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  • Mikhail Gorbachev giving a speech
    History
    History By Engrid Barnett September 5th, 2022

    What Mikhail Gorbachev's Soviet Union Was Really Like

    While Americans and Europeans tout Mikhail Gorbachev as a hero, Russian views are less positive. This is what Mikhail Gorbachev's Soviet Union was really like.

    By Engrid Barnett September 5th, 2022 Read More
  • The Mamas and The Papas
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Wendy Mead September 5th, 2022

    How Did The Mamas And The Papas Get Their Name?

    Inspiration for the band's name came from Cass Elliot and a somewhat unlikely place: Television.

    By Wendy Mead September 5th, 2022 Read More
  • machete lying on wood surface
    Murders
    Murders By Leslie Veliz September 5th, 2022

    Bruce Blackwood's Killer Was Turned In By The Murderer's Very Own Daughter

    Someone came forward and told police that they knew what had happened to Blackwood, who was still considered missing.

    By Leslie Veliz September 5th, 2022 Read More
  • Saint Joseph Marchand
    History
    History By Andrew Amelinckx September 4th, 2022

    The Violent 1835 Execution Of Saint Joseph Marchand

    In 1835, the emperor of Vietnam, Minh Mạng ordered Joseph Marchand, a 32-year-old priest and missionary, to die by a painfully slow form of execution.

    By Andrew Amelinckx September 4th, 2022 Read More
  • Gram Parsons
    Tragic Real-Life Stories
    Tragic Real-Life Stories By Remy Millisky September 4th, 2022

    The Tragic And Bizarre 1973 Death Of Gram Parsons

    Gram Parsons was an influential musician who died far too young.

    By Remy Millisky September 4th, 2022 Read More
  • John Gilbert kisses Greta Garbo
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Anna Harnes September 4th, 2022

    The Twisted Way John Gilbert's Romance With Greta Garbo May Have Destroyed His Career

    It was John Gilber's romantic nature that ended up being his downfall in terms of exiling him from Hollywood.

    By Anna Harnes September 4th, 2022 Read More
  • artist concept of Jupiter in space
    Science
    Science By Rebecca Beamer September 4th, 2022

    What Would Happen If Earth Was The Size Of Jupiter?

    What would happen if Jupiter and Earth did share more in common? What if Earth were suddenly 11 times larger, matching Jupiter's unfathomable size?

    By Rebecca Beamer September 4th, 2022 Read More
  • The Rolling Stones in the 1960s
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Andrew Amelinckx September 4th, 2022

    The Rolling Stones Movie We'll Never Get To See

    By the summer of 1966, everything seemed to fall into place for the Rolling Stones' first feature film. However, it truly was not meant to be.

    By Andrew Amelinckx September 4th, 2022 Read More
  • Close up on brown bear's face
    Weird
    Weird By Chris Littlechild September 4th, 2022

    The Wild And Unexpected Way A Man Thwarted A Scary Bear Attack

    On the subject of bear attacks, the National Park Service offers some valuable advice, and one man managed to save himself in the most incredible way.

    By Chris Littlechild September 4th, 2022 Read More
  • The astronomical clock in Prague
    History
    History By S. Flannagan September 4th, 2022

    The Real Reason Clocks Were Invented

    While a recognizable calendar system has remained almost unchanged for nearly two millennia, you can't say the same about the way we measure the time of day.

    By S. Flannagan September 4th, 2022 Read More
  • Grace Slick
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By S. Flannagan September 4th, 2022

    The Time Jefferson Airplane's Grace Slick Allegedly Wanted To Dose Nixon With LSD

    What do Grace Slick, a famous anarchist friend, a school acquaintance, the president of the United States, and LSD have in common?

    By S. Flannagan September 4th, 2022 Read More
  • US military in desert gear
    History
    History By Willa Hart September 3rd, 2022

    Keeping Soldiers Cool In The Middle East Cost The US Military A Whopping Amount

    Troops stationed in hot areas like Iraq and Afghanistan have historically needed to have access to air conditioning and it costs a lot of money.

    By Willa Hart September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • A person holding coral
    History
    History By Dylan Hofer September 3rd, 2022

    This Unique Canary Island Beach Will Make You Hungry For Some Popcorn

    Sometimes a site's popularity can be a good thing -- a boost to the local economy, for instance. Other times, popularity results in diminishing a site's appeal.

    By Dylan Hofer September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Frank Sinatra with microphone
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Luke Holden September 3rd, 2022

    Frank Sinatra Had Some Brutally Honest Words For Sinead O'Connor

    Some of you would name Frank Sinatra and Sinéad O'Connor as the two most intensely vocal (no pun intended) and barbed personalities in music history.

    By Luke Holden September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Guinness World Records sign
    Weird
    Weird By Karen Corday September 3rd, 2022

    An ATM In Pakistan Holds This Bizarre World Record

    Records are made to be broken, though some are more obscure than others. Some records rely on ability, and some on characteristics, and some on geography.

    By Karen Corday September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Joseph Stalin with Vasily and Svetlana
    Dictators
    Dictators By Anna Harnes September 3rd, 2022

    The Tragic 1962 Death Of Joseph Stalin's Son, Vasily Stalin

    Even world leaders are still human beings, and some have formed family relationships on their way to power, Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin among them.

    By Anna Harnes September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • The Addams Family
    Climate
    Climate By Brian Myers September 3rd, 2022

    Why Pugsley Actor Ken Weatherwax Avoided Lead Roles After The Addams Family

    The child stars, including Ken Weatherwax, of 'The Addams Family' didn't exactly keep making a splash in Hollywood after the series ended.

    By Brian Myers September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Fairy folk
    Murders
    Murders By Sarah January September 3rd, 2022

    The Mythical Defense Bridget Cleary's Husband Gave For Her 1895 Murder

    One of comedian Flip Wilson's catch phrases was "The Devil made me do it!" It isn't terribly convincing, nor was Michael Cleary's reason for killing his wife.

    By Sarah January September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Griffith as Sheriff Andy Taylor
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Brian Myers September 3rd, 2022

    The Reason You Can't Visit Andy Griffith's Gravesite

    It's not uncommon for fans to make pilgrimages to the final resting places of their favorite stars, but Andy Griffth's grave is out of reach for most of us.

    By Brian Myers September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Mayon Volcano
    Nature
    Nature By Kimberly Smith September 3rd, 2022

    Inside The Legend Of The Formation Of Mayon Volcano

    Who doesn't love a good legend? Especially when the legend explains geological formations, giving them a most romantic origin story for the ages.

    By Kimberly Smith September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Reindeer looking at camera
    History
    History By Garrett S. Griffin September 3rd, 2022

    The True Story Of The Russian Reindeer Who Lived On A British Submarine For 6 Weeks

    World War II affected much of life on Earth, some in unexpected ways, including the Russian reindeer who lived on a British submarine for six weeks. True story.

    By Garrett S. Griffin September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Confederate flag
    History
    History By Luke Holden September 3rd, 2022

    Two Boys Uncovered Confederate Treasure In An Unlikely Place

    It's the stuff dreams are made of: Two teenagers, digging a hole in an abandoned house during the Great Depression, find something much better than dirt.

    By Luke Holden September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Handcuffs and gavel
    Crime
    Crime By William Kennedy September 3rd, 2022

    I Am A Killer's David Cameron Keith Had A Chilling Motive For Killing Harry Shryock

    One human engaging in the criminal act of taking the life of another is always shocking and tragic. The question often arises: What was the motivation?

    By William Kennedy September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • SLS rocket on the launch pad
    Science
    Science By Daniel Allen September 3rd, 2022

    What Is The Science Mission Of NASA's Upcoming Artemis I Launch?

    Before we can go back to the moon, we have to test the systems that will get us there, which started at the end of August 2022 with the launch of Artemis I.

    By Daniel Allen September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • George R.R. Martin
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Maddy Fry September 3rd, 2022

    Things You Didn't Know About George R.R. Martin

    George R.R. Martin, of "A Song of Ice and Fire," is well-known, but there may still be things you don't know about him, such as how his writing career started.

    By Maddy Fry September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Balinese dancers on Akshaya Tritiya
    History
    History By Holly Gary September 2nd, 2022

    The Annual Hindu And Jain Festival Akshaya Tritiya Explained

    Many diverse religious traditions include special holidays or feasts, commemorations of important spiritual events or moments, observed through the ages.

    By Holly Gary September 2nd, 2022 Read More
  • Tulip drawing from the 1700s
    History
    History By Leslie Veliz September 2nd, 2022

    The 17th-Century Tulip Mania Financial Crash Explained

    There have been numerous financial market bubbles that eventually burst, resulting in widespread economic misfortune. Should that list include tulip mania?

    By Leslie Veliz September 2nd, 2022 Read More
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