Classic Bands With Only One Original Member Left
These now-classic bands have survived decades of turmoil and turbulence, often thanks to one original member who just refuses to call it quits.
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The Most Heartbreaking Reactions To Jimmy Carter's Death
It's safe to say President Jimmy Carter touched countless lives, even long after he left the White House.
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Jimmy Carter Lived Longer After Ending His Presidency Than Any Other US President
Jimmy Carter was 52 in 1977 when he was sworn in as the 39th president.
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The Only Former American Presidents Still Alive
For only the third time in U.S. history, there are five former U.S. presidents alive at the same time (as of February 2023). Here's who they are.
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What We Know About Jimmy Carter's Burial Plans
Jimmy Carter's burial location has a special connection to everything he loved in life.
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39th US President Jimmy Carter Dead At 100
The United States said goodbye to its oldest living president, President Jimmy Carter, who served as commander-in-chief from 1977 to 1981.
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12 Times People Vanished In The Bermuda Triangle And Were Never Found
The Bermuda Triangle has long had a strange history, and while the treacherous ocean area claimed numerous vessels, many people onboard were never found again.
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How Strong Is Chuck Norris?
In pop culture, Chuck Norris has superhuman status. His feats know no bounds, and the laws of nature don't apply to him. But how strong is he, really?
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What Really Happened To Young Anakin's Actor, Jake Lloyd?
Jake Lloyd, the actor who played the young Anakin Skywalker in "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace," retired from acting when he was only 12 years old.
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Stars Who Can't Stand Led Zeppelin
From Jimi Hendrix to Kurt Cobain, there's a long list of famous musicians who have voiced unflattering opinions about legendary rockers Led Zeppelin.
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The Bizarre Story Of The California Cult That Inspired Charles Manson
Krishna Venta led the bizarre California cult, Fountain of the World. Charles Manson spent time with the group, taking inspiration from the leader's teachings.
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Things That Came Out About Drug Lords After They Died
Mystery, intrigue, and legends surround those who become infamous drug lords, and after their deaths, many more crazy and salacious details have emerged.
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The Dark Side Of Elvis Presley
Elvis Presley aka the "King of Rock 'n Roll" gyrated his way into history as a legendary entertainer, but there was a darker side behind the snarl and sequins.
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Things That Still Don't Make Sense About The JonBenét Ramsey Case
The murder of 6-year-old JonBenét Ramsey in her home in 1996 has never been solved, and several things still don't make sense about the sensational case.
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The Mystery Surrounding Jesus' Birth Date
Jesus' birthday is celebrated on December 25, but his birthday might have actually been on a completely different date. Here's when Jesus may have been born.
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Why World War II Was So Much Worse Than World War I
While World War I was bad, World War II eventually became the deadliest conflict in history. It was also the most expensive war ever fought.
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What The Last 12 Months Of JFK's Life Were Like
John F. Kennedy's final year in office is often overshadowed by his assassination, but his work as president continued until his final days.
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Unreleased Music Found In The Most Unexpected Places
Over the years, unreleased music from some pretty big names have surfaced in really unexpected places.
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Why 'It's A Wonderful Life' Was A Box Office Failure
Before the film's public domain status was capitalized on, it was mostly forgotten. After its initial theatrical release it became a failure at the box office.
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Times Musicians Were Too Wasted To Perform Live
These musicians were way too wasted to perform live. Getting publicly hammered is bad enough, but it's worse when you do it in front of thousands of people.
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The Bizarre South Carolina Law That Bans One Activity After Midnight
The bizarre South Carolina law that bans one activity after midnight stems from the prominent role of Christianity in the state's early inception.
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What Really Happened To These Notorious Criminals On The FBI's Most Wanted List
Since the 1950s, the FBI's most wanted list has included hundreds of criminals who evaded the law, but whatever really happened to the most notorious?
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The Advice From Robert Plant That Got A Fellow Rock Star Arrested
Singer-songwriter Robert Plant is best known for his work in Led Zeppelin, but he once got a fellow rock star arrested with some bad advice.
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The Most Outrageous Conspiracy Theories About Melania And Donald Trump's Marriage
Donald and Melania Trump's marriage has faced more scrutiny than most, and the constant publicity has birthed some pretty outrageous conspiracy theories.
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Things That Don't Make Sense About The American Revolutionary War
The American Revolutionary War has since created myths and legends, but even under scrutiny, some things about the conflict still don't make sense.
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Stars Who Can't Stand Tom Cruise
Tom Cruise is one of the biggest box-office draws in the world, but winning over some of his fellow celebrities might be mission: impossible.
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Brad's Actor From Home Improvement Is Unrecognizable Now
Remember Brad Taylor from "Home Improvement"? Well, he's pretty much unrecognizable now, and he's found himself facing quite a few legal issues.
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