Why John Bonham Hated Led Zeppelin's Reggae Song
John Bonham of Led Zeppelin actually hated one of the band's songs, called "D'Yer Mak'er." Here's the story behind why he hated the reggae-influenced song.
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How NFL Player Jerome Bettis Got His Iconic Nickname
Many's the sports star who picks up a nickname (or more) along the way, from teammates, fans, or journalists. It's clear Jerome Bettis' nickname is apt.
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The Truly Gross Way Sea Sponges Clean Themselves
Cleanliness is next to godliness, or so the saying goes. It's usually pronounced regarding humans and soap, but wild creatures also clean themselves.
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Who Was Jesse Anderson, The Man Who Was Murdered Along With Jeffrey Dahmer?
When Jeffrey Dahmer was beaten to death in prison, he was killed along with another man. Jesse Anderson was the man who was murdered with Jeffrey Dahmer.
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The Unusual, Liquid Way The Andes Mountains Are Formed
Researchers are uncovering another very unusual way mountains can form, and this strange, liquid process appears to be responsible for the Andes.
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The Lesser-Known Name Bob Dylan Used Before His Famous Moniker
Bob Dylan is one of the most well-known names in rock music, but this is the lesser-known name he used before his famous moniker.
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This 40-Foot-Long Sea Creature's Fossils Prove Your Favorite Monster Movies May Not Be Far Off
Thanks to numerous tales and legends (and some fact), the ocean can be a terrifying place. The truth is, danger has always lurked there in different forms.
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Mick Jagger's Unexpected Role In Turning A Former NFL Legend Into A Hall Of Famer
Mick Jagger is known as being the frontman of The Rolling Stones, but he also indirectly helped this NFL Hall of Famer have a successful career.
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How DNA Helped Solve The 42-Year-Old Cold Case Of A Headless Body
Over the past few decades, DNA has been a major boon to law enforcement when it comes to solving crimes, including some that are decades old.
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Inside DART Spacecraft's Wild Final Voyage
NASA just sent a "box-shaped" spacecraft right into an itty-bitty, 160-meter-long (about 530 feet) asteroid moonlet named Dimorphos. Here's what happened.
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The Clash's Rock The Casbah Has More Meaning Behind It Than You Probably Thought
The Clash's song "Rock the Casbah" is one of the band's most famous songs. This is the little-known meaning behind "Rock the Casbah."
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The Tragic 2010 Murder Of Fashion Designer Sylvie Cachay
In the summer of 2010, Sylvie Cachay, 33, began dating then 24-year-old Nicholas Brooks. Unfortunately, things took a gruesome turn that ended in her death.
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Why Lauren Bacall And Humphrey Bogart's Marriage Wasn't What It Seemed
The marriage between Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart was, to most of the world, a classic Hollywood romance. But it wasn't what it seemed.
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How A Calendar Mishap Almost Threatened Russia's Performance In The 1908 Olympics
It can be hard enough, coordinating several calendars for several events involving numerous people. It's worse when different calendars entirely are involved.
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The Truth About The Relationship Between Curly Howard And Ex-Wife Elaine Ackerman
The Three Stooges' Curly Howard and ex-wife Elaine Ackerman's marriage was a union of opposites. Here's the truth about the relationship.
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Why You Rarely Hear About Art Garfunkel These Days
Art Garfunkel is best known for his tenor singing voice as part of the duo Simon and Garfunkel in the 1960s. Here's why you rarely hear of him these days.
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This Is How You Can Become A Crime Scene Cleaner
Crime scene cleaners thoroughly clean up crime scenes and follow proper waste disposal methods to restore a location to its original condition.
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Famous People Who Declined Honors From Queen Elizabeth II
Almost 300 people rejected royal honors during Queen Elizabeth II's reign. Here is a cross-section of famous people who declined honors from Queen Elizabeth II.
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The Horrifying History Of The Florida School For Boys
While it seems like a reform school should do some good, that's not always how things go. This is the horrifying history of the Florida School for Boys.
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Marie Curie's Work In Radioactivity Has Lived On An Unexpected Way
Marie Curie's accomplishments live on in the science world, but the same danger that led to her death still haunts her work and will for 1,500 years.
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The Real Story Behind Bob Marley's Song, No Woman No Cry
One of Bob Marley's most famous songs is "No Woman No Cry," which doesn't mean quite what you think it does. Here's the story behind the song.
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Stop Signs Used To Look A Lot Different Than They Do Today
The need for traffic control preceded the invention of the car, though stop signs went through many iterations before becoming universally recognizable.
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The True Story Of The Woman Who Survived For 27 Hours In The Wreckage Of 9/11
Of the thousands of people who were in the twin towers at the time of their collapse, 20 people were rescued. Here's the story of one of them.
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The Childhood Surgery Jeffrey Dahmer's Father Claimed Changed Him
One of the most notorious serial killers in American history is (was) Jeffrey Dahmer. Here's the childhood surgery his father thinks changed him.
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This 4.5 Billion Year-Old Discovery In The Gobi Desert May Have Predated The Earth Itself
A meteoroid that was found in the Gobi Desert in Asia, called the Pallasite Meteorite, may have predated the Earth itself, dating back 4.5 billion years.
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Meet Aldi Novel Adilang, The Teen Who Got Lost At Sea Three Different Times
As much as it's depicted in movies and storybooks, very few people can say they've been lost at sea. Meet Aldi Novel Adilang, who got lost at sea three times.
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Why It's A Massive Challenge To Conquer Canada's Mount Thor
Mount Thor in Canada is one of the most difficult mountains to climb not just in North America, but the whole world. Here's why Mount Thor is so tough.
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