What Happens If You Freeze Bubbles?
If you've ever seen those viral videos online where people blow bubbles outside on a cold day, you know how beautiful they look as they freeze.
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The Tragic History Of Anti-Mormonism
Since the 1830s, Mormons have been at the center of numerous social, political, and physical attacks. This is the untold truth of anti-Mormonism.
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The Untold Truth Of The Harlem Renaissance
Nearly a century on, the impact of the Harlem Renaissance endures, but there are still facts, events, and names you might not know. Here's its untold truth.
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It Turns Out Alpha Male Wolves Don't Actually Exist In The Wild
It may be a huge blow to arrogant guys, but alpha male wolves don't exist in the wild. Instead, wild wolf packs look a lot more like the nuclear family unit.
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Global Warming Is Actually Causing A Major Jellyfish Problem
Jellyfish populations are growing because of our rapidly warming oceans, upsetting a delicate oceanic ecosystem. Scientists may have some solutions, though.
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The Surprising Origin Of The Phrase Cool As A Cucumber
Cucumbers are a delicious veggie treat, particularly on hot summer days. Here is the interesting story behind the popularly-used phrase, "Cool as a cucumber."
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How Did The Middle Finger Become Offensive?
A raised middle finger has been a nonverbal "f*** you" through various societies for a long time, dating all the way back to the first democracy.
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Bill Russell's Felton X Nickname Explained
Bill Russell was not only a leader on the basketball court, but in the Civil Rights Movement as well. Here's how he got his Felton X nickname.
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Carol Burnett's Lawsuit With The National Enquirer Explained
Actress Carol Burnett is known for her charming personality and sketch comedy. Here is the explanation behind Burnett's lawsuit against the National Enquirer.
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What We Know About Star Trek Star Nichelle Nichols' Tragic Conservatorship Battle
Nichelle Nichols, one of the original Star Trek cast members, has passed away at the age of 89. Her final years were fraught by a tragic conservatorship battle.
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17th Century Politician Johan De Witt's Gruesome Death Was Nothing Short Of Barbaric
Europe has long been viewed as a continent of culture and sophistication. However, this wasn't true with 17th century politician John de Witt's gruesome death.
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The Real Story Behind Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb
Pink Floyd's The Wall brought us several timeless hits. But its greatest triumph may have been the last song on Side 3: "Comfortably Numb."
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How MGM Saved Lee Tracy From Getting Arrested By The Mexican Government
Character actor Lee Tracy one got in trouble in Mexico, but he was saved from getting arrested by the Hollywood studio MGM. Here's how they saved him.
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History's First Labor Strike Explained
The labor movement and its most notable tool, the strike, date back to ancient Egypt in the 12th century B.C. Here's a look at history's first labor strike.
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Inside The Time A 75-Year-Old Woman Once Cut Off The Internet For An Entire Country
An elderly woman in Armenia once accidentally single-handedly disrupted internet access for the entire country. Here's how she did it.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Joan Jett
Joan Jett's first music teacher told her girls couldn't play rock and roll. Her first solo album was rejected by 23 record labels. None of that stopped her.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Def Leppard
Def Leppard spent years slaving over a single album, and they have withstood more than their fair share of tragedy, including divorce, addiction, and more.
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Marlon Brando Was An Unexpected Innovator In Another Artistic Industry
Marlon Brando is one of the most celebrated actors of his generation. Outside of acting, he was quite an unexpected innovator in another artistic industry.
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Star Trek Star Nichelle Nichols' Dedication To NASA Was Nothing Short Of Remarkable
Nichelle Nichols' legacy is not only marked for her role as Lt. Uhura on the original "Star Trek" series, but also her remarkable dedication to helping NASA.
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Major Christian Denominations Explained
Christianity is the largest faith in the world. Out of the approximately 8 billion humans living on this Earth, over 2 billion call themselves Christian.
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The Untold Truth Of Myanmar's Military Government
At the end of the 20th century, Myanmar was poised to turn a corner, but the road hasn't been smooth. This is the untold truth of Myanmar's military government.
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Bill Russell Led An NBA Boycott That Changed The League Forever
Bill Russell and four of his Boston Celtics teammates boycotted a game in 1961 due to racial inequality.
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How Star Trek's Iconic Nichelle Nichols Both Named And Shaped The Character Uhura
Nichelle Nichols played the character of Lieutenant Commander Nyota Uhura in "Star Trek: The Original Series" and several "Star Trek" movies.
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The Controversial History Of Marijuana Legalization
Since marijuana became illegal in 1937, politicians, pundits, users, and everyone in between have debated the merits of the federal ban.
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The Tragic Story Of The Massacre At St. Oscar Romero's Funeral
The funeral of St. Oscar Romero started off peacefully with hymns, Bible scriptures, and prayers, but it didn't end peacefully.
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Times Popes Have Apologized For The Actions Of The Catholic Church
Popes John Paul II, Benedict, and Francis have apologized for some of the Catholic Church's most horrific actions. A good start, or too little, too late?
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The Untold Truth Of Carole Lombard
Carole Lombard was a legend among Old Hollywood's leading ladies, delighting Great Depression-era audiences with her instantly-recognizable brand of slapstick.
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