The True Story Of Tarrare, The Man Who Couldn't Stop Eating
Tarrare was a French man who had an extremely voracious appetite.
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What Is On The Far Side Of The Moon?
No one but astronauts have ever seen the dark side of the moon. So what exactly is on it? Does it look like its brighter counterpart? Let's take a look.
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Weirdest Laws In South Carolina's State History
For a smaller state, South Carolina sure has a lot of weird laws left over from past generations of state lawmakers and local government officials.
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The Greek Robin Hood Who Became A Folk Hero
Robin Hood was probably a myth -- a nice story, teaching nice lessons about speaking truth to power and the importance of sharing. A Greek man made it real.
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The Untold Truth Of Richard Marx
Some people take a while to find their life's groove, trying on various kinds of careers. Others, like Richard Marx, seem destined from the very beginning
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Here's What Would Happen If Someone Jumped Off The International Space Station
Living in the expanse of space, like on the International Space Station, means unique experiences every moment. It also means that it's a long, long way down.
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Messed Up Things That Happened During The Second Mafia War
Organized crime -- mafia, mob, La Cosa Nostra -- is powerful and often subtle. Other times, criminals flex their muscles in blatant displays.
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What Was John Mellencamp's First Hit Song?
Over the decades, John Mellencamp has thrilled music fans all over the world with his unique brand of American music. So what was his first hit song?
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What Is The Surface Of The Moon Really Like?
It's one thing to walk around the various environments of Earth -- a meadow, an ice floe, a desert. But once you got there, what would the moon be like?
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Why Some Planets Have Rings
Probably the first example that comes to mind is Saturn and its magnificent rings. Earth, among other planets, doesn't have any. And why is that?
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How Thieves Once Stole A 3,000-Pound Bell
In 2005, monks at the Buddhist Monastery in Tacoma, Washington entered a deep meditation and emerged to a surprising loss: a 3,000-pound bell had been stolen.
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Which Military Branch Is The Oldest In The US?
Now with six branches, the United States Armed Services are among the most robust the world has ever known. Which branch is the oldest?
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What Does It Actually Mean To Buy A Star?
For many, the idea of buying a star and naming it after oneself or a loved one is an extremely powerful symbol. What does it actually mean to buy a star?
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Here's Who Inherited Gianni Versace's Money After He Died
High-fashion brand Versace began as a family-run business and became a ubiquitous name for sultry, sleek, modern apparel.
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This Is How Many Times The US Has Officially Declared War
War, no matter how large or small, is a brutal affair, nothing to enter lightly by any nation. The United States requires a declaration of war -- sometimes.
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Who Is The Peter Gabriel Song In Your Eyes Really About?
The image of John Cusack holding up the boom box is forever a part of pop culture. The song he was playing on the boom box? "In Your Eyes" by Peter Gabriel.
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Here's What Happens When You Crack An Egg Underwater
What happens to eggs when you crack them underwater? Amid the many questions in the universe, scientists have been able to answer this one.
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These Are The Hardest Languages For English Speakers To Learn
Language learners frequently ask "which language is the most difficult?" These are the hardest languages for English speakers to learn.
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What Does The Year Of Tiger Mean?
For many cultures, a new year means a new start -- new resolves, new beginnings. In some Asian countries, the Lunar New Year has begun: the Year of the Tiger.
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This Is How Banksy Got His Name
Banksy has sold work for as much as $25.4 million at auction, is well-known for retaining his anonymity even after his work skyrocketed him to fame.
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The Mystery Of Joyce Carol Vincent's Death
Joyce Carol Vincent was found dead in 2006, and it turned out she had been dead for three years. It's still a mystery why no one noticed her death.
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Tom Brady's Retirement Explained
The makeup of the NFL in the 2022 season and beyond will be very different following the retirement of superstar Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady.
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Why Port Royal Jamaica Was Once Considered The 'Wickedest City On Earth'
Sometimes people create and congregate in lawless cities or towns. Here is why Port Royal Jamaica was once considered the 'wickedest city on Earth.'
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Tragic Details Found In Dale Earnhardt Sr.'s Autopsy Report
Dale Earnhardt Sr. went to every race with one purpose in mind: win. Before he died, he won 76 NASCAR Cup races and earned over $42 million in winnings.
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Why It Took So Long To Solve Pamela Shelley's Murder
On January 6, 2001, 911 dispatchers received a tragic call from Ronnie Hendrick. He said his girlfriend, 32-year-old Pamela Shelley, had shot herself.
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The Oldest Living Land Animal Is Almost 200 Years Old
There are some species, we aren't necessarily positive how long they live in the wild, or in captivity. But one tortoise is setting records all his own.
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How Did Vladmir Putin End Up With A Patriots Super Bowl Ring?
How did Russian President Vladmir Putin end up with a Patriots Super Bowl ring? Robert Kraft has a story about that awkward situation.
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