What Happens To Your Body After A Jump Scare, According To Science
There are those who are quite content to live a life without dramatic ups or downs -- as little drama as possible -- and then there are fright fans.
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What Halloween Was Like In 20th Century America
No one does Halloween quite like the United States of America. Here is what Halloween was like in 20th-century America.
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Athletes And Coaches Who Lost It On Their Own Teams
Great athletes push themselves and their teammates to almost superhuman acts of physicality. Here are athletes and coaches who lost it on their own teams.
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The Watcher House Sold For $400K Less Than What The Broaddus Family Paid For It
The Broadduses took a loss and sold their home after being terrorized by The Watcher.
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Who Bought The Watcher House From The Broadduses?
The Watcher house in Westfield, New Jersey, was purchased from the Broadduses in 2019.
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What All Of Ozzy Osbourne's Former Bandmates Have Said About Him
Ozzy Osbourne has worked with countless musicians who have all helped to shape his music and legacy. Here's what they have said about him.
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A Stylish Pair Of Levi's From The 1880s Fetched A Staggering Amount At Auction
Some things definitely don't get better, let alone more valuable, with age, but that has proven false about a laborer's clothing from the 1800s.
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Why The Auction Of Jeffrey Dahmer's Glasses Caused So Much Online Controversy
Murderabilia is the collection of things having to do with known killers. Here's why the auction of Jeffrey Dahmer's glasses caused so much online controversy.
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11 Facts About Angela Lansbury's Hit Show Murder, She Wrote
Initially airing in 1984, "Murder, She Wrote," was ahead of its time. Here are 11 facts you may not have known about the hit show starring Angela Lansbury.
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Fascinating Facts About The Tower Of London
With its formidable appearance looming over the Thames, the Tower of London has quite the history.
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When Was The First White House Halloween Celebration?
The inhabitants of the White House famously decorate for Christmas and host an annual Easter egg roll, but does the First Family go all-out for Halloween?
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The Unsettling Amount Of Unsolved Murders Since The 1960s Will Turn Some Heads
The unsettling amount of unsolved murders since the 1960s will turn some heads, but there are several reasons why the clearance rate for murders has declined.
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Here's Why A Pack Of Gum Was Part Of Such A Historic Event
History is full of monumental events that mark the beginning of new ages, paving the way for a changed future. Here's how a pack of gum was part of one.
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How A Rare Diamond Revealed Unknown Secrets About The Earth's Crust
As researchers continue to explore the mysteries of the universe, near and far, new information and insights are gathered to aid our understanding.
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Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz's Prison Sentence Explained
For the past three months, a trial has been underway in Florida to determine the fate of 24-year-old mass shooter Nikolas Cruz. Here's his prison sentence.
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Kurt Cobain Had Some Blunt Thoughts About Hip-Hop Music In The Early '90s
In a pair of 1991 interviews, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain shared some interesting thoughts on rap and hip-hop music.
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The Scientific Explanation Of Why People Love To Be Scared
Some people love horror films, thrill rides, and haunted houses, but there is a scientific explanation of why people love to be scared.
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Why Mystery Still Surrounds The Death Of Michael Landon's Grandson
The grief felt by a parent who has endured the death of an adult child is unfathomable, whether or not celebrity is involved. Answers are needed.
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Why Some Defectors Return To North Korea By Choice
North Korea is known for its stringent dictatorship, its secrecy, and its citizens' lack of freedom. Here's why some defectors return to North Korea by choice.
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Why Experts Don't Agree On The Death Toll From The Black Plague
One dread disease of the past that is still around is the bubonic plague, often historically referred to as the "Black Plague" or "Black Death."
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What Is The Science Of Identity Foundation?
The Science of Identity Foundation, an obscure religious organization from Hawaii, has been pilloried in the press in recent years. So what is it?
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Who Is Chris Butler, The Elusive Founder Of The Science Of Identity Foundation?
The Science of Identity Foundation, who some say is a cult, was started by the elusive founder Chris Butler, but who is he?
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A Timeline Of Alex Jones' Legal Troubles
Alex Jones has attracted a growing number of lawsuits set to cost him millions. Here's what you need to know about the biggest lawsuits he's faced.
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The Best Finds On American Pickers
The American Pickers have been all over the country and discovered all kinds of treasures. Here are some of the best finds on American Pickers.
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The Real Meaning Behind Foster The People's Song Pumped Up Kicks
"Pumped Up Kicks" is a bubbly, mellow song that launched Foster the People to fame. But what does it really mean? Let's take a look — you might be surprised.
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Where Is A Friend Of The Family Subject Robert Berchtold's Ex-Wife Now?
"A Friend of the Family" is based on the unfathomable real life story of the Brogergs, but where is subject Robert Berchtold's ex-wife now?
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Why Do We Say Autumn And Fall?
Many people will be quite strident regarding their favorite season of the year, for any number of reasons, but a choice of seasonal names is a possibility.
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