Whatever Happened To These Famous '80s Hair Bands?
Hair metal was unbelievably popular throughout the '80s, but the '90s weren't so kind. Want to know what happened to various famous '80s hair bands since?
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The Toy Box Killer David Parker Ray's Motive For Murdering Dozens Of Women
One day, in March 1999, Cynthia Jaramillo was working in Albuquerque, New Mexico, when she was stopped by David Parker Ray. What happened after is horrifying.
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Disturbing Details Found In Kobe Bryant's Autopsy
When Kobe Bryant and his daughter, Gianna, died in a helicopter crash on January 26, 2020, it became one of those "Where were you when you heard" moments.
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How WC Handy Gave The World Bessie Smith's Only Film Appearance
Blues singer Bessie Smith is an iconic voice that is still relevant today. Her only appearance on film in 1929 was due to a song written by W.C. Handy.
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How A Formula 1 Champion Wound Up Getting Kidnapped
A disastrous 1958 event included a crash that killed multiple spectators and the shocking kidnapping of a five-time Formula 1 world champion.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Phil Collins
Phil Collins has a sadder story than you might think. Here are the tragic parts of Phil Collins' life and career.
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The Real Reason Leave It To Beaver Was Cancelled
"Leave it to Beaver" was an iconic TV show that ran for six seasons. Known for its wholesome image, the way the series ended also set the tone for future shows.
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The Unsolved Murder Of Oak Grove Jane Doe
The Oak Grove Jane Doe is an unidentified woman who was found murdered and dismembered in Oak Grove, Oregon. Here's the story of her grisly demise.
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The Tragic 1984 Murder Of Steve Kerr's Father
Steve Kerr is one of the most legendary basketball coaches ever. But, it's not just the game he's passionate about, he weighs in on other political issues.
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The Scientific Reasons You Don't Have Any Memories From When You Were A Baby
Many of us have trouble remembering things from when we were babies. Here are the scientific reasons why we don't have any memories from when we were babies.
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Why The Rediscovery Of A Moth Species After 110 Years Has Scientists Seriously Worried
More than once in the history of science, a living organism has been found and identified very long after it was believed to have gone extinct.
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The Real Reason Keith Richards Didn't Want To Meet Elvis Presley
Keith Richards is one of the most iconic rock stars in all of history. He, too, though had heroes and one of them was Elvis, but he was afeared of meeting him.
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How A Chinese Warrior Used Juggling As An Intimidation Tactic
A Chinese warrior once nearly single-handedly won a battle by juggling. Here's how Xiong Yiliao of Shinan used juggling to defeat the entire Song army.
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Here's What It Really Means To Commit A War Crime
The concept of war crimes is relatively new in human history, originating in the 19th century. Here's what it really means to commit a war crime.
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The True Story Of How Soldiers On Horseback Outwitted A Fleet Of Ships At Sea
Military history is filled with stories of soldiers, their leaders, and even civilians overcoming long odds and snagging a victory over their adversaries.
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The Worst Crimes Ever Committed By Hitler
Few individuals are so synonymous with the idea of evil than Adolf Hitler. His war crimes included the persecution of Jews, slave labor, and more.
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The Untold Truth Of Ink Master Judge Oliver Peck
Tattoo artist Oliver Peck was a judge on "Ink Master" for 13 seasons.
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Stephen King's Son Has A Bizarre Theory On Jaws And The Lady Of The Dunes Murder
In 1974 a woman's mutilated body was found and dubbed The Lady of the Dunes. Stephen King's son has a bizarre theory on the movie "Jaws" and the unsolved crime.
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Elvis' Relationship With His Backing Band's Guitarist Was Anything But Smooth
It's one thing for a band to make it as a group, and another for a solo performer to rise to the top -- with or without those who contributed to the success.
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The Real Meaning Behind The Dallas Cowboys Logo
The Dallas Cowboys joined the NFL in 1960 under the majority ownership of Clint Murchison Jr., a man who hailed from a wealthy Texas oil family.
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Mark Twain Truly Hated The Writings Of A Celebrated English Author
Mark Twain wasn't a huge fan of some other famous authors, including Jane Austen and James Feninmore Cooper. Here's why he hated the writings of Austen.
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Why The Atlanta Hawks Once Drafted An Actual Baby
Here's why the Atlanta Hawks drafted a baby back in 1974 ... before the pick was quickly voided by the NBA.
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What Living In New York City 100 Years Ago Was Really Like
A century ago, New York City was, like now, a buzzing mass of extremes and contradictions. Here is what living in New York City 100 years ago was really like.
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14 Popular Products That Came From Military Research
Military research has given us products and processes that improve our standard of living. Let's take a look at some of them, from the quirky to the useful.
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The Truth About Travis Barker's Relationship With Tom DeLonge
Fans of popular bands often have their hopes dashed, then revitalized, then dashed, then -- all over breakups, followed by reunions, followed by ...
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How Did Deep Purple Get Their Name?
Here's the story of how Deep Purple got their now-iconic band name months after forming under a completely different moniker.
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The Untold Truth Of The Real TOPGUN
"Top Gun: Maverick" hit movie screens in 2022, more than 25 years after the first "Top Gun" came out back in 1986. This is the untold truth of the real TOPGUN.
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