The Untold Truth Of CERN
CERN is an international scientific organization whose purpose is to study fundamental particles.
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The Disastrously Hilarious Story Of Baseball's 10 Cent Beer Night In 1974
Baseball teams are known to offer all kinds of promotions to encourage the fans to come out to the old ball game. Some work better than others.
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How A Waffle Iron Inspired Nike's First Running Shoes
In 2019, Miles Nadal bought a pair of 1972 Nike running shoes for $475,550. You may wonder what was so special about the most expensive sneakers ever auctioned?
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What The Last Hours Of Shinzo Abe Were Like After Being Shot
Shinzo Abe, the former prime minister of Japan, was shot by an assassin utilizing a home-made firearm. Medical personnel worked to save the politician.
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Investigators Came Across A Horrifying Discovery In The Grim Sleeper's Home
"The Grim Sleeper," Lonnie David Franklin, was convicted of 10 murders and one attempted murder. Searching his house, police found highly disturbing items.
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World Leaders React To The Assassination Of Shinzo Abe
The assassination of Shinzo Abe, former prime minister of Japan, shocked the world to its core. Many global leaders expressed their admiration for the man.
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The Tragic 2006 Death Of Mariska Hargitay's Father, Mickey Hargitay
In the late 1950s, before instantaneous media, there was a couple who grabbed and influenced public attention: Jayne Mansfield and her husband, Mickey Hargitay.
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The Real Reason Rubik's Cubes Were Invented
The inventor of the Rubik's Cube which became a fad in the '80s had another reason for the invention. But, some think he actually set out to make a toy.
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What Was Shinzo Abe's Net Worth When He Was Assassinated?
Former Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe, 67,
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The History Of Eating Poison On Purpose Explained
The idea of eating poison in order to protect yourself from being poisoned is actually rooted in history and a Pontic king named Mithridates the Great.
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Queen Elizabeth II Had A Major Wardrobe Malfunction On Her Wedding Day
Queen Elizabeth II had a wardrobe malfunction on the day she wed Prince Philip. The piece in question was borrowed from her mother who had altered its function.
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Why Dieter Krombach From My Daughters Killer Was Never Charged In Germany
The law and its role in the administration of justice can seem overly complex, even arcane. That's true in the United States, as well as other countries.
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What It Was Really Like To Watch The First Color TVs
The first color TVs were a truly mesmerizing experience for those who were lucky enough to watch.
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The Assassination Of Japan's Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Explained
The political climate of any nation can change, the course altered by subtle or radical shifts. Perhaps most tragic is change through assassination.
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12 Things You Should Never Do In Canada
Despite Canada's reputation for politeness, there are some buttons you don't push. Here are things you should never do in Canada.
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What Brittney Griner's Guilty Plea Means For Her Chances Of Returning To The United States
WNBA superstar Brittney Griner, detained in Russia on drug charges, has entered a guilty plea, but that doesn't necessarily mean she'll remain there.
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Tragic Details About Ian McKellen
Sir Ian McKellen is a gargantuan figure both on the stage and within the geek community. Here are some tragic details about his life you might not have known.
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James Caan Dreamed Of A Career In Pro Football Before Hitting It Big In Hollywood
Numerous Hollywood actors can also claim a certain level of athletic prowess -- Katharine Hepburn, Burt Reynolds, and Cary Grant among them. Also, James Caan.
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Who's In The Running To Replace Boris Johnson As Prime Minister?
There's the image of the English as excessively polite, high-tea-consuming prigs. The reality of British politics, however, is considerably more rowdy.
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The James Caan And Francis Ford Coppola Film Reunion We'll Sadly Never See
James Caan was a legend of the silver screen with many collaborations with director Francis Ford Coppola. Sadly, a reunion on Coppola's next film won't happen.
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The Truth About Michael Landon's Affair With Cindy Clerico
Michael Landon was known as a family man, but his affair with Cindy Clerico cast a pall on that image. Here is the truth about their affair.
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James Caan's Relationship With Misery Co-Star Kathy Bates Explained
The subject matter of a film can create nervous tension during production. If the co-stars approach their work differently, that can add to the stress.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of John Mellencamp
Here's a look into the tragic real-life story that shaped and influenced the life and work of John Mellencamp.
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How The Confederate Constitution Was Different From The US Constitution
The Confederate Constitution was basically an amended version of the U.S. Constitution, with a few important changes. Here are the most significant differences.
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How James Caan's Son Almost Killed A Man
James Caan's son, Scott Caan, went after a drug dealer when he was a teenager.
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Earth Could Have More Oceans Than You Think
A recent scientific discovery could be evidence of hidden oceans.
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How True Crime Inspired The Movie Heat
"Heat," one of the most influential heist movies of all time, drew inspiration from a real-life detective's pursuit of a criminal.
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