Whatever Happened To Twista?
Chicago native Twista is a rapper known for his fast-rhyming. In 1992. His initial debut in the music industry was in 1992 with "Runnin' Off at Da Mouth."
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The Tragic Death Of Alexander Litvinenko Explained
In contrast to how assassinations in media and real-life are often quick affairs, such was not the case for Alexander Litvinenko, a Russian security officer.
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How The Lady Of The Dunes Cold Case Was Finally Solved
A woman's mutilated body was found in Race Point Dunes in Provincetown in 1974 and was unidentified until 2022. Police also say they've identified her killer.
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The Real Reason The Wanted Broke Up
The Wanted, a British boy band that topped the charts in the early 2010s, formed in 2009. Yet, after four years together, the group announced a hiatus.
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The Real Meaning Behind Black Sabbath's Iron Man
Just about every wannabe rock guitarist knows the opening lick to Black Sabbath's "Iron Man." What's the song's genesis? The comic book or something else?
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The Untold Truth Of Isaiah From The Bible
Without the Hebrew prophet Isaiah, religious beliefs could look very different. The biblical Book of Isaiah bears his name, having written 39 chapters of it.
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The Tragic Murder Of The Notorious B.I.G. Explained
You can't help but wonder what might have been -- if Notorious B.I.G. and rival Tupac Shakur had avoided assassination, living on to create more art.
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The Truth About The Time Jimi Hendrix Was Kidnapped
The story is a little bit hazy depending on who is telling it, but here is the truth about the time Jimi Hendrix was kidnapped.
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What Bono Really Thinks About Mick Jagger
U2's Bono is one of the most famous frontmen in rock. Here is what he really thinks about another iconic frontman -- The Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger.
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What Really Happened After Peter The Great Died?
How to choose a nation's leadership is a question that's plagued various societies for millennia. Succession is especially tricky if no heir has been named.
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Tragic Details Found In Dana Plato's Autopsy Report
Diff'rent Strokes star Dana Plato died at 34 from a drug overdose. Here are tragic details found in her autopsy report.
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The Real Reason Elton John Fired Tom Hardy For The Lead Role In Rocketman
It's tough, casting an actor to play an actual, historic individual. It must be even harder when that individual is still alive and watching you.
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The Feud Between Roger Daltrey And The Rolling Stones Explained
While this particular feud never reached the level of, say, Guns N' Roses and Nirvana, the one between Roger Daltrey and the Rolling Stones was still stinging.
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How Queen Latifah Got Her Stage Name
It's no secret that many performing artists change their name at the beginning of their careers. It's fascinating to learn where the new name originated.
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This Swarthmore Ritual Is One Of The Weirdest College Traditions
Swarthmore College has one of the strangest college traditions in the US. The Pterodactyl Hunt started in the 1980s as a prank, and continues today.
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How Historically Accurate Is Saving Private Ryan?
Try as they might, filmmakers often find themselves taking shortcuts -- some big, some small -- when trying to depict history on the big screen.
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The Surprising Origin Of As Tears Go By By The Rolling Stones
As a Rolling Stones song, As Tears Go By was ian outlier in the truest sense -- and one that has quite an interesting origin story of its own.
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What Gene Kelly's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
The camera moves in; the actor gives a smile, radiating kindness and good humor. The camera shuts off, and the actor is a very different person.
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The Real Meaning Of Goo Goo Dolls' Song Slide
The alternative band Goo Goo Dolls have sold millions of albums worldwide, with 18 top 10 singles climbing various charts since the group formed in the 1980s.
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The Surprising Way The 'Wolf Of Moscow' Was Finally Caught
Russian serial killer Vasili Komaroff, known as "The Wolf of Moscow," killed 33 people before he was eventually arrested by police at his home.
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How Many Victims Did The Bayou Strangler Really Have?
The Bayou Strangler was a serial killer in the mid-1990s who preyed on vulnerable men. He would strangle his victims and then leave them in fields or bayous.
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The Real Reason Bernie Leadon Left The Eagles
Band members come and band members go. Some keep the same lineup for years; others, it's like they've got a revolving door leading to participation.
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How Many Humans Have Ever Been Alive?
Currently there are nearly 9 billion people living on Earth and using its resources. But how many humans have ever been alive?
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The Truth About The Beach Boys' Relationship With Chuck Berry
It would be impossible to find pop musicians, including the Beach Boys, in the 1963 that weren't inspired in some way by rock 'n' roll pioneer Chuck Berry.
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The Woman Rasputin: The Truth About The Killer Nun
There's no shortage of instances of abuse within numerous religions. It doesn't often go so far as actual murder -- unless it involves Mariam Soulakiotis.
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The Truth About Keith Richards' Relationship With Ed Sheeran
Keith Richards and Ed Sheeran are both British guitar players who seem to share a mutual respect. Here is the truth about their relationship.
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How Many Victims Did 'The Werewolf' Mikhail Popkov Really Have?
Notorious serial killer Mikhail Popkov, also known as "The Werewolf," was born March 7, 1964, in Siberia. In 1992, he began murdering numerous women in Russia.
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