Being Lovesick Was Considered An Actual Disease In The Middle Ages
Ah, love. Sweet love. Fall in love, and you probably have some biological manifestations along with the emotional. Is that why we call it lovesick?
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Peter Sellers' On-Set Injury That Lost Him A 4th Role In Dr. Strangelove
Peter Sellers' played three characters in "Dr. Strangelove," but an on-set injury lost him a fourth role in the film.
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Bill Clinton's Haunting Memory Of His Stepfather Is Quite The Eye-Opener
We're probably past the days when a candidate talks about being born in a log cabin. That doesn't mean chief executives didn't have challenges growing up.
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Tragic Details About The Cast Of The Twilight Zone
With over 150 episodes, "The Twilight Zone" has seen a lot of actors come and go. These are the tragic details about the cast of "The Twilight Zone."
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What Would Happen If The San Andreas Fault Unleashes The Fabled 'Big One'
Catastrophic earthquakes tend to happen about every 200 years. What would happen if the San Andreas Fault unleashes the fabled 'Big One'? Let's take a look.
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What Was Dustin Diamond's Net Worth When He Died?
Fans of the beloved sitcom "Saved by the Bell" mourned the untimely death of Dustin Diamond in 2021. Here's how much was the actor worth when he died.
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The Untold Truth Of Michael McKean
Some actors like to think they live their lives on the edge, but has anyone turned it up to 11 like Michael McKean? This is the untold truth of Michael McKean.
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There's A Big Reason Why JFK Kept A Coconut On His Desk
Former President John F. Kennedy is one of the most known and beloved presidents in American history. Here's why he kept a coconut on his desk.
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Chilling Details From The Bay Of Pigs Invasion
One of the biggest scandals of JFK's presidency, the Bay of Pigs invasion was a total disaster. These are the chilling details from the Bay of Pigs invasion.
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Artists Who Are In The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame And The Country Music Hall Of Fame
Few artists have had such influence on two musical genres that they were inducted into both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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Whatever Happened To Brock Turner?
The case of Brock Turner not only highlighted the matter of wealthy people managing to escape justice but also of sexual assault on America's campuses.
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The Disturbing Truth About Sundown Towns
A sundown town is defined as any community that was deliberately established to only allow white residents. Here is their disturbing history.
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The Person Who Shot Down The Famed Red Baron Remains A Mystery
The Red Baron was the most feared pilot during World War I. But he was eventually shot down, and who should get the credit has remained up for debate.
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How Nostradamus' Judaism Helped Shape His Science
History has often overlooked a critical facet of Nostradamus' upbringing, both in a cultural and mystical sense. Nostradamus, it turns out, was Jewish.
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The Truth About The Underground Chamber In The Lincoln Memorial
The long-forgotten Lincoln Memorial basement, known as the "Undercroft," is expected to reopen for tours after an extensive renovation.
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Halley's Comet's Stunning Connection To Three Of History's Biggest Events
Halley's Comet has been an alleged herald of momentous events shaping humanity. Here are three times the celestial body was seen ahead of important events.
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Scorpions Can Go Longer Than You Thought Without Food Or Water
We've all experienced hunger and thirst. By the end of a long shift, when we've had to skip lunch, we'll truly feel the effects. So how long can scorpions go?
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Why Audrey Hepburn Used A Safety Pin To Help Create Her Signature Look
Audrey Hepburn's iconic look was thanks to an unlikely accessory. Safety pins played an integral role in creating Hepburn's signature Hollywood look.
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What Would Happen If There Were No Stars?
What would life be like on Earth (and in the universe) if the fiery furnaces of the heavens never ignited and space remained a cold dark void for eternity?
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Here's What Would Happen If The Amazon Rainforest Disappeared
The Amazon rainforest is being deforested at a rapidly increasing rate. Here's what would happen if it disappeared.
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How Chumbawamba Got Their Name
Their one big hit was certainly catchy, with a name to match. As far as the band itself, Chumbawamba was also memorable, arising as it did from world music.
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Whatever Happened To Affluenza Teen, Ethan Couch?
On June 15, 2013, a then 16-year-old Ethan Couch plowed into a small crowd of people on the side of the road in Burleson, Texas. Here's where he is now.
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The Untold Truth Of Rock Hudson
Rock Hudson was a star in the 1950s, and he was secretly gay in a time when homosexuality was taboo. This is the untold truth of Rock Hudson.
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Why Saturn's Existence Is Critical For The Survival Of Life On Earth
We often consider the sun as essential for life on earth, but Saturn is actually one of the most crucial elements to sustaining our survival on Earth.
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Here's Why Mountains Look Blue From Far Away
You may have noticed that far-off mountain ranges can sometimes appear blue-tinted or even somewhat purplish. Why is this the case? Let's find out.
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Serial Killer Westley Allan Dodd's Brutally Honest Reason For Wanting To Be Executed
Serial killer Westley Allan Dodd requested the death penalty. Here is the brutally honest reason he wanted to be executed.
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A Look At Gene Simmons' Relationship With Shannon Tweed
Legendary rocker and co-founder of KISS, bassist Gene Simmons, married girlfriend and mother of his two children, Shannon Tweed, back in 2011.
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