Egypt's Oldest Pyramid Is Not The Pyramid Of Giza
While the Great Pyramids of Giza are an architectural wonder, none are the oldest Egyptian pyramid in existence. The story behind it all might surprise you.
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What The Last 12 Months Of Jeff Beck's Life Were Like
Jeff Beck suddently passed away in January 2023. But he was working and playing up until then.
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Bryan Kohberger's Disturbing Serial Killer Ties Explained
After the arrest of Bryan Kohberger in connection with the stabbing murders of four University of Idaho college students, disturbing details emerged.
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Bob Marley Worked An Unexpected Night Shift Job Before His Reggae Fame
Bob Marley is known for his Jamaican roots and his influence on reggae music. He also worked an unexpected night shift job before his fame.
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Baseball Icon Art Shires Single-Handedly Led To The MLB's Ban On Players Boxing
Professional baseball player and icon Al Shires had a personality that didn't quite rub people the right way. Here is how he ushered in MLB's ban on boxing.
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All The Arguments Between Kevin Durant And Draymond Green
Here's why Kevin Durant had issues with Draymond Green toward the end of his stint with the Golden State Warriors.
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Who Was John Kendrick, The Explorer Who Predated Lewis And Clark?
The age of exploration involved countless brave souls who traversed the high seas, seeking far-off lands for wealth. One such person was John Kendrick.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Ed Asner
Beloved TV actor Ed Asner died on August 29, 2021, at the age of 91.
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The Tragic Life Of Adam Rainer: The Little Person Who Became A Giant
Adam Rainer remains the only person recorded to have been both a little person and a giant in his lifetime.
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What Was John Madden's Net Worth When He Died?
Legendary NFL broadcaster and football coach John Madden died unexpectedly on the morning of Tuesday, December 28, 2021. How much was he worth when he died?
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The Real Reason Pennsylvania Was Created
Pennsylvania is steeped in the history of the nation that became the United States. How did this state get its start?
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Whatever Happened To Shane O'Neill, The First Ink Master Winner?
Shane O'Neill was the first winner of Ink Master during the show's premiere season in 2012. What's he up to these days?
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The Truth About Barry White's Rough Childhood
Barry White was born in Galveston, Texas, but it was his upbringing in the rough South Park neighborhood of Los Angeles that shaped him.
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What Was NHL Hall Of Famer Guy Lafleur's Net Worth When He Died?
According to AP News, former Montreal Canadiens star Guy Lafleur died on April 22, 2022. How much was the legend worth when he died?
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Hattie McDaniel Was Not The Only Accomplished Actor In Her Family
What many of her fans and admirers might not realize is that Hattie McDaniel came from a family of successful performers.
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The Weird Science Behind Ghost Hunting
Ghost hunting is not only a reality television phenomenon, but it is also something people do every day. Here is what science has found about ghost hunting.
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Disturbing Details Of Nancy Lanza's 2012 Murder
Before arriving at Sandy Hook Elementary School, Adam shot and killed his 52-year-old mother, Nancy Lanza. Here is the story of her murder.
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What Happened To The Cast Of Rock Of Love?
At the height of its reality TV show era, the VH1 network produced some pretty classic dating game shows, such as "Rock of Love with Bret Michaels."
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The 'Unscheduled' 1937 Balloon Ascent Of Adventurous Photographer Al Mingalone
Photojournalist Al Mingalone was known for performing stunts to achieve the perfect footage of his subject. Here is the time he took a wild balloon adventure.
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What It Was Really Like To Live Under Apartheid
Apartheid mandated race classifications, and created race-based laws that governed where people could live, work, learn and worship.
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The Bizarre 1993 Poisioning Murder Of Steven Robards
Marie Robards certainly didn't fit the profile of a killer. The 16-year-old high school junior was popular, beautiful, and one of the top students in her class.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Stone Temple Pilots
Stone Temple Pilots has kept going as a band despite the many personal and professional challenges they've faced through the years.
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Two Years Before The Exorcist Hit Theaters, A Live Exorcism Was Televised Nationwide
the concept of exorcism was brought to the public's attention on the nightly news before author William Peter Blatty's words paved the way for "The Exorcist."
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The Untold Truth Of The New Hollywood Movement
The New Hollywood movement is considered by many to be the last golden age of film. Here's how it rose in the late '60s and rocked Tinseltown for a decade.
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What It Was Really Like To Be A Beatles Fan In The 1960s
The 1960s were the height of Beatlemania — the period where fans would swarm the Beatles at airports, at recording studios, and even break into their homes.
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The Earliest LGBTQ+ Films In Hollywood Are Older Than You Realize
Before the introduction of the Hays Code, there were queer characters and themes in films. In fact, the earliest LGBTQ+ films are older than you realize.
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The Most Haunted Places In Hollywood
With many aspiring stars passing away in Tinseltown over the last century, many Hollywood landmarks are now known to be haunted by their spirits.
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