The Tragic Myth Of Jason And Medea Explained
Western civilization is fortunate that so much of the ancient Greeks has survived, including a broad body of literature and myths that continues to entertain.
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Weirdest Laws In Arizona
Full of tourist spots that are sprinkled in between the popular destinations of the Grand Canyon and the Sonora Desert, Arizona is also home to some weird laws.
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Can Members Of The Royal Family Be Arrested?
Nobody's perfect. Not even royals. Maybe it's a simple mistake, a spoken gaffe, or even something criminal -- how accountable are members of the royal family?
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The Joni Mitchell Song You Didn't Realize Is About James Taylor
Joni Mitchell briefly dated James Taylor in the early '70s, and naturally a song came out of it. This is her song you didn't realize is about James Taylor.
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Weirdest Laws In Wisconsin
Wisconsin sits in the heart of the Great Lakes region. Just like other states, it has a set of laws they govern by. And a fair share of them are, albeit, weird.
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Why Pink Floyd Said No To Stanley Kubrick
Pink Floyd, the band that plumbed the depths of the human psyche, was once contacted by director Stanley Kubrick about using a song in one of his movies.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Olympic Medalist Deon Lendore
It's a sad fact that even the most accomplished young athletes are still flesh and blood. Olympian Deon Lendore died January 10 in a car accident.
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The Most Painful Ways To Die, According To Science
There are infinite ways to die, but some are worse than others. Here are the most painful ways to die, according to science.
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Whatever Happened To Ink Master Season 5 Winner, Jason Clay Dunn?
Jason Clay Dunn, from seasons 3 and 5 of the "Ink Master" TV show, is a fan favorite, but what's he up to now? Here's what happened to Jason Clay Dunn.
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What Happened To The Real Amityville Horror House?
The interested tourist can visit landmarks where history occurred -- the Alamo, maybe the White House. The Amityville Horror house is still standing, too.
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The Real Reason We Can't Find Thibaud De Castillon's Lost Treasure
The treasure of Thibaud de Castillon, a 14th-century bishop, has been lost for hundreds of years. This is the story of the treasure and its disappearance.
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What Martha Stewart's Life In Prison Was Really Like
There was only one regret Martha Stewart had about going to prison: She missed seeing Amy Poehler and Tina Fey on the "Saturday Night Live" stage.
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This Swiss Mountain Is One Of The Most Dangerous Places On Earth
Travelers of the world are eager to explore Mother Nature's boundless playground in all its grandeur, but some places on planet Earth are especially harrowing.
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Whatever Happened To Olympic Ice Dancers Meryl Davis And Charlie White?
Olympic ice dancers Meryl Davis and Charlie White first teamed up in 1997, and the pair became the first Americans to win a world title in the sport.
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The Truth About Michael Bolton's Black Sabbath Audition
Most would be proud to have auditioned for Black Sabbath. Not Michael Bolton. To this day, Bolton states the audition never happened.
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How Walt Disney Was Involved In The 1960 Winter Olympics
The Olympic Games breathe spectacle and pageantry. Who better to lead the charge for the 1960 games in Squaw Valley than Walt Disney himself?
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The Untold Truth Of Project MKULTRA
The CIA endeavor Project MKULTRA ended up changing people's lives forever.
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Main Characters From Hidden Figures That Didn't Exist In Real Life
The historical drama film "Hidden Figures" was released in 2017, and it followed the story of three Black women working at NASA's Langley Research Center.
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The Only City To Pull Out After Being Awarded The Winter Olympics
Only one city has ever pulled out of hosting the Olympic Games after already being awarded the honor. Denver, Colorado pulled out of the 1976 games.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Hugh Harlin Explained
First Dian Harlin, "the dog lady," washed ashore. She'd been strangled with a dog leash. And then her husband, Hugh Harlin, seemed to simply disappear.
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What Is The Olympic Sport Of Skeleton And Why Is It Called That?
Slipping and sliding down an icy slope is a particular type of nightmare scenario, unless you're doing it on purpose for the Olympics skeleton event.
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The Tragic History Of NYC's 'Death Avenue'
Hundreds were killed by a train that ran on the streets of New York during the Industrial Revolution. Here is the tragic history of NYC's "Death Avenue."
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The Sport Of Curling Is Older Than You Think
Ever since the Winter Games in 1924, curling has been an Olympic sport in which many countries have competed. Even before, curling had a substantial following.
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The Real Reason Lucille Ball Decided To Do I Love Lucy
True friendships can have their impact on how we live our lives. Some, like Lucille Ball, claim those friendships continue even after death.
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The Real Reason Paramore Took A Break
Paramore is a staple of the emo rock genre, with albums like "R!OT" topping the charts, but the band has since taken a break. Here's what happened to Paramore.
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Janet Jackson On What It Was Like To Work With Tupac
Rapper Tupac Shakur starred in "Poetic Justice" alongside singer Janet Jackson, and she had a fantastic and unexpected time working with her co-star.
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The Real Reason We Can't Find The Nazi Gold Allegedly Thrown Into Lake Toplitz
Nazi Germany was infamous for a wide range of crimes against humanity. One was widespread looting -- anything of value was commandeered and disappeared.
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