highest Deities In The Taoist Belief
Taoism is a school of philosophical thought with root in Chinese tradition. These are the highest deities in the Taoist belief system.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower's Biggest Regret As President May Surprise You
Given the extremely fast-paced and demanding nature of the president's job, it's perhaps not unexpected that they make some wrong decisions.
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Bonnie Raitt's Friendship With Fred McDowell Explained
From the start of her career, Bonnie Raitt was lucky enough to form close friendships with some very influential blues players, including Fred McDowell.
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What Happened To The Puzzle Place?
If there was a list of '90s shows that shaped young minds without receiving proper credit, "The Puzzle Place" would certainly have a spot at the top.
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Monster In The Shadows: Where Is Brittney Wood's Mother Today?
In May 2012, Alabama teenager Brittney Wood disappeared, and not a trace of her has been found in the decade since. But where is her mother today?
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What Happened To Bionicle?
Those who grew up in the early aughts may remember a series of toys that were packaged in cylindrical cans, each one containing a masked robot ... thing.
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The Origins Of Ring Around The Rosie Aren't What You Think
Would you believe that the origins of nursery rhymes are often dark and violent? That these verses for children often conceal terrible truths from history?
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Why Pastor James Coyle Was Murdered Over A Wedding
On the list of the most dangerous jobs, you're unlikely to see "Catholic priest" unless he is a missionary serving amid hostility to Christianity.
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The Untold Truth Of Mae West
A sexy siren of the screen, Broadway, radio, and even television, Mae West was the epitome of a wicked femme fatale. Here's her story
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Elton John Said This Was His Worst Album
Among many other revelations, Elton John used his autobiography to reveal what he considers the worst album he's ever made. Can you guess what it is?
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Despite Low Birth Rates, Global Population Hits An All-Time High
A declining population can create serious social problems, and birth rates are slowing down across the globe. Yet the global population is at an all-time high.
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What Really Happened To Children Of God Founder David Berg?
In 1968, David Berg founded the infamous cult Children of God in California, which preyed mostly on vulnerable, rebellious youth. Where is he now?
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Here's What Would Happen If Earth's Mountains Disappeared
Mountains are some of nature's most awe-inspiring creations, and our world would be infinitely less imposing and less remarkable without them.
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The Untold Truth Of Inspiration4, The First All-Civilian Mission To Space
The Inspiration4 launched on September 15, and after three days of orbit, it splashed down on September 18. Here's the story of this mission.
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This Former US President Has Been Married The Most Times
The overwhelming majority of the 45 men who have served as President of the United States were married to exactly one woman in their lives.
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The Republic Of Molossia: A 'Benevolent Dictatorship' Located In Nevada
Across the world are tiny countries, but they lack any sort of international recognition and are either jokes writ large or the results of political disputes.
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Why Some People Are Convinced We Live In A Multiverse
Once thought of something out of a Marvel comic book movie, some scientists are convinced of the existence of multiple parallel universes.
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Steve Jobs' Old And Ratty Birkenstocks Sold For A Staggering Amount
Steve Jobs' old Birkenstocks sold for more than any pair of socks probably should, going for over $200,000. Here's how it happened.
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Churches With The Largest Membership Around The World
The word "megachurch" has been in the English-language lexicon for a while now, and it describes a church with a particularly large congregation.
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The Tragic Story Of The 'Happiest Man On Death Row'
In a dark chapter of American history, one man was sent to death row for a brutal attack. The man was considered to be the "happiest man on death row." But why?
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