How The 'Bee Girl' Paid Tribute To The No Rain Video On Her Wedding Day
Many remember the iconic "Bee Girl" from the video of Blind Melon's 1992 smash hit, "No Rain." Here is how she paid tribute to the video on her wedding day.
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The Unbelievable Way Scientists Taught Spinach To Send Emails
Many people dream of the day that technology will allow them to communicate with their pets. But what about your plants? The day might be closer than you think.
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The Small Town Celebration To Honor An Original Addams Family Cast Member
Annual festivals are a part of life in many small towns in America, ranging from harvest celebrations to events honoring now-famous citizens.
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The Holiest Sites In Christianity
Many of Christianity's most sacred sites are located in Israel and Palestine, with others in Africa and Europe. These are the holiest sites in Christianity.
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The Worst Crimes Committed By Diplomats
Diplomats have committed all sorts of crimes, both odd and egregious, only to end up with little punishment. These are the worst crimes committed by diplomats.
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The Addams Family Is Over 75 Years Old. Here's Where They First Appeared
'The Addams Family' had a short initial run on 1960s TV (though with one of the catchiest theme songs ever), then movies, then Broadway -- but first?
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Where The Spilled Salt Superstition Comes From
As depicted in several films and described by family members, the spilled salt superstition remains a part of our zeitgeist. But where did this come from?
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What Science Says Would Happen If Humans Aged Backward
Aging is a process we all must face. Some say it's all downhill after 30. Others claim age is but a number. But what would happen if humans aged backward?
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How Bison Became The National Mammal Of America
The North American bison, more commonly referred to as a buffalo, has come back from near-extinction and now honored as the United States' official mammal.
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The Fascinating Time Scientists In Mexico Purposely Crashed A Boeing 727
In 2012, a group of scientists came together to conduct a rather important experiment. Here is more about the time a Boeing 727 was purposely crashed in Mexico.
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The Strange Consequence Of Leaving A Goldfish In A Dark Room
Goldfish aren't as popular as perhaps dogs and cats in terms of pet fandom, but they're still prevalent, and while they seem simple, they're actually complex.
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The Story Behind This Strange Behavior Of New Zealand Penguins
One species of New Zealand penguins has a strange ritual when it comes to laying eggs. Here's why the erect-crested penguins ignore their first egg.
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A Disproportionate Number Of Caves In The US Are Located In One Southern State
Kentucky is home to 20% of the caves in the United States, with extensive subterranean networks of natural wonders. Here's why the state has so many caves.
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How Beer Killed 8 People In 1814 London
Beer killed eight people in 1814 London, and it wasn't even from drinking it. Here's how a freak beer accident resulted in multiple deaths.
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The Strange Controversy Surrounding LaVena Johnson's Death
LaVena Johnson was a 19-year-old who died in Iraq in 2005 under suspicious circumstances.
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Why Thomas Jefferson Refused To Participate In A Thanksgiving Tradition
Thomas Jefferson wasn't opposed to Thanksgiving for the food, the politics, or the history lesson the event portrayed. Here's the real reason.
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The Holiest Sites In Judaism
Countless monuments and temples throughout the world have been constructed within Judaism's 4,000-year history. Here are some of the holiest sites in Judaism.
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Did Jean Shepherd Write A Christmas Story Based On His Life?
But how much Jean Shepherd is actually in Ralphie's character? Were the stories in "A Christmas Story" based on Shepherd's own life? Let's take a look.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Keith Levene, Co-Founder Of The Clash
Keith Levene was 65. He is recognized for his experimental guitar-playing style, contributions to punk music, and "unique talent" that influenced a generation.
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The History Of The Addams Family Theme Song Explained
They're all but gone these days, but there was a time when the expository theme song ruled the day. The opening of "The Addams Family" is one such tune.
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The Lyrics To Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas Were Originally Much Darker
You might not know it, but the lyrics to "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" were originally much darker. Here's what they originally said.
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The Tragic Story Of The 1900 English Beer Poisoning
It isn't uncommon for friends to gather at a pub to share pints of beer. However, here is the tragic story of when English beer poisoned its drinkers in 1900.
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The Attack On Pearl Harbor Led To The First Commercial Around-The-World Airline Flight
The outbreak of war creates chaos for nations, for individuals, and for companies, everyone left scrambling to cope with threatening circumstances
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12 Facts About Hockey Legend Wayne Gretzky
You may know some stats about Wayne Gretzky, but there are some facts about the world's greatest hockey player that you may not be familiar with.
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Human Stomach Acids Are So Strong That They Can Dissolve A Razor Blade
You are what you eat, the saying goes, but even though the human digestive system is a powerful piece of biological engineering, best not to push things.
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This Is Where Seabiscuit Is Buried
Seabiscuit was an unlikely candidate for horse racing history books, a late bloomer who went on to win races and inspire the American public during hard times.
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What Happened To Serial Killer Andrei Chikatilo's Son?
Andrei Chikatilo, otherwise known as the Rostov Ripper, made international headlines when he was captured on November 20, 1990. What happened to his son?
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