John McEnroe And Bjorn Borg's Tennis Rivalry Explained
John McEnroe and Bjorn Borg are two of the best tennis players to grace the court. With their long association with tennis, here is a look into their rivalry.
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Here's Who Inherited Johnny Cash's Wealth After He Died
Famed country singer Johnny Cash had five kids, but how many received his inheritance? There's an interesting story behind this question — let's take a look.
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What John Lennon Stole From A Music Shop On The Beatles' First Trip Abroad
John Lennon stole from a music shop on the Beatles' first trip abroad and the item he stole was used in the band's debut single.
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The Truth About John McEnroe's Controversial Opinion Of Serena Williams
John McEnroe and Serena Williams are two legends of tennis, but here's the truth about McEnroe's controversial opinion of Williams.
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The Truly Horrific Crime Scene Of Laci Peterson
Scott Peterson was convicted of murdering his wife, Laci, and their unborn child.
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Inside Chad Smith's Relationship With Taylor Hawkins
Chad Smith, the Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer, and Taylor Hawkins, who drummed for the Foo Fighters, were close friends, with Smith calling Hawkins his brother.
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What Happened To John McAfee's Widow Janice Dyson?
John McAfee, of McAfee software, died on June 23, 2021, and among the questions that remain, some wonder about his widow Janice Dyson and what happened to her.
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The Staggering Number Of Bricks That Make Up The Empire State Building
The Empire State Building was once the tallest building in the world, and still stands as an architectural marvel. Here's how many bricks it took to build.
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Negev Desert Rocks Hold Drawings That Offer A Look At Life 6,000 Years Ago
Pre-historic art is a connection to ancient humanity, and Negev Desert rocks hold drawings that offer a look at life 6,000 years ago.
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These Body Parts Of Galileo Galilei Are On Spectacle Today At A Museum
Nestled among priceless scientific treasures in the Galileo Museum is a shocking oddity: Three fingers from Galileo's right hand and a tooth are on display
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The Arrest That Led To David Bowie's Iconic Mug Shot
In David Bowie's iconic mug shot he effortlessly produced one of the coolest police photos in existence. This is the arrest that led to it.
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The Messed Up Truth About Serial Killer Mom Shelly Knotek
Small-town mom Michelle (Shelly) Knotek, known around town as a helpful friend, shocked millions when the truth about her home life came out.
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The Untold Truth Of Charles Addams, Creator Of The Addams Family
Whether viewed on screen or in the cartoon's original comic form, most have seen The Addams Family. But who was Charles Addams, its quirky, morbid creator?
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How Tim Donaghy's NBA Betting Antics Made Him A Target Of The Mob
Tim Donaghy, a former NBA referee who served jail time for betting and potentially fixing NBA games, was actually a target of the mob.
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One Song That Inspired Pete Townshend And Jimmy Page To Pursue A Music Career
Pete Townshend and Jimmy Page are rock 'n' roll icons, but one song inspired them both to pursue a music career.
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The Unexpected Findings In Serial Killer H.H. Holmes' Gravesite
Conman H. H. Holmes was the first American serial killer. He died by hanging in 1896 but a living descendant believed Holmes may have pulled off one last trick.
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Whatever Happened To Disgraced Former NBA Referee Tim Donaghy?
Tim Donaghy is infamous for being a crooked NBA referee and gabling addict who would help fix games so bettors would win. Here's what happened to him.
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What Happened To Shawn Chapman Holley From The OJ Simpson Trial?
In the late evening hours of June 12, 1994, the bodies of Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson were found outside Nicole's Los Angeles home.
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Genghis Khan Rewarded The Man Who Almost Killed Him In The Most Unusual Way
Genghis Khan was almost killed by an opposing soldier, and ultimately rewarded him in a pretty unusual way. Here's how Khan rewarded Jebe.
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What Did People In Ancient Greece Believe About Ghosts?
Most people are at least a little familiar with heroes and monsters from Greek mythology, but ancient Greek beliefs about ghosts aren't as widely known.
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David Bowie Had Strong Feelings About George Harrison's Spirituality
Eric Idle believed that his esoteric Piscean friend George Harrison would get along great with the otherworldly stardust-sprinkled Capricorn David Bowie.
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The Tragic Death Of Moe From The Three Stooges
Unlike his screen presence, Moe from The Three Stooges was universally acclaimed as a generous and thoughtful man, making his death all the more tragic.
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America's Oldest Continuously Operated Chinese Restaurant Isn't Where You Think It Is
Many major cities in the U.S. have thriving and historical Chinatown districts, but the oldest running Chinese restaurant in the U.S. is not in any of them.
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Nostradamus Supposedly Harnessed His Psychic Abilities Using A Trippy Method
Nostradamus is famous for his predictions well into the future, and supposedly he harnessed his psychic abilities using a trippy method.
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This King Tut Theory May Shed Some Light On The Cause Of His Death
King Tutankhamun has become the post-mortem ambassador into the world of Egyptology. A theory has emerged that may shed some light on the boy king's death.
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Why Mike Tyson Thinks His Mom's Death Was 'One Of The Best Things That Ever Happened' To Him
Mike Tyson had a complicated relationship with her mother, Lorna.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Jefferson Airplane's Original Drummer, Skip Spence
Skip Spence was Jefferson Airplane's first drummer and was also known for his time with Moby Grape. Here's a closer look at his tragic life story.
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