Quidditch's Rebrand Moves It Even Further Away From The Harry Potter Universe
Quidditch is one term that is going to be known by a new name (at least the Muggle version, that is).
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Celebrations Over The James Webb Space Telescope Are Short-Lived
Less than two weeks after the James Web Space Telescope returned its first incredible images, it was announced that it had been damaged.
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The Most Terrifying Japanese Yokai
These terrifying Japanese yokai are scary enough to strike fear into anyone's heart.
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The Seemingly Friendly Animal That Sharks Want Nothing To Do With
When it comes to the animal kingdom, sometimes it feels like an animal-centric game of rock-paper-scissors: Which animal inspires fear in another?
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Dwight Eisenhower's Final Words To His Wife Before His Death
Dwight Eisenhower stands out in the history of the 20th century, not only as commander of Allied forces in Europe, but also as president of the United States.
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The Grim Prognosis Doctors Initially Gave Stephen Hawking For His ALS
The famed scientist Stephen Hawking died on March 14, 2018, at the age of 76. The long life of the cosmologist may have even shocked his doctors.
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Dr. Seuss Lost His Editorship From Darthmouth For A Very Adult Offense
Dr. Seuss is known for being a children's author, but he once lost his editorship from Dartmouth for a very adult offense. Here's what happened.
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Pakistan Once 'Arrested' A Monkey For An Unusual Reason
Animals can sometimes unintentionally serve as an annoyance, but it's pretty uncommon for one to be arrested. Pakistan, however, once arrested a monkey.
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Disturbing Details About John Dillinger's Autopsy Report
Bank robber John Dillinger died in a shootout with the FBI in 1934.
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The Untold Truth Of Islam
Much about Islam is either misunderstood or completely unknown by many people. Hoping to help close that gap, this is the untold truth of Islam.
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The Story Of Gran Colombia, The Super Country That Collapsed In Just 12 Years
It is said that powerful empires last about 250 years, but the story of Gran Colombia certainly shatters that stereotype. Let's take a look.
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The Controversy Surrounding The Naming Of The Hoover Dam
The Hoover Dam creates a vital water source for three states, but historically it has been no stranger to controversy -- especially regarding its naming.
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Tragic Real-Life Details About Ethel And Fred Mertz From I Love Lucy
William Frawley and Vivian Vance became famous for their "I Love Lucy" roles, but they led fascinating lives before and after they played Fred and Ethel Mertz.
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How Stephen Blumberg Became The World's Most Successful Book Thief
Stephen Blumberg stole from libraries across the country for decades before he was caught.
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Chris Cornell's Daughter, Toni, Grew Up To Be A Major Talent Like Her Dad
Chris Cornell had three children, but it's his daughter Toni who is following in his footsteps as not only a singer and songwriter but an activist.
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The Disturbing Truth About The Time Prussia Tried To Create An Army Of Giants
Here's the disturbing truth behind Frederick William I's predilection, which led to one of Germany's first attempts at eugenics: creating an army of giants.
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The Untold Truth Of Danny Bonaduce
Danny Partridge carried "The Partridge Family" with his humor, but he man behind the character is interesting, too. This is the untold truth of Danny Bonaduce.
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Tragic Details About James Caan
Actor James Caan died on July 6, 2022, leaving behind a plethora of iconic roles and a larger-than-life persona. These are some tragic details about James Caan.
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Here's Who Inherited Vincente Minnelli's Money When He Died
Vincente Minnelli -- husband of Judy Garland, father of Liza -- had a long and successful career on Broadway and in Hollywood. How was his estate divided?
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Inside George Harrison's Criminal Past
Known as "the quiet Beatle," George Harrison's run-ins with the law may be surprising. Despite his arrests, he would flourish as an influential musician.
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What We Know About The Hoover Dam Transformer Explosion
An explosion and fire at the Hoover Dam on July 19 was recorded by visitors. There were no injuries, but the dam provides drinking water for millions.
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How The Original City Of Baghdad Was Built In A Perfect Circle
The city of Baghdad is the stuff of ancient legend, evoking visions of the charm and mystique of the Middle East of days long gone. What are its roots?
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The Unexpected Reason Bunnies Hop
We marvel at the speed of the cheetah, racing up to 65 miles an hour across grasslands in pursuit of antelope. But where is the respect for rabbits?
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Where Is Cop Frank Salerno From Netflix's Night Stalker Today?
Netflix's "Night Stalker" featured Frank Salerno, one of the detectives who solved the case of Richard Ramirez. This is what Salerno's done since retiring.
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Where Does The Solar System End?
Defining the end of the solar system is not a simple task. There are several criteria you can use to define it, but most scientists do agree on one.
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What Happened To The Tiger From Michael Jackson's Thriller Album Art?
Michael Jackson is one of the most iconic performers of all time with "Thriller" being the most popular album ever. Here's the story album cover's tiger.
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What We Know About The Skyscraper-Sized Asteroid 2022 KY4
A body of research indicates that a massive asteroid collided with Earth a while back, leading to dinosaur extinction. What are the odds of it happening again?
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