The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Emily Dickinson
Emily Dickinson is one of the most famous American poets, but you might not know that her poetry stems from a life filled with sadness and loss. T
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The Story Behind James Taylor And Carole King's Carolina In My Mind
Legendary singer-songwriter James Taylor plays "Carolina in My Mind" with longtime performance partner Carole King nearly every time they perform.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Janet Jackson
Independently from her famous family, Janet Jackson is a household name and has endured her own hardships. This is the tragic real-life story of Janet Jackson.
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The Surprising Connection Between Wilson Phillips And The Beach Boys
The story of the '90s pop trio Wilson Phillips all began on a basketball court in 1968. The girls met in childhood long before their chart success.
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Tony Bennett's First Singing Job May Surprise You
Tony Bennett is one of the most famous singers in the U.S., with one of the most storied careers, but how did he get his start? This was his first singing job.
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Why Audrey Hepburn Made Johnny Carson Nervous When She Appeared On The Tonight Show
Audrey Hepburn was the only guest who ever rattled "The Tonight Show" host Johnny Carson. Here's why the Hollywood star made Carson so nervous.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Omar Sharif
Few movie actors had a star shine as brightly as Omar Sharif's in the 1960s -- "Lawrence of Arabia," "Dr. Zhivago." What became of the Egyptian-born performer?
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Who Is Leonard Cohen's Chelsea Hotel No. 2 Really About?
Leonard Cohen's song, "Chelsea Hotel No. 2," was actually about Janis Joplin and a sexual encounter they had in New York City's Chelsea Hotel.
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How Accurate Is The Movie Cool Runnings?
The Disney film "Cool Runnings" is based on the true story of the Jamaican bobsled team going to the 1988 Olympics, by how accurate is it?
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The Outrageous Number Of Deaths Genghis Khan Is Responsible For
Genghis Kahn is known as one of the most powerful and brutal warlords of all time, but how many people did he actually kill? This is his staggering death toll.
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The Trump Family Tree Explained
Everyone is familiar with the immediate family of Donald Trump, but what about his extended family? This is Donald Trump's family tree, explained.
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The Secret Service Used This Code Name To Refer To Jimmy Carter
The Secret Service develops code names for every U.S. president and their family members. Here's how the Secret Service chose Jimmy Carter's code name.
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The Story Behind The Curse Of The Arizona Cardinals
The curse of the Arizona Cardinals dates back to the NFL's earliest days in the mid-1920s, back when they were based in Chicago.
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The Most Controversial Super Bowl Game Ever
With so much build-up, Super Bowl games can often be anti-climactic. But, there is one game that still remains the most controversial Super Bowl ever.
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This Is How The Jamaican Bobsled Team Trains For The Olympics
The Jamaican bobsled team rose to international popularity in the 1988 Winter Olympics, and from the film "Cool Runnings," but how do they actually train?
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Most Important Battles Of World War II
World War II was the largest, deadliest, and most widespread armed conflict in human history. Here are some of its most important battles.
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Why Axl Rose Once Got Into A Fist Fight With David Bowie
David Bowie and Axl Rose are two of the world's most famous musicians, but they actually once got into a fist fight. Here's what went down between them.
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The Truth About Buck Barrow, Clyde Barrow's Older Brother
Bonnie and Clyde -- names firmly fixed in American pop culture and history of crime. Also part of the mix? Clyde's big brother, Marvin -- aka Buck.
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The First Super Bowl Had A Jetpack. Here's What You Need To Know
The first Super Bowl was in 1967 when space exploration was all the rage. The halftime show even had a jetpack. Here's what you need to know.
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This Was The Name Of Debbie Harry's First Band
Debbie Harry is a famous singer who rose to fame in the late '70s as the frontwoman of the iconic band, Blondie. She became a recognizable figure of the era.
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This Blondie Song Almost Went To Stevie Nicks
Blondie's Debby Harry wrote the lyrics to "Call Me," which was the theme song for the movie "American Gigolo."
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The Truth About The Time Pink Floyd Was Sued By Students
Pink Floyd's 1979 hit song "Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2" featured the vocals of teens who weren't paid royalties for their participation.
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What Really Happened During The 1973 Oil Crisis?
What exactly caused the First Oil Crisis and how did it have such an expansive impact? Here's what really happened during the 1973 oil crisis.
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These Were The Biggest Scientific Breakthroughs Of 1922
A hundred years ago, scientists were chasing inventive ideas in all sorts of fields. Here are just a few scientific advancements that came out of the year 1922.
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Was Stacy Peterson's Body Ever Found?
On October 28th, 2007, a young Illinois mother of two named Stacy Peterson was supposed to help her sister paint her home. She never arrived.
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The Truth About The 'Stelliferous Era' Of The Universe
The Stelliferous Era is the era we are living in right now, the only era in which the stars and life as we know it can exist, before the cosmos comes to an end.
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The CDC Zombie Apocalypse Guide You Had No Idea Existed
The CDC has been helping people prep for flesh-eating zombies since 2011 — and interestingly, the guide was last reviewed and updated in late February, 2021.
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