The Fashionable Way Buddy Holly Inspired Elton John
Singer Elton John is also a fashion icon, and one of his inspirations is Buddy Holly.
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The Weird Reason Geese Fly Upside Down
Geese are known to perform a phenomenon called whiffling, which is the impressive feat of flying upside down. So why do they do it?
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The Scariest Stories Of Pirate Ghosts
Sightings of ghost pirates have been recorded all over the world. Ready to have your timbers shivered? Read on for some of the scariest pirate ghost stories.
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The Untold Truth Of The Police
The Police released their first album with no contract and were super-popular when they split seven years later. This is the untold truth of The Police.
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The Untold Truth About Race Car Driver Ryan Blaney
Stock car driver Ryan Blaney has been racing since he was only 9 years old, but he has only just recently come into his own. Here's his story.
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Worst Crimes Committed By NBA Players
Spanning a seven decade long period of NBA history, these are some of the worst crimes committed by NBA players.
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Why Galileo Galilei Was Sentenced To Life In Prison
Imagine getting put on trial over a scientific theory. That's what happened to Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei in 1633 for his views about the universe.
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Here's What Edgar Allan Poe Would've Looked Like In Color
Edgar Allan Poe barely lived in a time where color photography was possible. But thanks to modern technology, we can see him in color.
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What Bethlehem Really Looked Like In The Bible
The modern city of Bethlehem is located on the West Bank, but what it looks like today might be unrecognizable from how it was described in the Bible.
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The Real Reason Renee Zellweger Decided To Play Pam Hupp
Renee Zellweger decided to play convicted killer Pam Hupp. Here's The real reason she says she wanted to portray the murderer.
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The Dangerous Reality Of Being A Meat Plant Worker
Breathable pork brains aren't the only food for horrible thoughts at a meat plant. And unfortunately, corporations worsen an already hazardous situation.
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What Really Happened When UFOs Attacked A City In Brazil
Newsflash: UFOs swarm the Brazilian island of Colares! Here's what happened.
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The Creepy Inspiration For The Town That Dreaded Sundown
While not 100% factual, the film's core narrative is relatively accurate.
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The Mystery Of The Long-Lost Treasure Of The San Miguel
The San Miguel vanished on its way from Cuba to Spain in 1715 carrying an estimated $2 billion in riches. Here is the mystery of the long-lost treasure.
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How The Sumter County Does Were Finally Identified
For 44 years the identities of a young man and woman who murdered in South Carolina were unknown. Here's how the Sumter County Does were finally identified.
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How Eddie Van Halen Changed Rock Guitar
Eddie Van Halen, of the legendary rock group Van Halen, changed rock guitar by inventing his own distinct finger tapping method.
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The Messed Up History Of Old-Timey Child Labor
At the start of the Industrial Revolution, child labor abuses and injustices came into question as the textile, coal, and chimney industries used kids.
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How James Dean Made History With His Oscar Nominations
James Dean is certainly a silver screen icon nowadays. Although his star was only rising at the time of his death he still received two posthumous Oscar nods.
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Why Johnny Marr Left The Smiths
Johnny Marr co-founded the Smiths indie rock band with frontman Morrissey in 1982. By 1987 Marr had quit the band and started a solo career. Here's why he quit.
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The Real Reason The Regency Era Is Called That
Netflix's hit show "Bridgerton" is set in Regency-era England. However, viewers may not know the real reason behind the name of this time in England's history.
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Noor Inayat Khan: The Truth About The Courageous WWII Spy
Noor Inayat Khan was a pacifist, a poet, and a children's author. She was also a WWII spy. Here is the truth about the courageous woman.
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Inside Svalbard, Norway, The World's Northernmost Inhabited Region
Norway and Scandinavia on a whole (Norway, Denmark, Sweden) are no strangers to harsh living conditions, and Svalbard is a perfect example of this hardiness.
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The Best Rap Collaborations Of All Time
Rap music is all about the collabs, with artists appearing on each other's tracks trading verses and beats. Here are some of raps best collaborations.
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Are The Odds In Flipping A Coin Really 50/50?
A coin flip is often considered the definition of a 50/50 proposition, but the odds aren't as even as you might think. These are the actual odds of a coin flip.
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Ivan Reitman's Net Worth At The Time Of His Death May Surprise You
Ivan Reitman, the storied director and producer behind some of Hollywood's biggest comedy films, died in his sleep on February 12 at age 75.
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Who Really Built The Walls Of Benin?
The walls of Benin in Nigeria surrounded what was known as Benin City in the 12th century. Here's who built the historic walls, and what remains of them.
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