The Most Haunted Roads In The US
While the United States first built highways in the 19th century, the US still has its fair share of haunted roads.
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These Are The Saddest Phrases In The English Language
Come along on a linguistic adventure through the origins of the saddest phrases in the English language.
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The Gruesome Rumor At The Center Of Old Hollywood Epic Ben-Hur
Ben-Hur, one of the most revered Hollywood classics of all time, is the subject of a pretty gruesome rumor involving the death of a stuntman.
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The Truth About Nikki Sixx's Strained Relationship With His Mother
Nikki Sixx's many exploits, highest highs, lowest lows, and even his insane near-death experiences are notorious.
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The Truth About The U.S. Government Poisoning Booze During Prohibition
In 1919, prohibition became, as they say, "a thing," and bootlegging became America's new favorite pastime.
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The Arizona Company That Sold Cadavers For Military Testing
The Arizona company that sold cadavers for military testing profited off the sale of dead bodies in ways their families never consented to.
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The Killer Of 4-Year-Old Grégory Villemin Remains A Mystery Decades Later
The abduction and murder of 4-year-old Grégory Villemin shook his French community. Here is why his killer remains a mystery even several decades later.
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The 1949 Murder Of Gregg And Duane Allman's Father, Willis Turner Allman
In 1949 Gregg and Duane Allman's father, Willis Turner Allman, a WWII veteran who was part of the Normandy Invasion, was murdered. Here's what happened.
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The Truth About Jet Li's Daughter, Jane
Being the daughter of an international action movie star gives you certain fame, and no one knows this more than Jane Li.
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What It Was Really Like Being An Old-Timey Chimney Sweep
The life of an old-timey chimney sweep was far from easy. With apprenticeships starting at a young age, the profession involved heights and risks.
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The Dark Side About Being A Country Star In The 1960s
While country music of the 1960s was laced with themes of love, loss, and nostalgia, it often masked a darker side fraught with controversy and personal pain.
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This Was Crips Founder Stanley 'Tookie' Williams' Last Meal
Crips founder Stanley 'Tookie' Williams' was sentenced to death for murder, then became a crusader against violence while in prison. This was his last meal.
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The True Story That Inspired A Beautiful Mind
Mathematician John Nash inspired the 2001 film "A Beautiful Mind." Here is the true story of his life.
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Why Quad Jumps In Figure Skating Are So Hard To Land
Quad jumps in figure skating are among the most challenging feats for the athletes, especially the females, historically. Here is why they are so hard to land
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Things You Should Know About Ukrainian Tennis Star Elina Svitolina
Ukrainian tennis star Elina Svitolina made headlines when she donated her prize money to the Ukrainian army. Here are things you should know about
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The Untold Truth Of Olympic Gold Medalist Max Parrot
Max Parrot faced cancer in his twenties, then went on to win the gold in the 2022 Olympics. Here's the untold truth of the Canadian Olympic gold medalist.
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What Happened To The Brady Bunch House?
The house the Brady family lived in on the iconic sitcom "The Brady Bunch" was a real home. Here is what happened to "The Brady Bunch" house.
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How Much Money Did Richard Branson Earn During The Pandemic?
Many of the richest people in the world became richer thanks to COVID-19. Here's how Much Money Richard Branson earned during the pandemic.
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The Worst Election Day In United States History Was 100 Years Ago
One of the most horrific and brutal outcomes of the KKK's efforts of voter intimidation and suppression occurred in 1920 in Ocoee, Florida.
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The Massacre That Happened At Frank Lloyd Wright's Home In 1914
Frank Lloyd Wright's home in Wisconsin was the scene of a brutal crime that left seven people dead.
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The Eerily Similar Deaths Of Duane Allman And Berry Oakley
The Allman Brothers Band survived many challenges through their existence, including the similar deaths of founding members Duane Allman and Berry Oakley.
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What Really Inspired Green Day's Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life)
Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong wrote "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" about a failed relationship.
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Tony Bennett's Biggest Hits
Jazz singer Tony Bennett has had a number of hits in his decades-long career.
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The Wicked Bible Only Exists Because Of This Tiny Mistake
A missing word during printing resulted in The Wicked Bible, which commanded Catholics to commit adultery.
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Inside The Tragic 1944 Death Of Actress Lupe Velez
Mexican actress Lupe Velez died by suicide in 1944 at the age of 36.
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The Midnight Express And Rock 'N' Roll Express' Rivalry Explained
The Midnight Express and Rock 'n' Roll Express had one of the all-time greatest tag team rivalries in the 1980s.
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AC/DC's Tragic Real-Life Story
Anyone who knows anything about music knows AC/DC — whether they want to admit it or not. Here's the tragic, real-life story of AC/DC.
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