Booker T Washington And George Washington Carver Had A Complicated Partnership
Booker T. Washington and George Washington Carver were two Black titans of education. While working at Tukeegee they actually irritated each other quite a bit..
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Why The University Of Paris Closed For 2 Years After A Bar Fight
The University of Paris closed for two years in the 13th century after a bar fight broke out between students and townspeople at a local pub.
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Does Hawaii Hold The Secrets Of Possible Life On Mars?
A new study published in Frontiers in Microbiology has revealed that unknown bacteria have been discovered in Hawaiian lava caves. What does this mean?
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The Theory About Hasbulla Magomedov's Rare Genetic Condition
Hasbulla Magomedov has amassed 2 million followers on social media with his MMA-related antics. Here's the theory about the 3'3 man's rare genetic condition.
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What Russia Leaving The International Space Station Really Means
On July 26, 2022, Russia announced that it would no longer fund, support, or send astronauts to the International Space Station. Here's what this means.
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The True Story Of When Larry Bird Played An NBA Game Left-Handed
Larry Bird once played an NBA game against the Portland Trail Blazers left handed, showcasing his incredible talent and drive to improve his skills.
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Basketball Was Forever Changed Thanks To The Lowest-Scoring NBA Game Ever
The lowest-scoring game in NBA history was so egregiously boring that it helped influence a major rule change that revolutionized the league.
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The Song Paul McCartney Wrote On The Spot After Being Challenged By Dustin Hoffman
Paul McCartney once wrote a song on the spot after being challenged by actor Dustin Hoffman. Here's the story behind the legendary song.
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Andy Warhol's Ties To The Famous Chelsea Hotel
The Chelsea Hotel in New York City was the home for myriad artists over the decades, even Andy Warhol has ties to the famous building.
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This Seemingly Innocent 18th-Century London Coffee House Had A Different Purpose
Kings Coffee House was a notorious Covent Garden coffeehouse in the heart of London. Seemingly innocent on the outside, it served a much different purpose..
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Did Anyone Ever Die On Fear Factor?
There were many, many close calls on the American version of Fear Factor. But did anyone die?
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The Tragic 2005 Death Of The Little Rascals' Gordon 'Porky' Lee
The original cast of "The Little Rascals" is remembered not only for their onscreen antics, but their many tragic deaths, including the 2005 death of "Porky."
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James Stewart's Father Wrote Him A Heart-Tugging Letter When The Actor Left For WWII
Renowned Hollywood actor James Stewart took a career break to serve in WWII, and his father wrote him a heart-tugging letter upon his departure.
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The Only Angels With Names In The Bible
The Bible includes wondrous tales of angelic beings. In terms of naming individual angels, however, Scripture is significantly less forthcoming.
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Paul Sorvino's Hidden Talent May Open Some Eyes
Paul Sorvino was a well-known actor, but he had another passion throughout his life, and his hidden talent may open some eyes.
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There's A Deadly Secret Hidden In The Deepest Parts Of Some Of The World's Seas
The Earth's bodies of water are a source of inspiration, awe, and mystery. However, there is a deadly secret that can be found at the bottoms of some.
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What Do We Know About The Four Men Executed By Myanmar's Junta
Four pro-democratic activists were put to death on July 25, 2022, by Myanmar's military junta. Here's what we know about the four men who were executed.
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The Man Who Murdered His Friend And Blamed It On Bigfoot
Crimes have been committed with a variety of excuses from the believable to the absurd, including one man who killed his friend and then blamed it on Bigfoot.
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The Cultural Legacy Of The Mummified Māori Heads, Toi Moko
The fascination with Toi moko, mummified Māori heads that remain spread all over the globe instead of in the hands of their people, dates back over 250 years.
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Why Paul Sorvino Almost Quit Goodfellas
On July 25 2022 the world lost the great Paul Sorvino after he suffered a short illness. But, his most iconic role in "Goodfellas" may never have happened.
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Paul Sorvino Did Not Mince Words When It Came To His Feelings About Harvey Weinstein
Paul Sorvino expressed his dislike for Harvey Weinstein after learning of the sexual misconduct allegations against him.
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The True Story Of The FCI Danbury Prison Fire Of 1977
Many celebrities and well-known names have had to serve time at FCI Danbury, but in the 1970s, the prison was the site of a tragic fire that claimed five lives.
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How The Real-Life Prison That Inspired Orange Is The New Black Became A Haven For Celebrities
Ghislaine Maxwell wanted to serve out her 20-year prison sentence at the Connecticut prison that inspired "Orange Is the New Black," among other hit shows.
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How David Warner's Troubling Childhood Pushed Him Toward Acting
David Warner had a prolific film career that spanned multiple decades. His troubled childhood was the catapult for his love of acting and here's the reason why.
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The Scary Way Climate Change Is Affecting Earth's Gravity
Global warming is a critical issue that governments across the globe are trying to tackle. And, new data shows that Earth's gravity is also being affected.
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The Truth About Chris Cornell's Relationship With Chester Bennington
When it comes to rockstars, Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington are two of the most epic figures to rise to prominence in the last 30 years.
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The Hotel That Played A Huge Role In The New York City Modern Art Scene
New York City's historic Chelsea Hotel housed some of the most important artists in the U.S., but it also was the scene of a tragedy in the '70s.
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