How Millennials Got Their Name
The GI generation, baby boomers, Generation X, Millennials, iGen ... All of these labels are punchy and catchy, but where do they come from?
Read MoreThe GI generation, baby boomers, Generation X, Millennials, iGen ... All of these labels are punchy and catchy, but where do they come from?
Read MoreEverybody knows that the bigger the brain, the more intelligence it will hold. Bigger=smarter, right? Unless, of course, that's not actually true.
Read MoreIt's a sad fact of life -- of history -- that not all crimes are solved, not all criminals are brought to justice, not all victims find some justice.
Read MoreThe Jules Rimet Trophy was the original prize to play for at the FIFA World Cup. It was stolen in 1966 and later recovered under remarkable circumstances.
Read MoreJewel theft has been the starting point of novels, films, and TV shows. A real-life jewel heist in Ireland remains unsolved, and the jewels are still missing.
Read MoreIt should go without saying that Slash is one of the greatest rock guitarists of all time, but where did he get his iconic nickname?
Read MoreThe 2022 Winter Olympic Games begin February 4 in Beijing, China, and slalom skiing champion and Olympic gold medalist Mikaela Shiffrin is one to watch.
Read More"Being the Ricardos" was a bit controversial from the get-go. There are big differences between the movie and the real story of Lucy and Desi Arnaz's marriage.
Read MoreSome people are fortunate enough to have discovered their life's passion at an early age. That seems to be the case of Olympic skater Alysa Liu.
Read MoreThe events of the 1928 London flood remain, as of 2022, unmatched. Here's what really happened when London flooded in 1928.
Read MoreThe Prince Andrew situation is just the most recent example from British history of a Windsor family member losing their titles. Here's what happens afterward.
Read MoreVan Halen was the highest-paid band at the US Festival inn 1983, setting a Guinness world record for the highest-paid single performance by a band.
Read MoreWorld War II was like a spider's web of human suffering, with Nazi Germany as the vicious spider at the center. That spider was finally squashed in April 1995.
Read MoreJames Taylor and Joni Mitchell are two of the most well-known artists of their time. They used to be a romantic couple, and now remain good friends.
Read MoreWith its reputation for rugged individualism, you might think that a state like Texas would be lacking when it came to weird laws. Apparently, that's not so.
Read MoreThe house from "The Golden Girls" was recently sold for over $4 million, and it's nothing like you'd think from the show. Here's what happened to the house.
Read MoreAfter Tupac's death, his mother, Afeni Shakur, inherited his estate. Afeni had set up a trust for her son's music rights and named Tom Whalley as the executor.
Read MoreElon Musk is planning to create humanoid robots named "Optimus," using the same technology as the self-driving car. Here's the truth behind these robots.
Read MoreJudy Garland's experience during production of "The Wizard of Oz" was far from magical, and the misery she endured would stay with her for life.
Read MoreSome of the most villainous WWE wrestlers are actually very nice people, once you get past all the sneering and chair shots.
Read MoreFans have come up with some theories that make some of your favorite horror movies even more horrific … and some of your childhood favorites into horror movies.
Read MoreThis is the untold truth of Dr. Ruth, all the way from childhood in Nazi Germany to a long career as a therapist for those between-the-sheets moments.
Read MoreBoxing may seem vicious now, but compared to the sport's beginnings in the United States, it's actually quite tame.
Read MoreAs you might have guessed, the state of Maryland has instated some pretty weird laws over the years, and many of them are still on the books.
Read MoreJames Taylor's song "Fire and Rain," one of his biggest mainstream hits, was inspired by the death of his childhood friend, Suzanne Schnerr.
Read MoreJonathan DeBarge was the youngest of the DeBarge family to go into show business, but his potential was cut short when a drug arrest landed him in prison.
Read MoreCountry singer Patsy Cline was one of the first to bridge the gap between pop and country music. She was also the first to request to join the Grand Ole Opry.
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