How A Debit Card Led Police To Catch A Notorious Serial Killer
It's one of those running themes in the annals of crime fiction and true crime alike: Is there such a thing as the perfect crime? Can someone avoid justice?
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Rare Neurological Diseases You Probably Haven't Heard Of
Neurological diseases can be devastating, but in addition to those you already know, some rare ones might have slipped past your radar.
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The Teacup Poisoner's Unique Obsession That Led To Murder
Graham Young, dubbed the Teacup Poisoner, had a unique obsession that started in his teens and led that led to several murders.
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How Kublai Khan Finished What Genghis Khan Started
Genghis Khan was a legendary military leader, warrior, and founder of the Mongolian Empire. Here's how Kublai Khan finished what he started.
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The Former Band Member Of The Clash Who Ditched Music For Medicine
The Clash were a band that launched punk into the stratosphere. Not all members of the band stuck with them with one peeling off to follow his own calling.
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Inside The Horrifying Crime Allegedly Committed By Katy Perry's Ex
Singer Katy Perry probably never imagined that her former boyfriend would turn out to be an alleged killer with possible mental issues and drug problems.
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The NHL's Unusual EBUG Rule Explained
One of the identifying aspects of professional hockey is the amount of damage players can suffer during the course of a matchup. Are substitutes available?
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What Quentin Tarantino Really Thought About Natural Born Killers
Quentin Tarantino wrote the original screenplay for "Natural Born Killers" but Oliver Stone changed it. Here's what he really thought about Stone's version.
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The Real Reason The NHL Removes Champions From The Stanley Cup
Even people who don't follow professional hockey have probably heard of the Stanley Cup with its rings displaying the names of winning teams.
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Cemeteries Vs. Graveyards: What's The Difference?
Sometimes word differences come down to regional usage -- tomato, toh-mah-toe. Sometimes, words are used interchangeably despite real differences between them.
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What Was Yes Drummer Alan White's Net Worth When He Died?
Alan White was one of the most renowned drummers in rock 'n' roll history, with appearances on over 50 albums in his discography. Here's what his net worth was.
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The Tragic Story Of The Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders
A parent's worst nightmare came true in 1977 when three girls were abducted, assaulted, and killed during their stay at an Oklahoma Girl Scout Camp.
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The Band Everyone Forgets Andy Fletcher Was In Before Depeche Mode
Depeche Mode keyboardist Andy Fletcher died suddenly at age 660. Here is the band everyone forgets he was in before Depeche Mode.
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What Is The Nearest Star To Earth In Our Solar System?
Space is a fascinating place filled with many wonders. Our nearest star may host planets that could support life, but getting there is another story altogether.
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The Untold Truth Of Jane's Addiction
Though very often overlooked, there was one band that brought alternative onto the world's stage. This is the untold truth of Jane's Addiction.
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The Truth About Desert Planets
The Milky Way galaxy might be sprinkled with planets like Tatooine and, surprisingly, their lack of water might be exactly what helps them to remain habitable.
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John Wayne Gacy's Unsettling Connection To Kentucky Fried Chicken
John Wayne Gacy worked as a manager for three Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurants.
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The Untold Truth Of Richard Pryor
Despite his fame, there are still things you may not know about comic legend Richard Pryor.
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Why Isolated Scientists In Antarctica Have Their Own Unique Accent
Researchers living on Antarctica actually managed to develop their own distinct accent during their time in isolation. Here's why they have their own accent.
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The Message Behind John Lennon's Song, God
John Lennon, one of the most legendary musicians to live and a member of the Beatles, was known to rub religious groups the wrong way on more than one occasion.
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What Was Depeche Mode's Andy Fletcher's Net Worth When He Died?
On May 26, 2022, Depeche Mode announced the death of founding band member Andy Fletcher. How much was he worth when he died? The answer may surprise you.
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Porcupines Have A Lot More Quills Than You Think
Many animals, especially mammals, we sort of instinctively understand -- four limbs, teeth, hair. But then along waddles the porcupine and its amazing quills.
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Why A Malcolm X Postcard Featured A Photo Of A Chimpanzee
Malcom X is one of the U.S.' most well-known and most controversial civil rights leaders. Here's why he once sent a postcard with a picture of a chimpanzee.
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The Untold Truth Of Elvis Presley
Elvis hasn't left the building just yet. Come hear the untold truth of Elvis Presley's career, hobbies, and family.
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Frank Sinatra's Daughters Once Sent Ray Liotta A Horsehead. Here's Why
"The Godfather" gave American pop culture piles of references -- "an offer he can't refuse," for one. And then there's the message delivered by a horse's head.
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What You Didn't Know About Led Zeppelin's Debut Album's Artwork
Led Zeppelin are one of the most iconic rock bands in history. But, their album artwork has also reached legendary status, including that of their debut album.
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What Happened To Michael Massee After Brandon Lee's Death?
Here's what happened to Michael Massee after his involvement in the accidental shooting death of The Crow actor Brandon Lee.
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