How Many Times Was Kenny Rogers Married?
Singer Kenny Rogers was an icon in the genre of country music. He became best known for his popular duet with Dolly Parton, "Islands in the Stream."
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Why Lucille Ball Hated Running Desilu Productions
Lucille Ball was a groundbreaking performer in the world of 1950s television, not least because of the studio she founded with her husband, Desi Arnaz.
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How Many Victims Did The Tehran Desert Vampire Really Have?
The Tehran Desert Vampire was hanged for the killings of at least 20 people. However, the unofficial count of his victims could be much higher.
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Weirdest Laws In Connecticut
Connecticut seems like a pretty sleepy state. The third-smallest state has a system of law and order that makes a compelling argument for total anarchy.
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The Real Reason There Was No Autopsy On Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR's death certificate says he died of a cerebral hemorrhage, but that may not have been the whole story. Here's why there was no autopsy on his body.
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The Crosby Family Tree Explained
Bing Crosby is one of the most successful entertainers in American history -- actor, singer, businessman. He also fathered seven children with two wives.
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The Truth About Kenny Rogers' Friendship With Lionel Richie
Kenny Rogers and Lionel Richie are two of music's most recognizable icons, but they were also great friends. Here's how the two artists formed a bond.
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The Real Reason We Can't Find The Lost Treasure Of Shipwrecked Flor De La Mar
The treasure of the Flor de la Mar, which was shipwrecked in the 16th century, has been lost for centuries. Here's the story behind the immense treasure.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Kristen Modafferi
In June 1997, 18-year-old Kristen Modafferi arrived in San Francisco to take a photography class at UC Berkeley. She mysteriously disappeared not long after.
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How Did Ice Cube Get His Stage Name?
What we do know is the baby went on to become a multi-hyphenate performer famous for being one of the foundational members of Los Angeles' gangsta rap scene.
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The Real Reason Coldplay Won't Make Music After 2025
Formed by university students in London, British rock band Coldplay has topped the charts in both the U.S. and the U.K. for over two decades.
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The Truth About Keanu Reeves' Friendship With River Phoenix
Keanu Reeves has said that River Phoenix was one of his closest friends before the "Stand by Me" actor died at 23. Here is the truth about their friendship.
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Here's Who Inherited John F. Kennedy Jr.'s Money After He Died
The life of John F. Kennedy Jr. — the child of John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy — tragically came to an end on July 16, 1999.
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What This 180 Million-Year-Old 'Sea Dragon' Fossil Might Be Able To Tell Us
The ancient world was full of any number of gigantic creatures on both the land and sea. A so-called "sea dragon" fossil was recently found in the U.K.
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The True Story Behind Nosferatu
Few horror movies are as iconic as F.W. Murnau's 1922 silent film Nosferatu, but the movie was a nightmare to make. This is the true story behind Nosferatu.
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Maya Angelou Just Made American History
Maya Angelou broke through innumerable barriers with her art and her voice, illuminating the experience of Black women. She has made history again.
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The Tragic Truth About Desmond Tutu
South African cleric Desmond Tutu's live was far from rosy. Here's a look at the tragic truth about Desmond Tutu.
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This Was The First Rock Band To Play Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Hall, known for classical music, is one of the most iconic and historic music venues in New York, but it also hosted its fair share of rock n' roll.
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The Truth About The Black Box Recording The End Of Civilization
The way things are going, humanity may well be headed for extinction. Here is the truth about the black box recording the end of civilization.
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What The American Road Trip Was Like 100 Years Ago
For the road trippers of the 1920s, their journeys were not about convenience but untamed adventure. Here's what the American road trip was like 100 years ago.
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Why Bret Hart Ended His Wrestling Career
Bret Hart's precise technical skill is what earned him his other nickname: "The Excellence of Execution." Not all of his opponents were equally careful.
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How Did Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes Get Her Nickname?
Lisa Lopes was one-third of the musical hip-hop group called TLC and went by the name Left Eye. She would have a short and controversial life.
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Tragic Details Found In Reggie White's Autopsy Report
Exercise. Stay active. We've all heard the advice for a long life. Even professional athletes can be taken down by conditions that are serious indeed.
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Gilbert Gottfried's Friendship With Bob Saget Explained
The world knew Bob Saget as the clean-cut Danny Tanner of 'Full House,' but Gilbert Gottfried knew the real Bob. Here's the truth about their friendship.
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What You Need To Know About Olympic Freestyle Skier Chris Lillis
Chris Lillis of the United States is definitely what we call "Olympic material." The 23-year-old has an impressive track record for someone so young.
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How Many Times Has Axl Rose Been Arrested?
Axl Rose, frontman of Guns N' Roses, has been arrested dozens of times throughout the course of his life. Here's what happened leading to his arrests.
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The Real Reason Snake Venom Is More Valuable Than Gold
According to the World Health Organization, there are over 3,000 species of snakes in the world, but only 600 of them are venomous.
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