What Is A 75 Year Jubilee Called?
Queen Elizabeth II is the longest-reigning British monarch in history, having sat on the throne for 70 years. But what would her 75th jubilee be called?
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Elvis Presley Almost Starred In This John Wayne Western Hit
Elvis Presley is one of the most enduring musicians in history. His movie career was also impressive and even had a possible pair-up with The Duke himself.
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Here's How Much Bon Jovi's Alec John Such Was Worth When He Died
Alec John Such hadn't actually performed with Bon Jovi since 2001. So what was the former bassist doing at the time of his death, and what was his net worth?
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of My Chemical Romance
My Chemical Romance spawned as a result of a major catastrophe. Here are the tragic moments that both helped define MCR and make them stronger.
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Audrey Hepburn's Iconic Eyelashes Took Way More Work Than We Realized
Audrey Hepburn is one of the most iconic film stars of all time and her eyelashes were legendary. Here's the secret technique used to bring them to life.
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Whatever Happened To The Lawyer Of Joe Francis From Girls Gone Wild?
When Joe Francis was brought into court, he was represented by Roy Black, who already had made a name for himself. So what exactly happened to him?
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What Hygiene Was Like In Colonial America
Grooming and personal hygiene in colonial America were not commonplace like today. Here is what hygiene was like back then.
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The Biggest Theories On Why Scorpions Are Fluorescent
Scorpions induce some level of fear in most people. But, these enigmatic creatures have a fluorescent glow at night and scientists are trying to work out why.
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The Untold Truth Of Voodoo Dolls
Hollywood's depiction of voodoo dolls has little in common with their actual history and use. Here's the untold truth behind voodoo dolls and their purpose.
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Do We Actually Swallow Spiders In Our Sleep?
There's a widely held belief that everyone across the planet swallows spiders in their sleep. So is it true? Let's take a look at what's behind it.
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These Five NBA Players Hold The Record For Playing For The Most Teams
A total of five NBA players have played for a total of 12 teams each -- more than anyone else in the league's history.
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Hinduism Is Older Than You Think
In Western countries, Hinduism could well be the most mysterious major religion. It shouldn't be: About 1 billion people worldwide call themselves Hindus.
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How A Japanese Prisoner Once Used Miso Soup To Escape Jail
A Japanese prisoner once used miso soup to creatively escape from jail in the early 20th century, by pouring it over his handcuffs to erode the metal.
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The Most Overrated And Underrated Military Commanders Of All Time
When it comes to common opinions of good and bad generals, misinformation abounds. These are the most overrated and underrated military commanders of all time.
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Dr. John Fryer: The Psychiatrist Who Risked His Career For Gay Rights
"Dr. Anonymous" made history, but less is known about the man behind the mask. This is Dr. John Fryer: The psychiatrist who risked his career for gay rights.
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The History Of Vecna From Dungeons & Dragons
it was revealed that the big baddie of "Stranger Things 4" was Vecna, a Dungeons & Dragons villain. So, who's the OG Vecna? Let's talk ... about secrets.
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The Real Reason REM Wouldn't Play This Hit Song Live
There's one song that R.E.M.s Michael Stipe doesn't like singing.
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The Untold Truth Of Jack Parsons
Jack Parsons' childhood experimentation with explosives would lead him to co-found what would become the Jet Propulsion Laboratory before he was 25 years old.
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Jackie Robinson Called Out The New York Yankees For A Sad Reason
Jackie Robinson is one of the most iconic baseball players in history. He never shied from standing up for his beliefs and did so against the New York Yankees.
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How Is Einstein's Most Famous Equation Actually Used?
Albert Einstein is famous for a certain equation that helped propel physics into new realms. But, what does the equation actually mean and how is it used?
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Marge Schott Lost Ownership Of Her MLB Team Because Of This Disturbing Truth
People are simply complicated, a mix of good impulses and questionable, generosity and miserliness, and sometimes it depends on which day of the week it is.
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Inside The Water Company Scam Created By Aaron Burr And Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton fought a duel with handguns and it didn't end well for Hamilton. That's not the only blotch on Burr's record.
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People Resorted To Eating This Everyday Weed During The Dust Bowl
The Dust Bowl, the result of devastating drought in the American Midwest in the 1930s, forced families to literally forage for food in order to simply survive.
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You Should Never Share Your Netflix Password In This State. Here's Why
Most people don't think twice about sharing their Netflix login with a friend or two. But in Tennessee, it could land you on the wrong side of the law.
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What Is The Difference Between A Divorce And An Annulment?
Divorce and annulment -- two words sometimes used in similar circumstances, but in civil law, they mean very different ways of dealing with a marrage.
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The First Ever Night Football Game Looked A Lot Different From What We Know Today
Football as we know it in America has a long and boisterous history. So does electricity. And when they first came together, it was not quite magical.
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Audrey Hepburn's Noble Ancestry Past You May Not Have Known About
There's no question but that Audrey Hepburn qualified as Hollywood royalty during her career. But her bloodline off-screen -- was there some nobility there?
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