Weirdest Laws In Utah
All 50 states have their fair share of laws that could be considered outright bizarre, and you'll find that the Beehive State is no exception.
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The Untold Truth Of The Crow Tribe
The Crow are one of the more interesting yet lesser-known tribes of the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains. This is the untold truth of the Crow Tribe.
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Did Medieval Bards Really Exist?
If you're a musician -- better yet, a singer/songwriter -- you might call yourself a troubadour, or a minstrel, or even a bard. Is there a difference?
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How Many Victims Did The 'Pillow Killer' Yvan Keller Really Have?
Dubbed the "Pillow Killer," he's known as a notorious French serial killer whose victims were women alone in their homes and attacked while they were sleeping.
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This Is How Many Kids Robert Redford Has
Robert Redford has found great success as an actor and director in Hollywood. Perhaps less public is his life as a husband as well as a father.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Annie Laurie Hearin Explained
In 1988, Annie Laurie Hearin was a 73-year-old southern socialite who vanished under bizarre circumstances — and her husband was among Mississippi's richest.
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Whatever Happened To USA Figure Skating Star Johnny Weir?
Johnny Weir is a two-time Olympic figure skater who dazzled during his time on the ice. Now, he's transitioned into a role as commentator for NBC.
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How The Days Of The Week Got Their Names
Most of us live within the context of the seven-day week. It wasn't always so. Also, those seven days have individual names. That wasn't always so, either.
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The Truth About The 2022 Winter Olympics Mascot
It's not at all unusual for sports to utilize an emblem -- a mascot, whether it's a team or the Olympic Games. The mascot for the 2022 Olympics is ready.
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Why NHL Players Aren't Participating In The 2022 Winter Olympics
Over the past couple of decades, the NHL sent their best players to the Winter Olympics, first starting in 1998. However, the league is skipping 2022.
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Weirdest Laws In Colorado
Here is a smattering of just a few verifiable laws that people must abide by in Colorado, found right in the Centennial State's municipal codes.
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The Untold Truth Of The Acts Of The Apostles
In the late first or early second century, a new addition to the genre of loosely-related gospels was written: the book we now know as the Acts of the Apostles.
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How The Norwegian Seed Vault Is Preparing For The Apocalypse
When you get right down to it, human nourishment relies on plants, in one form or another, at some point in the food chain. How secure is that for the future?
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The Tragic Death Of Kanye West's Mother
Kanye West's mother died tragically following elective surgeries in 2007. The loss has devastated the rapper ever since.
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Desmond Tutu's Remains Were Aquamated. Here's What That Means
Instead of a burial or cremation, Desmond Tutu opted for a considerably more low-key send-off, utilizing an eco-friendly process called aquamation.
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The Mysterious Death Of Brian Foguth Explained
Brian Foguth was a convenience store worker who was killed by a robber in 1994. The murderer was never caught. Here's what happened that night.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Amy Bechtel Explained
Despite the wonders of modern technology, tragically, people still manage to disappear without a trace. That seems to be the case of Amy Bechtel.
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How Will The Pandemic Affect The 2022 Winter Olympics?
China's 'zero-Covid' policy includes extreme measures that experts say will not allow the country to pull off the 2022 Winter Olympics. Here's why.
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The Untold Truth Of Betty White's The Pet Set
Animal lover Betty White once had her own talk show that centered around animal education. Here is the untold truth of Betty White's The Pet Set.
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What Is The Ancient Egyptian Ebers Papyrus?
As long as there have been humans, there have been attempts to correct bodily ills, whether sickness or accident. Proof? Ancient Egypt's "Gray's Anatomy."
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Why You Rarely Hear About Live Nowadays
Here's why many fans haven't heard much from 1990s alternative rock hitmakers Live in recent years.
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Whatever Happened To USA Speed Skating Star Joey Cheek?
Joey Cheek is one of the best speed skaters in Olympic history, winning a gold medal in 2006. But what he's up to these days might surprise you.
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Whatever Happened To USA Figure Skating Star Brian Boitano?
Competing, let alone succeeding, in the Olympic Games is the result of talent and years of dedicated effort. But once the games are over -- what then?
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Betty White: The Untold Truth
Between her acting career and her charitable work with animals, Betty White always seems to have something interesting and exciting on her plate.
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Weirdest Laws In Missouri
Every state has more than a handful of bizarre ordinances that are still the law of the land. In our nation's heartland, Missouri is no exception.
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Every Stage Name Used By Biggie Smalls Explained
Rapper Christopher Wallace, also known as Biggie Smalls, went by a few different stage names. Here is every one of his stage names explained.
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The Oldest Couple Sentenced To Death Row
Ray and Faye Copeland were the oldest couple ever sentenced to death row. This is the story of their crimes.
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