What Life Was Like For Women In Ancient Japan
When you hear stories of ancient Japan, you will normally hear stories about samurais, ninjas, and emperors. Women in ancient Japan are rarely heard from.
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What Judge Lance Ito From The OJ Simpson Trial Is Doing These Days
From the trial of the century to the Dancing Itos, Lance Ito became a household name during his time presiding over the O.J. Simpson trial but where is he now?
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What Sports Arenas Don't Want You To Know
What's really going on in sports arenas? Sports arenas sometimes hide dark secrets.
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What Is Trump Doing To Avoid Getting The Coronavirus?
The budding pandemic presents a particular conundrum for Trump, a notorious germaphobe. So how is he really handling it?
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What Was Olympia Dukakis' Net Worth When She Died?
Olympia Dukakis leaves behind an extensive body of work and significant offscreen accomplishments, as well as a substantial amount of money in the bank.
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What The Final 12 Months Of Johnny Cash's Life Were Like
In Johnny Cash's last year, he suffered the loss of his wife, recorded music prolifically, and released a series of cover songs.
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What Would Happen If Every Coral Reef Died?
Coral reefs are in danger of dying out from rising ocean temperatures, pollution, and destruction. Here's what would happen if every coral reef died.
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What Would Be On The Shelves Of An Old West General Store?
The General Store was exactly that: general. You might find onions and oysters next to coal oil and dynamite.
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Where Does Dan Bilzerian Live And How Big Is His House?
Dan Bilzerian is a lot of things, and true to his self-appointed "King of Instagram" title, it's sometimes hard to tell which claims are true.
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Whatever Happened To Soul Asylum?
Though they may be most well-known for "Runaway Train," it would be pretty unfair to say that Soul Asylum is a one-hit-wonder.
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Where Were John Lennon's Ashes Scattered?
After his passing, Yoko Ono is reported to have had her husband John Lennon's body cremated. But where are his ashes scattered?
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Why The First Player Selected In An NFL Draft Never Played Football
The NFL draft is an annual event where the best college players are poised fr football glory. But, here's why the first player ever drafted never played a down.
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What Happened To Jeff Buckley's Unreleased Music After He Died?
Jeff Buckle was one of the most enigmatic performers of the 1990s. After his untimely death in 1997, a battle ensued over the release of other records.
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The Unusual Story Of How Steven Tyler And Paul McCartney Met
They always say you should never actually meet your heroes. The evidence suggests, however, that's not always true. Just ask Aerosmith's Steven Tyler.
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Why AC/DC Was An Important Band To Eddie Van Halen
It's always heartening when one massively successful artist can honestly express appreciation and admiration for someone else creating in the same field.
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William Castle: The P.T. Barnum Of Horror Films
Notable for his B-horror movies, William Castle was also well known for his gimmicks. This is the story of William Castle: The P.T. Barnum of horror films.
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Woman Receives Secret Santa Gift From Bill Gates
Ho, ho, holy Windows Vista! That's probably what one woman said after unboxing an 81 lb. package from a very special someone in time for Christmas: Bill Gates.
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History Of The World's Most Macabre Catholic Relics Explained
Church leaders kept copious records over time, especially when it comes to relics. This is the history of the world's most macabre Catholic relics explained.
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Why Sting Really Left The Police
The Police broke up in 1984, largely because of leading man Sting. Why did Sting break up The Police at the peak of their success? Here's the inside story.
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Things Outlander Gets Right And Wrong About History
Outlander might be a guilty pleasure, owing to its stance on historical accuracy. These are the things Outlander gets right and wrong about history.
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Frank Sinatra's Hidden Talent Might Surprise You
Frank Sinatra sold millions of recordings over the course of his career, and picked up an acting Oscar as well. The Rat Pack stalwart had yet another talent.
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Amelia Earhart's Clothing Line You've Probably Never Heard Of
Amelia Earhart is a mythic figure in American history, an aviatrix of extraordinary courage, commitment, and ability. Oh, and she also designed clothes.
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How Alice Coachman Became The First Black Woman To Make Olympic Track And Field History
It seems unthinkable today, but there was a time when Black women weren't allowed to represent the U.S. at the Olympics. Alice Coachman changed that.
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Here's Who Inherited Kirk Douglas' Money After He Died
Kirk Douglas had a long and successful career in Hollywood, both in front of and behind the cameras. Over 100 when he died, his bequests reflected his heart.
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The Tragic Story Of The 1955 Le Mans Racing Disaster
Many sports have aspects of danger built in, with the possibility of serious injury or even death ever close. This is especially, brutally true of motorsports.
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How Is The NFL Draft Order Determined?
The dream for all NFL fans is to see their team hoisting the Lombardi Trophy following a Super Bowl victory. So how is the draft order determined?
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The Story Behind Moe's Surprising Childhood Haircut From The Three Stooges
Though you could argue that their movies are childish (or child-like), the Three Stooges were once children themselves, contending with parents and other kids.
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