The Truth About Pig Toilets In Ancient China
Pig toilets date back to ancient China but still exist today. This archaic form of toilet had pigs perform a duty that was may seem gross but served a purpose.
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The Wreck Of The Titanic Won't Last Forever. Here's Why
The Titanic famously sunk after crashing into an iceberg on its journey from the U.K. to the U.S., and now its wreckage is in danger of disappearing completely.
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What We Know About The Chilling Murder Of Larry McNabney
Laren Sims went by many names. But her husband Larry McNabney only knew her by one name: Elisa. Here's the chilling story of McNabnet's murder.
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Here's Where You Can Allegedly Encounter The Ghost Of Julius Caesar
The ghost of Julius Caesar is said to haunt the Colosseum in Rome to this day. Here's the story of how Caesar's ghost made its way to the Colosseum.
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Are Any Titanic Survivors Still Alive?
The infamous sinking of the Titanic ocean liner occurred more than 110 years ago, but the question remains: Are there any Titanic survivors still living today?
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Can You Enjoy A Beer After A Nuclear Explosion?
In the event of a nuclear explosion, things within the range of the blast become radioactive, but researchers found you can still enjoy a beer, mostly.
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The Bizarre Rock 'N' Roll Career Of Vladimir Putin's Daughter
Vladimir Putin is profoundly secretive about his daughter's identity. However, his thought-to-be daughter Katerina Tikhonova has got quite an energetic pastime.
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The Scientific Reason Oceans Appear To Be Different Colors
If you've ever looked at areal images of the Earth, you've no doubt noticed that the ocean isn't a single color, but a range of colors. Why is that?
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The Biggest Theories Behind Why We Do Our Best Thinking In The Shower
Showers are a luxury for a lot of reasons, but they are also a place where we do a lot of our best thinking. Here are the biggest theories behind why that is.
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The Truth About Marlon Brando's Relationship With Vivien Leigh
Marlon Brando and Vivien Leigh acted alongside each other in "A Streetcar Named Desire," but did they ever have a romantic relationship? Here's the truth/
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The Scary Incident That Forced Sophia Loren To Move To Switzerland
Actress Sophia Loren and her valuable jewelry were once the target of a burglary in New York City, which ultimately motivated her to move to Switzerland.
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The History Of The Oldest Surviving Geological Map Of The Ancient World
The Turin Papyrus Map dates back to the reign of Ramses IV and is the oldest geological map of its kind. Here's the history of this ancient artifact.
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The Hidden Talent That James Dean Had In His Brief Life
Actor James Dean died young, just as his star was rising in Hollywood. But he had a hidden talent in his brief life.
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The Truth Behind The Tiny Piece Of Art Left On The Moon
Even though science and art seem very different undertakings, sometimes they work together. Here's the truth behind the tiny piece of art left on the moon.
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How Fans Got Led Zeppelin Banned From Boston
Led Zeppelin are surrounded by rumors of legendary rock 'n' roll antics. Sometimes the craziest ones are true, like the reason they were banned from Boston.
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Tragic Details Found In Chris Cornell's Autopsy Report
Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell died by suicide in 2017.
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How Gary Busey's Bizarre Wrestling Stunt Got Him Banned From Howard Stern's TV Show
Gary Busey is known for his bizarre, eccentric antics, but a bizarre wrestling stunt once got him banned from the Howard Stern Show. Here's what happened.
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The Mystery Behind Led Zeppelin's Hotel Robbery
Led Zeppelin have legendary status when it comes to rock 'n' roll antics. But one hazy morning, the band woke up to find over $200,000 mysteriously missing.
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What The Lincoln Memorial Dedication Ceremony Was Really Like
The Lincoln Memorial was first dedicated in 1922, with several famous attendees. Famously, however, one Black speaker was segregated from the rest.
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This Is How Toto Got Its Name
The band Toto has some hit songs from the 1980s that continue to be played regularly on classic rock radio stations. This is how the band got its name.
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Why Pat Smear Once Left The Foo Fighters
There was a time when Pat Smear wasn't part of the Foo Fighters.
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The Unusual-Looking Spider Named After David Bowie
A species of spider is named after David Bowie, in honor of the late musician and his impactful legacy. Here's the story behind the strange spider.
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Here's Who Inherited Freddie Mercury's Fortune After He Died
Freddie Mercury, Queen's electrifying frontman with the four-octave vocal range, had a net worth of somewhere around $50 million when he died in 1991.
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How Salvador Dali Came To Design A Candy Wrapper
Salvador Dali is one of the most recognizable names in the surrealism art movement. But, as well as painting Dali collaborated in the world of candy making.
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The Weird Story Behind The Couple That Inspired The American Gothic Painting
Artist Grant Wood painted the famous "American Gothic" painting, depicting two Iowan farmers. Here's the story behind the painting.
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How A Snowplow Changed NFL Rules Forever
The NFL has a long list of rules for what is permissible in a game. However, one rule involves a snowplow due to the fact it changed the course of a game.
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What Really Happened During Princess Anne's Attempted Kidnapping?
Princess Anne was once the target of a kidnapping attempt outside Buckingham Palace, which resulted in several people wounded, and her eventual escape.
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