Why An Agatha Christie Mystery Might Have Inspired A Real-Life Murderer
Some people will hold that life does indeed imitate art. They usually aren't talking about crime, however -- certainly not about Agatha Christie. Right?
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The Truth About Israel Keyes' Final Known Victim, Samantha Koenig
Samantha Koenig's was serial killer Israel Keyes' last victim. Keyes went to great lengths to void being caught, but this sloppy move alerted authorities.
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The Tragic 1885 Death Of Ulysses S. Grant
Ulysses S. Grant is widely credited with bringing victory to the Union during the American Civil War, as well as serving two terms as president.
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Who Discovered The Tragic 2012 Death Of Sylvester Stallone's Son?
Sage Stallone was just 36 in 2012 when he died of a heart attack. Here's who discovered the tragic death of Sylvester Stallone's son.
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Cary Grant Ran Away From Home To Pursue A Circus Hobby
Cary Grant is known as one of old Hollywood's most famous performers, but he may not have landed a Hollywood career if he hadn't run away to join the circus.
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The 1989 Murder Of Former Black Panther Leader Huey P Newton
Long before the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there was the Black Panther Party, striving to be an agent of change, guided by activist Huey P. Newton.
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Spider Webs Once Had An Important Medical Purpose
Spider webs might not seem very useful to us humans, but they were actually highly important for dressing wounds during the period of the ancient Romans.
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Why Were Rugby Balls Originally Made With Pig Bladders?
Have you ever wondered why rugby balls are called a "pigskin"? Would you believe us if we told you it's because they used to be made from pig bladders?
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How A Case Of Farting On An Airplane Ended In An FBI Interrogation
No one likes when someone farts on an airplane, but it happens more than you'd think. Here's how farting on an airplane once launched an FBI investigation.
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These Were The Last Songs John Lennon Recorded Before His Death
John Lennon is one of the most iconic songwriters of all time. His untimely end came as he was coming back from a recording, clutching his final record.
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How Did The Beastie Boys Get Their Name?
Given the Beastie Boys' unique-sounding name, many have wondered where exactly it came from.
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20th Century Comedian Monty Banks Was Forced To Leave The UK For A Sad Reason
Monty Banks, a famous 20th century comedian and silent film actor, was forced to leave the UK for a sad reason. Here's why Banks had to leave.
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Inside The Tragic Relationship Between Dorothy Stratten And Peter Bogdanovich
Dorothy Stratten and director Peter Brogdanovich had an affair before the Playboy starlet was murdered. Here is a look into the ill-fated relationship.
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How Stephen Hawking's Death Was One Big Coincidence
Stephen Hawking was one of the greatest scientific minds the world has ever known, and his death was part of a number of interesting coincidences.
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These Were The First Words Ever Spoken In A Feature Film
For a long time, movies didn't have sound or spoken dialogue, but that all changed when the two were synced. These were the first words ever spoken on film.
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Reds Star Joe Nuxhall Was Younger Than You Think When He Made His Pro Baseball Debut
You may be surprised to learn how young Cincinnati Reds star Joe Nuxhall was when he threw his first big-league pitches in 1944.
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What Was The Last Song Tom Petty Performed Before His Death?
When Tom Petty died he'd just played a concert the week before. This classic hit was the last song Tom Petty performed before his death.
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How Long Cowboys Legend Roger Staubach Really Served In Vietnam
Roger Staubach is probably most readily remembered as a successful and effective member of the Dallas Cowboys football team. Less known is his military service.
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12 Genius Animal Bridges And Crossings Around The World
Millions of animals are struck by vehicles every year, but there is a clever solution. These are 12 genius animal bridges and crossings around the world.
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What Is A Sunspot?
The sun has been a source of admiration, worship, and scientific study. During the latter, scientists have studied sunspots, and here's what they've found.
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What Was Fleetwood Mac Keyboardist Brett Tuggle's Net Worth At The Time Of His Death?
Brett Tuggle, longtime keyboardist of Fleetwood Mac, died on June 20, 2022, at the age of 70. As a career musician, Tuggle built up a sizeable net worth.
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The Untold Truth Of Jean Harlow
Although Jean Harlow's acting career was quite short, she undoubtedly made an impact on the industry. This is the untold truth of Jean Harlow.
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The Unexpected Reason Dolphins Taste Each Other's Pee
Dolphins are some of the most enigmatic creatures of the sea. They're intelligent and curious but they also drink each other's pee and here's why they do that.
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Chilling Details About The Murder Of US Congressman Leo Ryan
From the get-go, Leo Ryan was extremely hands-on and organized several detailed investigations, which he took on by going undercover. Here's how he died.
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Chinnamasta Is A Hindu Goddess Known For This Distinct Feature
There are many gods and goddesses throughout world religions. Chinnamasta is a Hindu goddess with a very specific depiction that may leave the viewer perturbed.
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The Biggest Brawls In Football History
The NFL has strict rules against players getting into brawls, but things get out of hand now and then. Here are the biggest brawls in football history.
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The Unexpected Reason Humphrey Bogart Stood On A Box While Filming Casablanca
Humphrey Bogart is one of the most iconic actors of all time. But, during the filming of "Casablanca", he had to stand on a box for this surprising reason.
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