Meet Meretrix Petechialis, The Clam Discovered To Produce Antibiotics
Scientists at the Institute of Oceanology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences say they've found a clam that can produce a complicated antibiotic on its own.
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Disturbing Details Found In Katherine Hall's Autopsy Report
Sean Vincent Gillis declared himself a "monster," and the shocking details found in Katherine Hall's autopsy report support that claim. Here's what was found.
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Grant Wahl's Rainbow-Colored Controversy At The 2022 World Cup Explained
Before the United States had its first kick-off at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, American soccer journalist Grant Wahl was facing his first penalty.
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What Happened To Serial Killer Larry Hall's Twin Brother, Gary?
Born seconds after his twin brother in 1962, serial killer Larry Hall is believed to have murdered up to 54 women. So what happened to Gary Hall?
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The Disturbing Details Discovered In Heath Ledger's Autopsy Report
Heath Ledger was found dead in his SoHo apartment on January 22, 2008, and there were no obvious signs of what caused his sudden death.
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Tragic Details About The Clash
During the late 1970s and early 1980s, The Clash were on top of the world. The personal and off-record lives of The Clash were just as dramatic.
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What's The Difference Between First And Second Degree Murder?
There are big differences between first- and second-degree murder charges.
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Meet The Fangy Whatcheeria: The Ancient Super Predator That Lived In The American Midwest
Part of the fun of the study of dinosaurs is how often a new discovery of something really old inspires absolute awe at the probable impact of the creature.
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The Wildest Inheritance Disputes Ever
The heirs to big fortunes tend to get a bit litigious once the one who had been holding the purse strings dies. These are the wildest inheritance disputes ever.
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John Lennon's Support For Ireland Prompted Government Investigations
American and British government files on John Lennon have long been a hot topic. But to what extent was the former Beatle a supporter of Ireland?
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The Reason Why John Huston's Landmark WWII Documentary Took 35 Years To Release
During World War II, acclaimed Hollywood director John Huston joined the U.S. Army. Here is why the third film he made for the Army was shelved for so long.
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What Happened To The Toy Box Killers' Daughter Glenda?
David Parker Ray, "The Toy Box Killer", didn't work alone. Prosecutors also pointed the finger at Ray's girlfriend and his own daughter in the crimes.
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Why Do Cold Cases Often Never Get Solved?
Across the United States, an unprecedented number of homicide cases remain cold. Here is a closer look into why so many cold cases are often never solved.
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The Southern Tradition That Has Its Origins In African Spirituality
There are those who view modern America as a melting pot, a place where numerous cultures and societies have come together and shared their traditions.
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The Reason George Harrison Dropped An Expletive At Harry Nilsson's Funeral
Singer-songwriter Harry Nilsson produced a body of work that was widely respected by his colleagues -- so why did George Harrison drop an F-bomb at the funeral?
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The Disturbing Way The Toy Box Killer Used A Mirror
It was in a small trailer near Elephant Butte Lake that David Parker Ray would confine innocent women he'd abducted to a small space he called his "Toy Box."
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An Eye-Opening Number Of German Soldiers In WWII Had Jewish Lineage
During World War II, the last place that a person of Jewish descent would want to be was Germany. So why did so many Jewish men serve in the German military?
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Inside Elton John's Iconic Dodger Stadium Concerts
Elton John's concerts at Los Angeles's Dodger Stadium have become so iconic. In 2022, he took the stage again for an epic, 3-night concert series.
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Transylvania Was The Home Of Dracula And Also A Unique Reptile
Transylvania is a beautiful part of the world. It was the home of the inspiration for Dracula, and also, as recently discovered, a unique reptile.
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The Horrifying Story Of Suzanne Capper's 1992 Murder
The tragic 1992 death of 16-year-old U.K. resident Suzanne Caper haunted Greater Manchester. Here is the horrifying story of what led to the teenager's death.
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How A Missed Flight Led To A Woman's Death In Arizona
In her quest to seek treatment for depression and alcoholism, Carol Gotbaum missed a flight, which ended up leading to her death in Arizona.
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Why An Arizona Cardinals Wide Receiver Got A Key To The City Of Green Bay
Nathan Poole was a mediocre player, but is game-winning touchdown earned him a key to a city.
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Human Hair Is A New Renewable Resource
Want to save the world? Get a haircut. No, seriously: Human hair can help save the environment, fight global warming, and clean up our oceans.
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The Life-Changing Advice John Candy Gave To A Young Conan O'Brien
Many people can look back on their life and point to one singular moment of influence by a respected elder that made all the difference in their career path.
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Lucille Ball's Relationship With Desi Arnaz Explained
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz's relationship had its moments, but it wasn't as ideal as the Ricardo family they portrayed on screen in "I Love Lucy."
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What Happened To Columbia House?
Monthly subscription services are common these days, but if you're old enough, you'll remember Columbia House. So what happened to it? Let's find out.
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The Strange Reason Female Ferrets Die If They Don't Mate
"Ferret" isn't usually used as a compliment regarding human beings, but there are those who enjoy keeping them as pets, with an eye to ferrets' special needs.
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