Whatever Happened To Figure Skater Oksana Baiul?
Ukrainian figure skater Oksana Baiul captured the world's praise for her performance at the 1994 Winter Olympics. That moment was far from the end of her story.
Read MoreUkrainian figure skater Oksana Baiul captured the world's praise for her performance at the 1994 Winter Olympics. That moment was far from the end of her story.
Read MoreAs individuals grow and mature, their family relationships can become frayed. The same happens to student athletes, with their coaches and schools.
Read MoreThe ever-popular "Downton Abbey" franchise has provided another series of chapters of historical fiction about early 20th century England. How accurate is it?
Read MoreFred Ward was one of those performers who carve a long, consistent, if low-profile career as a character actor in film and TV. How well did he do financially?
Read MoreWNBA standout Brittney Griner was detained in Russia last February. The U.S. State Department now considers her wrongfully detained, an important distinction.
Read MoreHere are the most fnotable athletes of the past few decades who died unexpectedly and tragically in accidents and crashes involving motorized vehicles.
Read MoreHells Angels might be the most known, but there are actually four notorious motorcycle clubs. Read on for a deeper dive into the four big MCs.
Read MoreFred Ward had a glittering career both in TV and film playing gritty, rugged characters. He often brought authenticity to his roles due to his previous jobs.
Read MoreAs human beings engage the natural world -- through manufacturing, especially -- devastating tragedies have sometimes resulted in the deaths of thousands.
Read MoreFormed in 2012 by Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp, and Joe Perry, the band started off doing cover songs of their favorite jams from their fellow rockers-in-arm
Read MoreIf you don't recognize him from his days with Oingo Boingo, maybe you've spotted Danny Elfman's name among the credits on big-screen productions.
Read MoreThere are some weird rules in academic institutions. One loophole allowed a master at a Cambridge University college to classify his dog as a large cat.
Read MoreThe person who won the very first Indy 500 was a fairly well-known driver and an innovator in the early days of auto racing.
Read MoreThe division of Germany into East and West after the conclusion of World War II quickly became a study in contrasts -- in politics, economics, and government.
Read MoreIt's difficult to describe or categorize Bjork. Bjork became a singular cultural voice in the 1990s and new millennium.
Read MoreSince it debuted in 2003, "MythBusters" has become nothing less than a cultural juggernaut. Over the course of its history, the show tackled a lot of myths.
Read MoreBartitsu combines elements of boxing, kicks from savate, grappling and throws from jiu-jitsu, and was a style practiced by Sherlock Holmes.
Read MoreThe news was bad enough: Two brothers convicted of murdering their sister-in-law and her toddler daughter. Even worse: The killers claimed God directed them.
Read MoreJoe Biden's political career started early and lasted long — he was the longest-serving senator in Delaware! Here's the untold truth of his life.
Read MoreAttempting to determine just how much King Kong would weigh varies, based on who you ask and which version of Kong you're taking into consideration.
Read MoreScientists are frequently surprised by new evidence about the ancient Mayans. These are some things about the Mayan empire that still can't be explained.
Read MoreThe murder of John F. Kennedy was the most high-profile killing in the 20th century. But, during the incident, multiple people were also injured or killed.
Read MoreEnglish philosopher Jeremy Bentham's corpse remains on display at a university.
Read MoreThere are some weird festivities out there. One of the more anxiety-inducing festivals occurs in Spain in which men dressed as devils leap over babies.
Read MoreMore than 40 years before the Salem Witch Trials, there were people being executed in Connecticut because they were accused of working for the devil.
Read MoreThe 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster left a lot of toxic debris. Russian scientists involved in designing the first lunar rovers were hired to help clean it up.
Read MoreWhen a world leader dies unexpectedly — as tragic deaths tend to be — it has greater consequences because a country is suddenly left leaderless.
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