Why Scientists Have Reason To Believe Saturn's Core Is Oddly 'Fuzzy'
Perhaps the most interesting bit of information to come out of studying Saturn's rings is that the planet likely doesn't have a clearly defined core.
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An Enforcer Of The Colombo Crime Family Became A Memorable Character In The Godfather
Lenny Montana, who played Luca Brasi in Francis Ford Coppola's 1972 classic "The Godfather," had a persona that was as colorful as his notable character.
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The Bizarre Effect UV Rays Have On Some Wasps' Nests
Wasps get a bad rap. But their nests are ingenious structures for a variety of different reasons. Specifically, UV rays have an interesting effect on them.
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The 2,000 Year Old Thracian Chariot Found With The Bones Of A Nobleman
A Thracian chariot dating back over 3,000 years was discovered with the bones of a nobleman. Here's why some people were buried with chariots.
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For Almost 3 Months In The 1960s, The United States Lost 4 Nuclear Bombs In Spain
There have been events in history that led to long-term effects. One of those includes the three months that the U.S. lost four nuclear bombs in Spain.
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The Most Fired Coaches In Football History
There are not a heck of a lot of coaches with a losing streak of getting fired ... but they're out there, and their stories are pretty wild.
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Caylee Anthony's Biological Father Remains A Mystery More Than A Decade After Her Murder
We'll likely never know what happened to two-year-old Caylee Anthony, but that's not the only remaining mystery from the Casey Anthony case.
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Comedian Rodney Dangerfield Has The Most Hilarious Message Written On His Gravestone
Comedian Rodney Dangerfield died in 2004 at 82 years old. He left behind the most hilarious message written on his gravestone.
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Famous People Killed In Car Crashes
Ever since the automobile's invention in the late 1800s, accidents have been a reality. Here, we take a look at 14 famous people who lost their lives in a car.
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Convicted Felons Who Have Run For Federal Office
Can a person convicted and sentenced to a prison term run for high office in the United States? These are convicted felons who have run for federal office.
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What Happened To The Bodies At Hiroshima And Nagasaki
In 1945, humanity's newest and most dreadful weapon of war detonated over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Here is what happened to the bodies.
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Meet Allan Heyl, The Bank Robber Who Became A Motivational Speaker
Allan Heyl was part of one of the most notorious gangs of bank robbers in the entire history of South Africa, experiences he drew upon when he went straight.
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Musicians Who've Tragically Lost Children
No parent should have to bury a child, but unfortunately, a large number of musicians have had to. Here are some musicians who've tragically lost children.
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How An Elephant's Health Is Negatively Impacted By Human Riders
Elephant riding is a popular pastime for tourists around the world, but it's actually not good for the elephants. Here's why riding elephants is harmful.
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Before Jack The Ripper, Another 'Monster' Terrified The Streets Of London
A perpetrator known as the London Monster terrorized women between 1788 and 1790.
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Can Playing Music For Plants Really Have An Effect On Their Growth?
Plants love and need to be cared for. But in addition to watering, pruning, and trimming plants, should we consider playing music to them as well?
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Sarcosuchus: The 40-Foot-Long Prehistoric Monster Crocodile That Hunted Dinosaurs
The Sarcosuchus is a 40-foot-long prehistoric monster crocodile that used to hunt dinosaurs. Here's what it looked like and how it preyed on dinosaurs.
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The Most Eye-Opening Stories From The Schoolhouse Blizzard Of 1888
In the 19th century, extreme weather had no warning and terrible consequences. These are the most eye-opening stories from the Schoolhouse Blizzard of 1888.
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Inside The Time Gene Simmons Tried Recruiting Eddie Van Halen Into KISS
Gene Simmons wanted to record a demo with Van Halen ASAP, but his intentions for Van Halen may have not been as altruistic as history remembers.
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Why The Brightest Gamma Ray Ever Recorded Is Being Called The BOAT
The brightest gamma ray ever recorded is being called the BOAT (brightest of all time). Here's what makes it so bright, and why it's important to science.
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Cheating Scandals That Rocked The Sports World
There have been so many scandals over the last century that it's really impossible to count. Here are a few top cheating scandals that rocked the sports world.
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Here's Where You'll Find Sir Isaac Newton's Body
Sir Isaac Newton may or may not have been inspired to formulate his theory of gravity after being struck by a falling apple, but his work continues to impress.
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What Was Found At Naomi Judd's Death Scene?
Naomi Judd is one of the greatest influences of country music as one half of the duo, The Judds. Here are some things found nearby when she died in 2022.
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The Nightmare Before Christmas: 18 Spooky Facts About The Movie
In October 1993, movie fans were treated to The Nightmare Before Christmas, and no Halloween since has been complete without at least one re-watch.
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The Greatest Inventions Of 2022
To address the greatest issues of our time, great inventions are required. Here are a handful of the things created in 2022 with the potential to be just that.
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John Belushi's Gravestone Perfectly Illustrates His Life
John Belushi truly lived large, with great appetites for food, for work, for relationships -- tragically, also for drugs, which cut short his life.
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The Sad Truth About Judy Garland's Marriages
Judy Garland wed five men before her death at 47. Read more about the tragic circumstances surrounding Garland's ill-fated marriages.
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