Angela Lansbury's Acting Career Began Following A Great Tragedy
Angela Lansbury's career in acting spanned eight decades; she was cast in her first film in 1943. But acting for Lansbury actually began as a way of coping.
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The Story Of How Angela Lansbury Became A Dame
Angela Lansbury was made a dame in 2014, and here's how that honor came to be for the British-born American actor, whose career spanned eight decades.
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Who Was Angela Lansbury's Mother, Actress Moyna Macgill?
Moyna Macgill appeared in a few films with her daughter, Angela Lansbury.
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Angela Lansbury's Hilarious Reaction To The Reggae Song Murder She Wrote
Actress and singer Angela Lansbury died on October 11, 2022, in her Los Angeles home. Here's her hilarious reaction to the reggae song "Murder She Wrote."
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The Truth About Angela Lansbury's Relationship With Peter Shaw
In 1946, Angela Lansbury met her future husband, Peter Shaw, at an event. Both British actors and signed with MGM, Lansbury and Shaw hit it off.
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This Small Italian Province Plays Host To A Bloody, Centuries-Old 'Miracle'
Some might argue that there's a fine line -- even a massive gap -- between religious faith and scientific investigation, especially when it comes to miracles.
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Facts About Legendary Icon Angela Lansbury
Award-winning actress Angela Lansbury's career spans more than 75 years and includes work on stage, TV, and films, since making a film debut in "Gaslight."
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The Mysterious 2012 Disappearance Of Emma Fillipoff
Twenty-six-year-old Canadian Emma Fillipoff was last seen alive on November 28, 2012, and as of October 2022, no trace of her has been found.
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World War II Pacific Front Timeline Explained
If World War II's European front was a battle of brute force, the war in the Pacific was a chess game. Here's what happened along the Pacific front.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Angela Lansbury
In addition to her award-winning film and stage work, Angela Lansbury is forever known for her role on Murder, She Wrote.
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Why French Scientists Believe Mars Could Have Hosted Life Billions Of Years Ago
French scientists believe Mars could have hosted life billions of years ago, but they think that life form snuffed itself out. Here's why.
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How A Dysfunctional Government Broke Ancient Rome's Republic
In case anyone needs reminding: no civilization lasts forever. Here's the story of how a dysfunctional government broke ancient Rome's republic.
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What Happened To Baby Shaq?
A nickname can be a sort of badge of honor, elevating someone in the public's eye. Unfortunately, it can also prove a weight of difficult expectations.
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This Is What John Wilkes Booth Said After Shooting Abraham Lincoln
This is what Confederate sympathizer John Wilkes Booth said after shooting Abraham Lincoln in the head.
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Disturbing Details Operation Anagram Uncovered About Serial Killer Peter Tobin
On September 24, 2006, Angelika Kluk went missing in Scotland. It was later revealed that she was killed by Peter Tobin — as were at least two others.
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BB King Went To Bed Every Night Listening To This One Legendary Album
No question but that show business can be a land of intense, even bitter, rivalry between artists. And then comes a tale of one admiring another's talent.
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How Deion Sanders Made Both MLB And NFL History On The Same Day
Deion Sanders is one of those rare athletes that played professionally for two sports. Here's how he made both MLB and NFL history on the same day.
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The Uncanny Similarities Between Jeffrey Dahmer And Dennis Nilsen
Two of the world's most terrifying serial killers, Jeffrey Dahmer and Dennis Nilsen, have uncannily similar backgrounds and crimes.
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Swedish Blood Banks' Perfect Reason For Why They Give Donors An Update On Their Sample
No matter the type involved, we all need blood, and sometimes, we need more than we already have. That's when generous blood donors can save lives.
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Elvis Had More Drugs In His System When He Died Than You Probably Thought
Elvis had more drugs in his system when he died than you probably thought, and though they were all prescription drugs, he'd been abusing them for many months.
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How A Theoretical Boltzmann Brain Could Prove Something Comes From Nothing
Physics is full of interesting theories and thought experiments. Here's how a theoretical Boltzmann Brain could prove something comes from nothing.
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The Dallas Cowboy Legend That Manned A Bomber Plane Over War-Torn Europe
On November 21,1944 a young Texan left England on his first bombing run into Germany. He would go on to become one of the most legendary coaches in the NFL.
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Meet The Small Gastropod That Can Survive In An Extreme Environment
Over time, nature evolves -- if possible, plants and animals adapt to their environments in order to survive, sometimes overcoming overwhelming conditions.
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Japan's $300 Million Yen Heist That Remains Unsolved After More Than Half A Century
Unsolved mysteries hold a fascination with the public at large. Here's Japan's $300 million yen heist that remains unsolved after more than half a century.
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The Tragic 1898 American Massacre Many People Haven't Heard Of
The Wilmington Insurrection of 1898 was one of the saddest events in U.S. history, yet also one of the least talked about or remembered events in U.S. history.
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This Is The First Person Ted Kennedy Called After His Chappaquiddick Crash
July 1969 was a month that put a permanent stain on the career of politician Edward "Ted" Kennedy thanks to his Chappaquiddick crash. Here's what happened.
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The Scientific Progress That Stephen Hawking Never Stopped Warning Us About
The scientific progress that Stephen Hawking never stopped warning us about would either be the "best or worst thing" to happen to humanity, he said.
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