Whatever Happened To Mary Jo Buttafuoco?
In 1992, Mary Jo Buttafuoco was standing in her Long Island driveway when she was shot in the face by then 17-year-old Amy Fisher.
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When Was The Camera First Invented?
Even though more than 80% of Americans own smartphones, it's easy to forget that millions of us have a remarkably high-resolution camera or two in our pocket.
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The Only 2 Families To Have 3 Generations Of Oscar Winners
Sometimes, talent runs throughout a family tree. (And sometimes it doesn't.) When it comes to Oscars, two families sport three generations of winners.
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How One Mom Found Her Kidnapped Daughter At A Birthday Party
Losing a child is every parent's nightmare, but for Luz Cuevas this became a reality in 1997. Six years later she was shocked while attending a birthday party.
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How Far Is Point Blank Range?
Point blank range is an English phrase that we use without knowing it's true meaning. Yet, its history could have its roots in target practice.
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What We Know About Laura Linney's Ghost Encounter
Whether you believe in them, it might surprise you that they will haunt you anyway. That's what happened to Laura Linney, who considered herself a skeptic.
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Why Stevie Nicks Says It's Unlikely She Will Ever Have A Musical Biopic
Nicks' life comes across as a wild ride, full of unimaginable tales but there's undoubtedly so much more to the surreal life of the singer.
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Are These The Men Who Inspired Tony Soprano?
Orson Welles' epic masterpiece "Citizen Kane" was modeled on William Randolph Hearst. It turns out that some actual mobsters inspired HBO's Tony Soprano.
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Here's The Weird Reason Bill Gates Was Once Arrested
Bill Gates is known for many things. One thing he is not associated with, however, is criminal activity. That wasn't the case in the 1970s, though.
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The Truth About This Stunning Underground Theme Park
In Romania an abandoned salt mine has been repurposed into a stunning underground theme park. Read on for the truth about the unique venue.
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How Peanut Butter Was Invented
The history of peanut butter has its roots in ancient South America. How modern peanut butter came to be, though, is a story more crunchy than smooth.
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The Iconic Items Michael Jackson Was Reportedly Buried With
Michael Jackson died in 2009 in the lead-up to his final tour. He is still considered the King of Pop and was buried with some fabulously glittering items.
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Details Found In Pop Smoke's Death Certificate
Pop Smoke was killed during a robbery at just 20 years old. Here are the details found in Pop Smoke's death certificate.
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Inside The Wrongful Murder Conviction Of Steven Truscott
Steven Truscott was 14 when he was sentenced to death for a murder he didn't commit. Here is a look inside his wrongful conviction.
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The Untold Truth Of The Iconic Pan Am Airways
Pan Am made its passengers feel like they were someone. Here is the untold truth of one of the greatest airlines that ever was.
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Whatever Happened To Buddy Holly's Widow?
Buddy Holly tragically died in a plane crash in 1959, leaving behind his wife, Maria Elena Holly. Here's what happened to her after Buddy Holly's death.
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The Truth About Shirley Temple's First Husband John Agar
Handsome young Army Air Corps sergeant meets America's Sweetheart. They marry, they live happily ever after. But for John Agar and Shirley Temple, not so much.
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The History Of Roman Triumphs Explained
Roman generals were exalted members of the republic. What better way to celebrate their victories than with a massive party and parade called a triumph.
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The Impressive Oscar Record Only Laurence Olivier Holds
Laurence Olivier had a long and impressive career on stage and screen (both large and small). It's no surprise that he holds a unique Oscar record.
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What We Know About Steven Tyler Trying To Join The Led Zeppelin Reunion
Here's the story of Steven Tyler's unsuccessful audition to replace Robert Plant in Led Zeppelin ahead of their aborted reunion.
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This Is The Only Person To Win 2 Oscars For The Same Performance
It's rare to win an Academy Award -- some prominent members of the film community never do -- and more rare to win more than once. But twice? For one role?
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The True Story About A Painting By David Bowie Being Found In A Landfill
English singer David Bowie was also a painter.
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Why Nazi Germany's Wonder Weapons Didn't Win The War
Numerous fictional accounts deal with breakthrough weapons that will help one military utterly defeat its enemies. Nazi Germany believed that narrative.
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Can You Really Catch A Cold Just By Being Cold?
"Catching a cold" has become an expression as endemic as the cold itself, but does cold weather actually lead to catching cold viruses? Here's what we know.
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The Truth About Tupac Shakur's Friendship With Biggie Smalls
Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls were enemies by the time they both were killed, but it didn't start out that way. Here's the truth about their friendship.
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The Inspiration Behind Stevie Nicks' Distinct Style
Stevie Nicks put shawls on the freakin' map. The Fleetwood Mac rock goddess' style seems all her own. In fact, though, the look was inspired by a stranger.
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The Real Reason Some Early Oscar Nominations Were Considered Unofficial
Some people reject the Oscar they've been awarded. Others will do almost anything to get one of their own. Official or not -- does the distinction matter?
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