How A 2,000-Year-Old Altar For A Teenage Girl Was Discovered Under The Streets Of Rome
A 2,000 year-old altar for a teenage girl was discovered from ancient Rome. Here's how it was found by archaeologists, and what it was used for.
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Son Of Sam: What David Berkowitz's Life In Prison Is Really Like
Berkowitz: "I continue to pray for the victims of my crimes. I do wish them the best in life. But I'm sure the pain will never end for them. I regret that."
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The Truth About The Assassination Plot Against 50 Cent
50 Cent gained fame and admiration, turning the pages of his life into lyrics. But not everyone has loved 50 "like a fat kid love cake."
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Stranger Things That Happened On The Set Of Stranger Things
Let's go behind the scenes, via interviews and tidbits dropped by the cast, to uncover the most bizarre and oddball occurrences on the set of Stranger Things.
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Why Johnny Depp Won't Receive The Full $15 Million From The Amber Heard Case
The total amount awarded to Johnny Depp was $15 million, including $10 million in damages and $5 in punitive damages — however, he won't pocket $15 million.
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The Tragic Death Of Bodybuilder Trevor Smith
Trevor Smith's death at just 33 years old was tragic. Smith weighed over 400 pounds at his peak. He trained ferociously, and he used steroids.
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The Truth About Edmund Hillary And Tenzing Norgay's Relationship
Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay's unbreakable bond was formed at one of the highest places on Earth — Mt. Everest.
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The Tragic Death Of Barry White
Barry White used his deep baritone voice to sing songs about all things romantic lovin' for more than three decades starting in the early 1970s.
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Norm Macdonald's Tragic Real-Life Story
Norm Macdonald was known for his work in both television and film, but he was perhaps most celebrated for his seminal appearances on late-night talk shows.
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The Dark Truth Of The Greyhound Bus Murder Case
On July 30, 2008, a Greyhound bus rolled along on the Trans-Canada Highway. With no warning, things turned deadly when Vince Li began stabbing his seatmate.
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Unexplainable Things That Happened On The Set Of The Conjuring
On the sets of The Conjuring and The Conjuring 2, the scares didn't necessarily stop when the cameras did.
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Shoes Weren't Always Made For Right And Left Feet
Human beings think of themselves as having sides -- left foot and right foot. Left shoe and right shoe. We've been that way for a while. Shoes, not really.
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The Tragic Death Of Neil Peart's Daughter
Neil Peart headed home to Toronto. His (at the time, only) daughter, Selena Taylor, was 19 and heading for college, and Peart wanted to see her off.
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Here's How You Can Watch Every Season Of Ink Master
But where to find all these installments of American cultural history? Let's take a look and find out where you can watch every season of Ink Master online.
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Tony Alexander King: Where Is Rocio Wanninkhof's Killer Today?
With no leads, the media named the attacker "The Holloway Strangler," per the Daily Mail. They didn't know they were looking for Tony Alexander King.
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Suzanne Lenglen: The Life And Death Of The French Tennis Icon
In the 1920s, Frenchwoman Suzanne Lenglen was the biggest tennis star in the world. Here is everything you should know about this amazing athlete.
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Mystery Still Looms Today Over Attila The Hun's Dead Body
Attila the Hun was buried in secret, and the location of his body remains a secret to this day.
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What Really Happened When The Mona Lisa Was Attacked
The "Mona Lisa" by Leonardo da Vinci is the most famous painting in the world, with thousands scrambling to get a look at the portrait every day.
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The 1981 Appalachian Trail Hike That Ended In Murder
Every year, an estimated 3 million people hike some portion of the Appalachian Trail. Although it is rare, murders are not unheard of along the path.
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How Much Is The WWE Worth?
Wrestling is an Olympic sport. But even more popular, flamboyant, and just plain entertaining is professional wrestling, as promoted by the WWE.
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A Former Sound Of Music Child Star Became The First Live-Action Spider-Man
It's not unusual for a success story to move from one entertainment medium to another -- especially from the pages of comic books to the screen.
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Some Of The Best Retro Junk Foods Came From The Mind Of One Brilliant Scientist
There's that image of a scientist, deep in the lairs of a lab somewhere, coming up with something Absolutely Different. It's not far from the truth.
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What The Johnny Depp-Amber Heard Verdict Could Mean For His Music Career
Now that the cataclysm of conflicting testimonies and legal sparring has finally reached a merciful end, the world is eager to see what will happen next.
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Vending Machines Are Actually Deadlier Than Sharks
When you think of the hazards of modern life, a few things come to mind -- traffic accidents, certainly. Oh, and shark attacks. Oh, and -- vending machines?
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More People Die Each Day Waiting For Organ Donations Than You Think
It's no secret that organ donations are important, but it's most important than you think. Here's how many people die each day waiting for organ donations.
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What Happened To The People Who Murdered Matthew Shepard?
The murder of Matthew Shepard in 1998 has been a tragic catalyst for legislation protecting the LGBTQ community. What became of those convicted of killing him?
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The True Story Of Ed McMahon's WWII Military Service
Ed McMahon may have spent decades playing second fiddle to Johnny Carson on "The Tonight Show," but by no standard was he a second-tier entertainer.
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