Who Was George Dantzig, UC Berkeley's Real Life Will Hunting?
The true story of George Dantzig may vary some from the plot of the 1997 Matt Damon movie "Good Will Hunting," but it's no less fascinating.
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Things We Ignore About Moses
The story of Moses is one most everyone knows, but even in that common canon, there are often things we ignore about the character.
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How These Dead Celebs Made Tens Of Millions In 2022
Even in the afterlife, celebrities can make millions thanks to lucrative deals and royalties made by their estate.
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Who Is Bam Margera's Brother, Jess?
The older brother of Bam Margera, one of the stars of MTV's "Jackass," Jess Margera is accomplished in the entertainment industry, though differently than Bam.
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One Of Bam Margera's Worst Stunt Injuries Had Nothing To Do With 'Jackass'
Bam Margera is probably best known for his work in the "Jackass" universe with Johnny Knoxville, but he has other credits to his name, including stunts.
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How Bam Margera Got His Nickname
Bam Margera is known for his onscreen antics and willingly putting himself in danger as a castmate on MTV's "Jackass." But just how did Bam Magera get his name?
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Suzy Lamplugh
It's hard to believe, given the technological advances of the last 30 years, but it's still, tragically, possible for someone to mysteriously disappear.
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Elizabeth Taylor's Heartbreaking Struggles With Addiction
A 2022 authorized biography of actress Elizabeth Taylor offers new insight into the substance use issues the classic Hollywood actress experienced.
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Bam Margera's Relationship With Johnny Knoxville Explained
Bam Margera rose to fame as a skateboarder and a cast member of MTV's "Jackass." Here is the story behind his relationship with castmate Johnny Knoxville.
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Where Are Betty Gore's Children Today?
When Candy Montgomery killed Betty Gore with an ax, the act had wide-ranging ramifications, throughout the town where they lived and their families.
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Wrestling Icon Kevin Nash Almost Had An Entirely Different Career In Sports
Here's how WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash entered the wrestling business after he wasn't able to make his mark as a basketball player.
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How Glassblower Dale Chihuly's Traumatic Injury Affected His Art
Dale Chihuly was driving across England in the 1970s when an accident flung him head-first through the windshield, a hideous ordeal that cut his face to pieces.
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What Happened To Barry Scheck From The OJ Simpson Case?
Barry Scheck was a star defence attourney in the 1995 O.J. Simpson case in which Sheck cross-examined an LAPD criminologist. Here's what Scheck is up to now.
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What Happened To Serial Killer Robert Hansen's Children?
It's often said that in addition to the actual victims of a violent criminal, the criminal's unknowing family also suffers, especially spouses and children.
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The Size Of These Countries Will Make You Rethink How You See The Moon
It's difficult to grasp the moon's size. Compared to certain countries right here on Earth, it may actually be smaller than you might think.
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Why Are People Awarded Honorary Degrees?
Colleges and universities have been awarding honorary degrees for centuries. But what exactly are they, are why are they given in the first place?
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The Real Reason Jeri Weil Quit Acting After Leave It To Beaver
Beaver's first known schoolroom enemy, and perhaps the most well-remembered, was little Judy Hensler. What happened to the actress that played her?
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Did The Reagans Use Astrology To Make Presidential Decisions?
By the standards of the American presidency, Ronald Reagan's was a strange one filled with a number of idiosyncrasies. So did he really lean on astrology?
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One Family Member Claims D.B. Cooper Had Help In Suspected Skyjacking Robbery
One of the most infamous airplane hijackings in American history took place in 1971 when a man, "D.B. Cooper," escaped with $200,000 in cash.
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Who Was Whitney Houston's Mother?
Whitney Houston's tragic death in 2012 hasn't stopped the public's respect for her wide-ranging talent, which stemmed in part from her accomplished mother.
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Humans Actually Glow. Here's Why You Can't See It.
Humans do, in fact, glow. The only way it can be seen is through highly sensitive cameras, in pitch-black darkness, during certain times of day.
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The Unabomber's Infamous Fellow Inmates On 'Bombers Row'
The man who gained notoriety as the Unabomber was apprehended in 1996 after a federal manhunt that took nearly 20 years. Here are his infamous fellow inmates.
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The Two Generations Of Real-Life Psychics Who Helped Police Solve Murders
Respected psychic medium Joan Durham was known for her help with murder cases, including the "Boy in the Box." Her daughter, Kym, now works as a psychic, too.
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Why Ted Braden Keeps Coming Up As A Suspected D.B. Cooper
D.B. Cooper evidently had a daring and death-defying nature, and there are a number of suspects in the case. But why does Ted Braden's name keep coming up?
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Steph Curry
Stephen Curry is arguably the NBA's best player now. His rise has seemingly been smooth, but he's been beset by personal tragedies, odd injuries, and more.
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Disturbing Discoveries From The Paul Walker Crash Investigation
Authorities were determined to learn what had caused the fatal crash that killed Paul Walker and his friend, Roger Rodas. Here's what they found.
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Mark Antony And Cleopatra's Love Inspired A New Name For A Small Island
Mark Antony and Cleopatra's love inspired a new name for a small Turkish island where some say the couple spent time together.
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