Songs That Are Turning 10 In 2022
Drifting back through memory lane and getting reacquainted with music of 2012 is a mix of disbelief and nostalgia. These are songs that are turning 10 in 2022.
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5 Facts About Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer
In January 2022, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer announced that he would retire within the year. The 83-year-old judge was first appointed in 1994.
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The Legend Of Scotland's Big Grey Man Explained
From Sasquatch to Yeti, some say that mysterious humanoid creatures roam in remote places to this day. Here is the legend of Scotland's Big Grey Man explained.
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The Person That Inspired Janis Joplin's Me And Bobby McGee
She didn't write the song, but Janis Joplin made "Me and Bobby McGee" famous. Another thing some may not realize -- the song was inspired by a real person.
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Whatever Happened To Bruce Parker From Antiques Roadshow?
Former BBC journalist Bruce Parker has a special place in the history of "Antiques Roadshow." He served as the first host of the popular series.
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'70s Rock Stars Accused Of Serious Crimes
While these musicians may be rock legends, their celebrity hasn't kept them out of trouble. Here are some '70s rockers accused of serious crimes.
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How World War II Helped Set Dick Van Dyke Up For His Career
No one knew, at the time, that swallowing 6 pounds of bananas and water was the first serious comedic performance of a legendary American actor, Dick Van Dyke.
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Why John Mellencamp Will Never Forget This Phone Call From Billy Joel
Before John Mellencamp was famous, he received a phone call from Billy Joel that served as a catalyst for his success. Here's why he'll never forget that call.
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The Truth About Gene Simmons' Relationship With Ace Frehley
Ace Frehley has been outspoken over the years over the ways that he feels he was wronged by Kiss bassist Gene Simmons and lead vocalist Paul Stanley.
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The Surprising Hand-Me-Down Patsy Cline Shared With Loretta Lynn
During Lynn's first radio performance in 1961, she dedicated a song to Patsy Cline, who was recovering from a devastating car accident.
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The History Behind The Stolen Just Judges Panel From The Ghent Altarpiece
The "Ghent Altarpiece" has been stolen more times than any other work of art. Here is the history behind the stolen "Just Judges" panel from the "Ghent Altarpiece."
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The Truth About Loretta Lynn's Relationship With Her Husband Doolittle
Loretta Lynn's nearly 50-year marriage was volatile, but there was love there. Here is the truth about her relationship with her husband, Doolittle.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Relisha Rudd Explained
Relisha Rudd went missing in 2014 at 8-years-old, and hasn't been seen since. Here's the story of how she went missing, and what may have happened to her.
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Here's What Dick Van Dyke Said About The Role That Got Away
Dick Van Dyke has forged a long career in show business playing nice guys -- in sitcoms, mysteries, and musicals. He almost broke that string.
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The Truth About Pope Francis' Relationship With The Former Pope
Pope Francis is in the unique position of succeeding a pope who is still alive. Here's the truth about his relationship with the previous pope, Benedict XVI.
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This County In China Is One Of The Most Dangerous Places In The World
For decades, China has been dealing with a natural disaster in the western parts of the country, especially Minqin County. This has made life there dangerous.
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The Truth About O.J. Simpson's Time In Jail
In 2007, O.J. Simpson was convicted of armed robbery, kidnapping, assault, conspiracy, and burglary for robbing two sports memorabilia dealers in Las Vegas.
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This Island In The Pacific Ocean Is One Of The Most Dangerous Places On Earth
The Marshall Islands, between Hawaii and Australia, are the site of U.S. nuclear weapon testing during the Cold War, making them dangerous even today.
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Weirdest Laws In Michigan
Michigan officially became the nation's 26th state in 1837. Like most states, Michigan also has a number of weird laws that seem either archaic or nonsensical.
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The Untold Truth Of Pam & Tommy
Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee are larger-than-life people, and the new Hulu mini-series on them aims to reveal the truth behind some of their notoriety.
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Howard Hughes' Tragic 1946 Plane Crash Explained
Howard Hughes is known for being an eccentric aviator, but in 1946 a tragic plane crash shaped the course of his life. Here's what happened in the crash.
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The Truth About Audrey Hepburn's First Marriage To Mel Ferrer
Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer met at a London party in 1953 with actor Gregory Peck making the introductions. Several issues soon cast a shadow on the couple.
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The Truth About Janis Joplin's Last Recording
Janis Joplin's last recording ever was a birthday message for John Lennon on this 30th birthday. Here's the story of how the song came about.
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Loretta Lynn Won Prizes For This Hobby Before Becoming Famous
Loretta Lynn is good at more than singing and songwriting. She even won prizes for this hobby before becoming famous.
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This Is How Players Get Elected To The Baseball Hall Of Fame
So how exactly do players like David Ortiz manage to get the call that they have been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame?
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Weirdest Laws In Idaho's State History
From small town ordinances to the ones enacted on the federal level, the laws that govern us can get pretty weird. Idaho is certainly not an exception here.
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This Is Why Football Championships Are Called Bowls
The usage of "bowl" in the lexicon of football actually has a long and interesting history, one that dates back all the way to the early 20th century
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