Why Eric Clapton Wanted To Leave Cream
Here's why Eric Clapton wanted to quit the supergroup Cream months before the group decided to disband.
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Angela Lansbury's Bizarre Connection To The Manson Family
Charles Manson cast a wide net in the LA area in the 1960s, even leading to actress Angela Lansbury's bizarre connection to the Manson Family.
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The Surprising Reason Russian Oligarchs Might Want To Dock Their Yachts Outside The US
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has rallied global response, in terms of nations' economic pressure. That's felt by Russia's wealthy and influential oligarchs.
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The Long History Of Russo-Ukrainian Religious Conflict
The religious aspect of the Ukrainian conflict is as important as the political one. Here's the history of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict's religious dimension.
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Things Disney Movies Actually Got Right About Science
Disney movies typically aren't the first ones we name when thinking of scientifically accurate filmmaking, but some actually got the science right.
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Here's Who Inherited Joan Rivers' Money After She Died
Joan Rivers was a comedian who seemingly came out of nowhere one night in the 1960s when appearing on "The Tonight Show," and the rest is comedy history.
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The Truth About Keith Jesperson's First Murder
Keith Jesperson, also known as the "Happy Face Killer," claimed the life of Taunja Bennett -- his first murder victim -- in 1990.
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The History Of Washington D.C.'s Famous Cherry Trees Explained
Thousands of cherry blossom trees donated by the Japanese were planted in Washington, D.C., in 1912.
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Military Experiments That Sound Made Up, But Aren't
When it comes to military research and experiments, some stuff that sounds more like it belongs in poorly conceived novel rather than in the pages of history.
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Notable Supreme Court Firsts Throughout History
Far from being a staid, objective arbiter of the law, the Supreme Court has changed. These are some notable Supreme Court firsts throughout history.
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What It's Really Like Being A Journalist In A War Zone
Even with technology, the risks of reporting on the frontlines of battle have never been higher. This is what it's really like being a journalist in a war zone.
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The Truth About Rebekah Neumann And Her Relationship To Cousin Gwyneth Paltrow
Rebekah Neumann is first cousins with actress Gwyneth Paltrow. Here is the truth about her relationship with her famous cousin.
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The Tragic 2015 Death Of Nick Cave's Son
Nick Cave's teenage son, Arthur, was just 15 in 2015 when he fell to his death under tragic circumstances.
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Is This The Origin Of Spring Fever?
Spring has, for millennia, been a time of renewal, but it's also been recognized as a difficult time. Is this the origin of spring fever?
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This Is Where Rebekah Neumann From WeWork Is Now
Rebekah Neumann, wife and partner of Adam Neumann from WeWork was an integral part of the failed billion-dollar company. This is where she is now.
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The Hidden Meaning Behind The Pope's Clothes
The Pope is the supreme pontiff, the bishop of Rome, and the head of the Catholic Church. Here's the hidden meaning behind the pope's clothes.
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This Is The Most Common Zodiac Sign For US Presidents
Presidential candidates don't usually display their star signs while campaigning. However, every president has had one and some signs are more represented.
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Is This Why Arnold Schwarzenegger Is So Popular In Russia?
Arnold Schwarzenegger has a history with Russia, ranging from childhood experiences to his acting and political careers. This may be why he's so popular there.
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What Did Paul Newman Think About His Movie The Silver Chalice?
Paul Newman is one of the most revered actors of his generation, but he actually hated his performance in the critically panned "The Silver Chalice."
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Where The Phrase Kick The Bucket Might Have Originated
The phrase "kick the bucket" to refer to death is well-known, but its origins are less so. Here is where the phrase might have originated.
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Inside The Brown's Chicken Massacre
When you're working at a fast-food restaurant, you shouldn't have to worry about anything more than a grease splatter or a rude customer -- not dying.
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The Truth About James Taylor's Relationship With Carole King
Two of the biggest names in the history of popular music, particularly when it comes to songs from the 1960s and 1970s, are Carole King and James Taylor.
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The Historical Reason Cufflinks Were Invented
Cufflinks have been around for centuries, and they were invented out of necessity.
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Why Ukraine Doesn't Have Nuclear Weapons
While Russia remains a nuclear power, Ukraine doesn't have the option of an atomic offense or defense. Here's why Ukraine doesn't have nuclear capabilities.
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This Is How War Propaganda Works
Propaganda. This word has gotten thrown around a lot lately, usually to refer to misinformation, disinformation, and lies. This is how war propaganda works.
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The Meaning Behind Billy Idol's White Wedding Explained
Billy Idol was one of the 1980s most bankable acts with hits like "White Wedding," and "Rebel Yell." But, the story behind "White Wedding," may not be obvious.
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Dog Breeds That Sadly Went Extinct
Humans have been breeding dogs for millennia, selecting for useful qualities and selecting out undesirable ones. Here are dog breeds that sadly went extinct.
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