Why Gregory Hopkins Was Exonerated For A Murder He Served 10 Years For
Gregory Hopkins was convicted in 2013 for the 1979 murder of Janet Walsh.
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Things Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story Got Wrong
Despite attempts at accuracy, in true crime shows, there are always things that get altered. These are some things Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story got wrong.
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This 1967 Cold Case Still Haunts An Oregon Town And Its Residents
On the afternoon of October 21, 1967, two boys fished at the Willamette River, hoping to catch something big enough to keep. Instead, they discovered a body.
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The Haunting Origin Story Behind Japan's Rabbit Island
Located near Takehara, Japan, Okunoshima is a small island that is home to 900 wild rabbits. Here's the haunting origin story behind the island.
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The Story Of Bill Haast, Who Lived To 100 Despite His Extensive Snake Venom Habit
It's famously said that what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, and proof of that axiom might be found in the story of snake venom expert Bill Haast.
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Why The 1958 NFL Championship Game Was Called The 'Greatest Game Ever Played'
To celebrate its 100-year anniversary in 2020, the NFL polled 66 members of the media, asking what they considered to be the greatest NFL game ever played.
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Inside The Jack-O'-Lantern's Devilish Origin Story
Holidays bring some rather interesting traditions that are so embedded into society that they often go unquestioned in the 21st century.
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The MLB Tryout You Probably Never Knew George Clooney Had
George Clooney is known as one of the most recognizable actors of our generation, but he also once had a tryout to play pro baseball for the Reds.
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Elvis Presley's Obsession With James Dean Explained
In so many important ways, Elvis Presley was one of a kind, a unique figure in popular entertainment, who nevertheless took inspiration from other entertainers.
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Who Is Jim Redmond, The Father Who Carried His Son Across The Olympic Finish Line?
Jim Redmond may be best known as the father who carried his son across the Olympic finish line. He died in October 2022, but the Olympic moment made history.
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Magic Johnson Received Some Blunt Advice From Michael Jordan After His NBA Return
Magic Johnson got some blunt advice from another NBA legend, Michael Jordan, after coming out of retirement. Here's what Jordan said.
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One Of The Most Iconic Olympics Moments Ever Technically Did Not Happen
When a parent sees a child in pain, struggling, it's only normal that they'll jump in to lend a hand as needed, even during something like the Olympics.
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The Mystery Of The Cleveland Torso Murderer
Shortly after the Great Depression, a serial killer dismembered and killed at least a dozen victims in Cleveland. Here is the story of the Torso Murderer.
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Keith Richards Once Sparked A Bizarre On-Set Barbarella Party
Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones once initiated a strange party on the set of the movie "Barbarella," true to his reputation as a drug user.
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David Jewitt And Jane Luu's Exploration Of The Kuiper Belt Explained
The history of exploration is littered with examples of the intrepid searching the unknown for what they believe must be true. Here's one such story.
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Joan Joyce: The Greatest American Athlete You've Never Heard Of
From time to time, athletes emerge who seem naturally endowed with the ability to play any sport with great success, but few were as successful as Joan Joyce.
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What Greta Garbo's Private Life Was Really Like
Greta Garbo mesmerized audiences with her seemingly effortless talent for on-camera acting. But her personal life was simple, reclusive, and very private.
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The Backlash To Elvis' First Appearance On The Ed Sullivan Show That May Have Gone Too Far
There are those moments in popular culture's history that seem to echo through the resulting ages, sometimes unscripted, sometimes planned, but memorable.
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Coolio Was An Avid Collector Of Something You Wouldn't Expect
People's collections say a lot about an individual, whether it's automobiles or autographs. The late Coolio enjoyed assembling his own unique set of items.
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King Charles' Plan To Keep Prince Andrew Away From Power Would Amend An 85-Year-Old Rule
King Charles is amending a law in order to keep Prince Andrew and Prince Harry away from power. Here's how King Charles is amending the rule.
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These Were The Final Words Of Serial Killer Gary Ray Bowles
Serial killer Gary Ray Bowles preyed on gay men and confessed to killing six victims. These were the final words he said at his execution.
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How Many World Records Does Dude Perfect Really Have
Chances are you've seen one of Dude Perfect's trick shots in your social media feed. How do their obscure skills rank in the Guinness Book of World Records?
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Whatever Happened To Ed Genson From The First R. Kelly Case?
Ed Genson led a team of four attorneys that ultimately got all of R. Kelly's 2008 charges dismissed due to an admission from the prosecution.
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The History Behind Candy Corn's Bizarre Original Name
Candy corn is one of the most popular yet controversial Halloween treats. Here's the history behind the Halloween candy's bizarre name.
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Meet Ella Harper, A Vintage Side Show Star With A Wild Talent
Circuses and sideshows have a complicated yet fascinating history in the United States. Meet Ella Harper, a vintage side show star with a wild talent.
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What Actually Happens When Lightning Strikes Sand?
Lightning is one of the most dramatic products of Earth, creating ear-splitting noise and outlandish visual effects, and if it strikes sand, something more.
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Why The Killer Nanny Louise Woodward Only Served 9 Months Of Her Original Life Sentence
The world was shocked when a teenage au pair from England was accused of killing her young charge. The shock grew over how much time she spent incarcerated.
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