Winston Churchill's Hilarious Reaction To The Tank That Bears His Name
Winston Churchill was a tremendous force in English politics, especially during World War II. Part of his leadership was his rapid-fire, self-deprecating wit.
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Who Was Paul Tibbets, The Man Who Dropped The Atomic Bomb On Hiroshima?
World War II reached a devastating conclusion when the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. Piloting the bomber was Paul Tibbets.
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The Truly Horrific Crime Scene Of Nicole Brown Simpson
The murder of Nicole Brown Simpson sparked an infamous car chase and murder trial that captivated the nation. This is what the crime scene looked like.
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Sandy Island: The Mysterious Place That Was On The Map But Never Actually Existed
Sandy Island was first notated by Captain James Cook during his many voyages of discovery. However, as it turns out, it may have never even actually existed.
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The Tragic Death Of James Coddington's Victim Albert Hale
James Coddington killed 73-year-old Albert Hale in his home in 1997.
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One Of Leonardo Da Vinci's Most Famous Drawings Has Been Fooling Us This Whole Time
The Vitruvian Man is one of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous works, but it may have been fooling us the whole time. Here's the story behind the Vitruvian Man.
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How Two British Astronomers Documented The First Transit Of Venus In 1639
In 1639, the transit of Venus was documented for the first time by two British astronomers, based on the work done by Johannes Kepler. Here's how they did it.
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The Untold Truth Of Leave It To Beaver
The family-centered sitcom that will always be attributed to TV's golden era is "Leave it to Beaver." Here's a look at the show's history.
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The Real Story Behind The Song Highwayman
Jimmy Webb's classic hit, "Highwayman," has been recorded by iconic singers and groups. Here is the real story behind Webb's inspiration for the song.
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The Trainer Who Impacted Mike Tyson's Life In An Unexpected Way
By any measure, Mike Tyson had a rough childhood. Then came one of those individuals who truly give sports a good name, who took Tyson under his wing.
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Why Bodybuilder Kai Greene Said He Wanted To 'Kill Every Living Thing'
Bodybuilder Kai Greene is recognized for his strength. However, there was a time when he was so filled with rage that he wanted to "kill every living thing."
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The Untold Truth Of Sarah Palin
Sarah Palin became a household name and was a boon for conservative politics in 2008, but she also earned infamy. Here is the untold truth of Sarah Palin.
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The Andretti Family Curse Explained
Mario Andretti is considered the "Driver of the Century," yet he only has one Indy 500 championship. Maybe it's bad luck, or maybe, it's the fault of a curse.
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What Was The Great Male Renunciation Of The 18th Century?
The Great Male Renunciation at the end of the 1700s was a turning point in men's fashion.
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Germany's 19th-Century Rakotzbrücke Bridge Is A Work Of Art With A Wicked Name
Built in the 1860s, the Rakotzbrücke bridge in Germany is such a unique architectural feat, locals at the time couldn't believe it was built by mortals.
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The Scary Time Wayne Newton Was On A Reputed Mobster's Hit List
Popular Las Vegas crooner Wayne Newton was once on the mafia's hit list. He claimed it was all because of an NBC News story and took the outlet to court.
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Chilling Details About Guantanamo Bay
Since it opened in 2002, Guantanamo Bay has spent the last two decades being a highly controversial symbol of America's War on Terror.
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Tragic Details About The Warner Brothers
Warner Bros. Pictures rose to unparalleled fame in the film industry. But the journey to the top — riddled with family drama — was anything but easy.
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Museum Mousetrap Exhibit Proves Deadly 155 Years Later
Humanity is dedicated to making things better, faster, more efficient. Sometimes, the original article really is quite effective, hundreds of years later.
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What Happened To Jon Brower Minnoch, The World's Heaviest Human?
At first glance, the rules of good health seem pretty simple: eat right, maintain a reasonable weight, exercise. For some people, it really isn't that simple.
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What We Know About The Unsolved 2014 Murders Of The Chen Family
In 2014, Jin Feng Chen failed to report for work at a Chinese restaurant near his Guilderland, New York home. He and his family were later found dead.
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Weirdest Laws In Montana
Montana is one of the largest states by landmass, but one of the lowest in population. Let's examine the weirdest laws the Treasure State still could enforce.
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Who Was The First Person To Ever Record Elvis Presley?
Elvis Presley is one of the most renowned musical artists of all time. The first person to ever record him was Marion Keisker of Sun Records.
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Here's Who Inherited Charley Pride's Money After His Death
Though Charley Pride had mostly stopped releasing music by the early 2000s, he continued to perform right up until the end, when, in 2020, he died of COVID-19.
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Audrey Hepburn Once Had A Tulip Named After Her. Here's Why
Audrey Hepburn was one of Hollywood's most iconic actresses, but one of her greatest honors was having a tulip named after her in the Netherlands.
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Leonard Nimoy Is Forever Connected To Science Thanks To An Asteroid
Leonard Nimoy has long been -- perhaps will always be -- associated with his role as Spock in the "Star Trek" universe. His space connection deepened in 2015.
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The Mysterious 1919 Disappearance And Murder Of Mamie Stuart
A naive of Sunderland, England, Mamie Stuart was described as an attractive woman who had dreams of becoming a star. But then she mysteriously disappeared.
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