Robert Reed Fact-Checking Scripts Led To A Fight About This Line
It is not quite a secret that Robert Reed wasn't a fan of his role on "The Brady Bunch." Here is why he fact-checked scripts, which led to a fight over a line.
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Who Were The Founding Members Of Modest Mouse?
Modest Mouse is a pop-punk band that rose to fame during the late 1990s, and has gone through quite a few band members. These were the original members.
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The 1950 Robbery Of Brinks Inc. In Massachusetts Was Almost The Perfect Crime
The perfect crime probably doesn't exist, but a 1950 robbery of Brinks, Inc. in Boston might be as close as it gets to the perfect crime.
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What Did The Officer In Vladimir Pokhilko's Murder Case Find Initially Suspicious About The Crime Scene?
The deaths of Vladimir Pokhilko, his wife, and their son rocked the tech world. Here is why one police officer found evidence at the crime scene suspicious.
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Inside Vivien Leigh's Relationship With Her Only Child
Actress Vivien Leigh and her only child, daughter Suzanne, had a complicated relationship. Learn more about how the mother and daughter got along.
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Inside The Legal Battles Of Whakaari Island Survivors
The volcano on Whakaari Island in New Zealand is the most active volcano in the country, and survivors of the eruption are suing a cruise line for neglegence.
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Peter Manuel: The Scottish Serial Killer That Inspired A Portrayal Of Hannibal Lecter
The Scottish serial killer that inspired Brian Cox's portrayal of the infamous character Hannibal Lecter.
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Gone With The Wind Star Leslie Howard's Mysterious And Tragic 1943 Death
Leslie Howard was a popular stage performer on Broadway before breaking into film. At 50, he still had a bright future ahead of him when his life was cut short.
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Diane Sawyer And Richard Nixon's Relationship Explained
Diane Sawyer and Richard Nixon had a close relationship when she worked for him as a press aide. Here's their relationship explained.
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The Messed Up Truth About The 1970s Music Industry
It's no secret that the 1970s were filled with sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll, and the music industry was full of tawdry tales.
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The History Of The World's First Penitentiary
The history of the world's first true "penitentiary," inspired by Quaker ideology, is long, dark, and twisted.
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The Frightening Conspiracy Theory That Links Missing Persons Cases To U.S. Cave Systems
In the United States, approximately 600,000 people go missing each here. Here is more about the terrifying conspiracy theory that links disappearances to caves.
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Inside The Unsolved Murder Of Jessica Durning
Jessica Durning vanished from her home on August 14, 2019. Her body was found two days later by her sisters, Amanda and Audrey, and their cousin Doug.
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The Unsolved Murder Of Civil Rights Icon And Muhammad Ali's Attorney, Alberta Odell Jones
Alberta Odell Jones, a civil rights icon and Muhammad Ali's attorney, is a woman whose murder remains unsolved more than 50 years later. Here's the story.
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Why John Mellencamp Told Bob Dylan To Stop Calling Him
John Mellencamp was always a big fan of Bob Dylan and his work. However, Mellencamp admits to having to tell the legendary singer to back off a bit.
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Who Was Barbara Walters' Father, Club Owner Lou Walters?
Fans of iconic journalist and television personality Barbara Walters may be surprised to find out that her father, Lou Walters, was quite famous himself.
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How Do Police Arrest Criminals Across State Lines?
Authorities have certain rules to follow when arresting suspects across state lines.
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Why Alabama Has Had A 'Bump On Its Head' Since The 1980s
America's state borders are seen by many to be concrete. However, this isn't always the case. Here is why Alabama has had a bump on its head since the 1980s.
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The Horrific Story Of The 2019 Whakaari Island Volcano Eruption
In 2019, tourists took to the island of Whakaari off the coast of New Zealand. However, the day turned gravely wrong when the island's volcano erupted.
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What Exactly Are Dust Devils?
Known by a variety of names such as dusters, whirlwinds, cyclones, or even willy willies, "sandspout" might be the best physical description of dust devils.
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Paleontologists Have A Better Understanding Of This Icthyosaurs Mass Grave In Nevada
Ichthyosaurs were not dinosaurs, but the fossilized remains of these large dolphin-like sea creatures have frequently been studied by experts.
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The Strange Tale Of John Dee, Personal Magician To Queen Elizabeth I
Astronomer, mathematician, occultist, and possible spy to Queen Elizabeth I, John Dee left a bigger, behind-the-scenes mark on history than many may realize.
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How Many Emmys Did Barbara Walters Have?
A broadcast news pioneer, Barbara Walters made history throughout her career and even created programming eligible for the Emmys: both primetime and daytime.
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Facts About The 168 Newly-Discovered Ancient Nazca Lines In Peru
Facts about the 168 newly-discovered ancient Nazca lines in Peru, which nearly doubled the area's known geoglyphs.
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The First Chancellor Of West Germany After The Defeat Of The Nazi Regime
Konrad Adenauer was a lifelong politician who could not have wished for a more eventful life or career, and he ultimately achieved stunning political success.
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Kate Bush Was Originally Supposed To Be On Fleetwood Mac's 'Rumours' Tour
Kate Bush was originally supposed to be on Fleetwood Mac's 'Rumours' tour in 1978. Here's why she turned down the opportunity.
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The Jack The Ripper Witness That Some Think May Have Been The Real Killer
Speculation continues regarding Jack the Ripper, the person responsible for perhaps the most infamous string of unsolved murders in history.
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