The Pemberton Mill Disaster Explained
The Industrial Revolution was one rife with change and tragedy. Among those tragic events was the collapse of Pemberton Mill in Lawrence, Massachusetts.
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The Unbelievable 7,000-Year-Old Indigenous Australian Story That Scientists Proved Is Accurate
The childhood game of telephone amply demonstrates how oral communication can be unreliable for transmitting information -- except among indigenous Australians.
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Tragic Details About Carly Simon
50 years after writing breakthrough works, Carly Simon is a 2022 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee. These are some tragic details about Carly Simon.
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Why Some People Think This Las Vegas Icon Was Murdered
"Buffalo Jim" Barrier was a character, a man of unique appearance and rowdy lifestyle who was a fixture in Las Vegas society up until his too-early death.
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The Most Unconvincing Bigfoot Sightings In History
The evidence that Bigfoot exists is shaky at best. Even if you are a believer, these unconvincing Bigfoot sightings might be enough to change your mind.
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Thanksgiving Was Celebrated Twice In 1939 Due To A Confusing Change By Franklin Roosevelt
There are certain powers that come with the office of president of the United States, and then there are the gray areas of presidential authority.
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The Reason Performers Lip Sync During The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
The marching bands, the clowns, the dancers -- they're all engaged in their art, no apologies, during the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade. Do singers get a pass?
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What Happens If A US Citizen Dies In Another Country?
Dying abroad isn't ideal for a variety of reasons, including the cost to your family members. Here's what happens if a US citizen dies in another country.
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The Wild Story Of Duran Duran's Rio Yacht And The Watchmaker Who Saved It
There's actually a wild story behind the yacht featured in the video of Duran Duran's "Rio" that some fans may not know about. Let's dive in.
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What Happens To Bugs In The Winter?
Bugs are known to mainly proliferate in the summer, but what happens to them in the summer? This is where bugs disappear to in the winter.
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In Hawaiian Mythology, The Volcano Of Mauna Kea Is Home To Four Sister Goddesses
The mythology of a people often lives on into modern times, despite science and research and other forms of western reasoning, including Hawaii.
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A Knot Convinced Many That Damon Crestwood Killed Patrick Mullins On Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries
The death of Patrick Mullins is covered on Netflix's "Unsolved Mysteries." Here's why a knot convinced many that Damon Crestwood killed him.
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Where Does Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries Rebecca Downey Believe Her Missing Children Are?
In 2014, Rebecca Downey said goodbye to her children before they left for a visit with their father, but never returned. Here is where the children might be.
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What Happened To Giancarlo Granda Of Hulu's God Forbid?
Giancarlo Granda successfully destroyed the reputation of one of America's most prominent evangelicals, Jerry Falwell Jr. So where is he now?
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Cary Grant And Grace Kelly's Friendship Lasted Long After She Became Royalty
Hollywood history has tales of actors who had to pretend to like each other on the screen and really didn't. Much better when colleagues were actual friends.
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Why Has Accused Kidnapper Rabia Khalid's Case Gone Virtually Cold?
It's a nightmare shared by all parents: One day, you won't be paying enough attention, and a stranger will dart into your life and kidnap your child.
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Why Was Rock The Vote Created And Who Founded It?
As early as 1985, the PMRC lobbied government to create then-controversial "parental advisory" stickers. Enter Jeff Ayeroff, then executive at Virgin Records.
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When Was The First Veterans Day?
Veterans Day commemorates Americans who serve or have served in the armed forces. It wasn't always a holiday, however. This was the first Veteran's Day.
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The Horrific Sinking Of The Edmund Fitzgerald Remains An Unsolved Mystery
The Edmund Fitzgerald was a ship that tragically sunk in Michigan's Lake Superior during a storm. Here's why the sinking remains an unsolved mystery.
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Where Is Levi Strauss Buried?
Levi Strauss was a 19th-century entrepreneur whose revolutionary products continue to find a market share in the 21st century. What is his final resting place?
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Teddy Roosevelt's Forgotten Conservation Legacy For Birds
President Theodore Roosevelt is remembered for his many different accomplishments. However, what is largely forgotten is his conservation legacy for birds.
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The Only Times The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Was Canceled
It might be an unofficial piece of American popular culture, but no less iconic for all of that: the annual Thanksgiving Day Parade hosted by Macy's.
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Where Is Rebecca Downey From Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries Now?
After two siblings went missing in 2014 allegedly at the hands of their father, the children's mother, Dr. Rebecca Downey, has not given up the search.
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Who Is Jerry Falwell Jr.?
The name Falwell has been part of conservative American Christianity for decades -- first Jerry Falwell Sr., a Baptist minister, and now his son, Jerry Jr.
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Why The Crazy Horse Monument Hasn't Been Finished
A monument to Crazy Horse, the famed Native American who defeated General Custer. Here's why the giant monument to Crazy Horse hasn't been finished.
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What Do Neighbors Say About Marie Elizabeth's Apartment From Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries
Marie Elizabeth "Marliz" Spannhake went missing from her apartment in the 1970s. Here is what happened to her apartment and what neighbors have to say about it.
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The Lost Verse Of Carly Simon's You're So Vain Says A Lot About The Song's Possible Real Subject
The lost verse of Carly Simon's "You're So Vain" says a lot about the song's possible real subject, and it's probably no one you would expect.
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