The Mystery Of Rudolf Diesel's 1913 Death
That diesel engine that powers the 18-wheelers and heavy equipment and farm implements? It's actually named after its genius inventor: Rudolf Diesel.
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The Truth About Keith Richards And Paul McCartney's Relationship
Rivalry between fellow professionals, even competitors, can be a friendly thing. Who understands your artistic endeavors better than another artist?
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How Joe Frazier And Muhammad Ali Went From Friends To Bitter Enemies
In the world of sports, it isn't unusual for one opponent to speak disparagingly of another -- part of the psychological aspect of any healthy competition.
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Israel's Cave Of Horror Got Its Name Thanks To A Gruesome Discovery
One set of discoveries in the 1960s, though, led researchers to dub a particular cave the "Cave of Horrors." This cave, unlike others, held a surprise.
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The 1955 Murder Charge Against Armie Hammer's Grandfather Explained
The 1955 murder charge against Armie Hammer's grandfather is just one of the scandals that happened within the Hammer family.
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Here's Who Inherited Richard Pryor's Money After He Died
W.C. Fields is said to have observed, "Where there's a will, prosperity is just around the corner." Richard Pryor's estate was the subject of legal challenges.
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The Gruesome Accident That Made Bob Gibson A St. Louis Cardinals Legend
It's a common aphorism -- someone who goes the extra mile, willing to "play hurt." Few embody that literally, but Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals did.
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Why Bob Welch Left Fleetwood Mac
Bob Welch was a member of the band Fleetwood Mac in the early 1970s, but he eventually left the band. Here's why Bob Welch left Fleetwood Mac.
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The Untold History Of Swing Music
Swing music grew out of big-band jazz music and inspired a dance craze in the process.
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What Happens At The Vigil Of Princes After A British Monarch Dies?
The life of the U.K.'s royal family is filled top to bottom with traditions dating back centuries. Many will come into play with the death of Queen Elizabeth.
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One Ambitious Doctor Tried Bringing George Washington's Dead Body Back To Life
When President George Washington died, many couldn't imagine an America without him. Here is how one ambitious doctor tried to bring Washington back to life.
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How A Scottish Songwriter Disappeared And Reappeared Nearly 40 Years Later
It's not unheard of for a performer to find a certain level of success, only to turn around and step away from the spotlight for a while -- but decades?
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The Buenos Aires Bank Heist Of 2006 Explained
In 2006, a unit of highly-trained Argentine special forces made their way into a bank near Buenos Aires. Here is the truly gripping story behind the heist.
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Alaska Has Had More Deaths By Suicide Than You Realize
Whatever the means, a person who dies by suicide leaves an unfillable hole in the lives of those left behind. This is too frequently true in Alaska.
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The BBC Will Make A Major Change In Programming Right After The Queen Dies
It stands to reason that a nation would go into mourning upon the death of a beloved leader like Queen Elizabeth II. That plays out in specific ways.
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The Biggest Theories On What Led Richard Ramirez To Kill
Richard Ramirez engaged in a crime spree that terrorized the Los Angeles area in the 1980s. Murder, burglary, sexual assault -- all led experts to ask, "Why?"
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What The Final Days Of Wilt Chamberlain's Life Were Like
Wilt Chamberlain is remembered as one of the greatest basketball players of all time. Here is what Chamberlain experienced in the final days of his life.
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The Mysterious 1912 Disappearance Of Bobby Dunbar
A preschool-age child goes missing on a family excursion. A heartbreaking scenario, resolved when the child is located later and returned -- or was he?
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What Happened To Catherine McCaw From The Anna Sorokin Case?
When it comes to trying and convicting in criminal cases, much of the attention is focused on the police. Equally important are the prosecutors.
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Anne Frank's Sister Had A Secret Diary You Probably Didn't Know About
Anne Frank is remembered for her intimate diary that she kept while hiding from the Nazis. Her older sister, Margot, also kept a diary during this time.
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Most Popular Cat Breeds In The World
Cats are the most popular pet in the world, with some breeds more popular than others. So let's take a look at the most popular cat breeds in the world.
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The Unexpected Shark Discovery Scientists Made In The Caribbean Sea
Research scientists, especially biologists, invest enormous amounts of time observing their chosen subjects. Sometimes, one they didn't choose shows up, too.
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Sophia Loren Has A Penchant For Cheating At This Iconic Board Game
Actor Sophia Loren is well-known as one of the biggest stars of classic Hollywood, and it turns out she's also a F-A-N of a particular classic board game.
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The Untold Truth Of Noam Chomsky
Noam Chomsky is both influential, controversial, and divisive. Here are some reasons why Chomsky remains as potent an intellectual today, as he did decades ago.
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The Most Famous Prisoner Exchanges In History
History is full of dramatic and difficult prisoner exchanges. Let's take a look at some of the most famous cases.
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The Artemis Space Mission Comes With A Hefty Price Tag
NASA's Artemis mission aims to send humanity back to the moon, as well as visit Mars — these cosmic exploration plans will take years and billions to realize.
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Old Hollywood Celebs With Mob Ties
A surprising number of old-school actors, directors, and singers were closely associated with the mob. Here are some of the old Hollywood celebs with mob ties.
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