Will The BTK Killer Ever Get Out Of Prison?
Dennis Rader, known as the BTK killer, is among one of the most sadistic American serial killers known. He's in prison now, but will he ever get out?
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How Elizabeth Taylor Bid Richard Burton Farewell After His Death
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were two Hollywood icons who married twice. When Burton died, here's how Elizabeth Taylor bid him a final farewell.
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When Was The First St. Patrick's Day Celebrated?
It's said that on every March 17, everyone becomes Irish. The date is dedicated to St. Patrick, with celebrations around the country, including parades.
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Why Cormac McCarthy's Brutal Western Novel May Never Make It To The Big Screen
Cormac McCarthy's "Blood Meridian" is one of his most famous and popular books, but it's never been made into a movie. Here's why it may never be.
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Tragic Details Found In Robert F. Kennedy's Autopsy Report
Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1968, but theories continue to swirl around the murder. Here are tragic details found in his autopsy report.
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How Rock Hudson Felt About Katharine Hepburn's Talent
Rock Hudson and Katharine Hepburn were two of the greatest Hollywood talents of their time. Here's what Rock Hudson thought about Hepburn's talent.
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How The War In Ukraine Could Change The World Forever
Some conflicts have impacts that are still felt generations later. Here's how the war in Ukraine could change the world forever.
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These Are The American Companies Still Doing Business With Russia
There's been a massive exodus of companies from Russia, but not all have followed suit. These are the American companies still doing business with Russia.
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The Truth About The Hit And Run Murder Of Gregory Glenn Biggs
Gregory Glenn Biggs died in a hit and run incident in 2001 after Chante Jawan Mallard left him for dead.
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How Far Is Alaska From Russia?
Russia may seem like it's far away to anyone living in the lower 48 states. But, for those living in Alaska, the country may be closer than originally thought.
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If Kate Middleton's First Pregnancy Had Been Twins, Who Would Assume The Throne?
It's one thing for a nation's citizens to come together to elect their leaders. Many different rules apply when a family monarchy is at stake.
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What Does Erin Go Bragh Mean?
There are many ways we celebrate the St. Patrick's Day holiday. Among the most common is to use the expression "Erin go Bragh" — but what does it mean?
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How Paul Newman Handled Being Mistaken For Marlon Brando
Paul Newman was not just a charismatic star. He was also a handsome method actor, and in that way, he had a lot in common with fellow star Marlon Brando.
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Where The Phrase Why The Long Face Might Have Originated
One of the challenges of learning a language is coming to understand, and use correctly, specific turns of phrase -- idioms, some of which are ancient.
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What Happened To The Shake Weight?
Inspired by the concept of dynamic inertia, the Shake Weight is shaped like a traditional dumbbell with weights on either end that attach to the handle.
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What Happened To Platform Shoes?
From ancient Greece to the disco floor, platform shoes have a history as big as they are. And, like their cork soles, have an amazing ability to bounce back.
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What Exactly Is A Scuttlebutt?
Today the word "scuttlebutt" is related to gossip or social information. However, the term's origin has its roots on the high seas and with thirsty sailors.
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The Science Behind Why People Hate The Sound Of Their Own Voice
You might have recently recorded what you thought was the perfect video, only to play it back and cringe at the sound of your voice. Why does this happen?
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What Is The Purpose Of A Computer Screensaver?
Computer screensavers can be mesmerizing. But while they're fun to look at, maybe inebriated in your college dorm room, screensavers are practical as well.
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Why You Should Never Microwave Disposable Hand Warmers To Reuse Them
Come the cold weather months, and there are some days there aren't enough gloves in the world to keep your fingers frost-free. Enter the disposable hand-warmer.
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The Mysterious Origins Of The Word Booze
As long as a language is still living -- developing, adding words, in use in speech and in writing -- it will borrow words, even phrases, from other languages.
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What We Know About The Medical Mystery Known As Havana Syndrome
A new kind of "attack" on U.S. foreign Service agents has been popping up. The alleged attacks are characterized by a highly-localized sonic phenomenon.
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Was Marquis De Sade Really So Sadistic?
It's not everyone who gets their name associated with a group of behaviors, but Marquis de Sade is one whose name echoes down through the ages.
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The True Story Of The Pilot Sucked Out Of A Plane At 17,000 Feet Who Survived
When a faulty windscreen gave way 17,000 feet in the air, a pilot nearly lost his life. This is the true story of how he was sucked out of a plane but survived.
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Who Invented The Laser Pointer?
It was a scientific achievement for the ages, built on decades of earlier work, some of it Nobel Prize-winning; now, it's a plaything for cats.
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Scientists Reveal What Made Freddie Mercury's Voice So Incredible
What the study found — as well as what it didn't — reveals just what makes Freddie Mercury's voice so incredible to listeners of all ages.
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The Three Stooges' 7 Best And 7 Worst Movies
Known for their slapstick routines, witty jokes, and comedic timing, The Three Stooges made a prolific amount of films in their career. Some good, some bad.
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