The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Layne Staley
Alice In Chains frontman Layne Staley had one of the mightiest voices in rock history and was one of the greats of the Seattle grunge movement.
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'90s Stars Who Died In Bizarre Ways
Plenty of '90s celebrities quietly faded away as the years passed and even died, but some of those stars of the 1990s met their maker in the most bizarre way.
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Strict Rules U.S. Marines Have To Follow
Considering the level of discipline we associate with the United States Marine Corps, it's not surprising that Marines have strict rules they must follow.
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Here's The Origin Behind Aerosmith's Name
You've probably heard of Aerosmith, the legendary rock band fronted by Steven Tyler. But do you know where the name comes from? Does it even mean anything?
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Band Breakups That Were Worse Than You Thought
Creative differences and personality clashes can lead to the fracturing of even the most successful bands, but these band breakups were worse than you thought.
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Where These Legendary Rappers Are Buried
Dedicated fans may want to visit their favorite musician's grave and pay tribute ... if they can. Here's where these legendary rappers are buried.
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The Myth About Rosa Parks You Should Never Believe
Despite what some have been led to believe, Parks wasn't just a tired, middle-aged woman whose feet hurt.
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Military Battles That Were Worse Than You Thought
History is littered with bloody battles that claimed the lives of combatants and civilians alike, but a few notable battles were even worse than you thought.
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Historical Films Historians Can't Stand To Watch
Some liberties have to be taken in order to turn a historical film into good entertainment, but there are some movies that historians can't stand to watch.
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The Greatest Song In The History Of Eurovision
The "Eurovision Song Contest" made its TV debut in 1956 and is still running. Decades later, this 1974 hit remains the greatest song in the show's history.
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Things MythBusters Actually Got Wrong
"MythBusters" featured a talented team of engineers, experts, and testers, but even Adam, Jamie, and the Build Team got it wrong every now and then.
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Musicians Who Died Right At The Peak Of Their Fame
Catastrophe and tragic personal circumstances have taken some of the best musicians away from us far too soon, some of whom died at the peak of their fame.
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Why Serial Killers Are Reportedly Good At Passing Lie Detector Tests
You might have heard that serial killers are good at passing lie detector tests — disturbingly good, even. And there's a particular reason for that.
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Unexpected Cars You Didn't Know Former Presidents Once Owned
From posh limousines and early electric cars to a floating convertible and a "tin can" on wheels, here are some surprising cars once owned by U.S. presidents.
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What Your History Class Didn't Teach You About WWII
History class probably taught you a lot of things about World War II, but it can only cover so much. Indeed, lots is left out from such curriculums.
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Mythical Monsters That Might Have Actually Existed
Many mythical monsters were metaphorical or pure figments of the imagination, but a few may have some foundation in reality and might have actually existed.
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11 Most Chilling End Of The World Predictions Famous People Had
End of the world predictions are nothing new. In fact, there have been many over the years, and some came from famous people you wouldn't expect.
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What The Final Year Of Hitler's Life Was Really Like
The final year of Adolf Hitler's life was a turbulent one. Through the years, we have learned more about the fateful days that led to his defeat.
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Whatever Happened To Tipper Gore?
Few vice presidents have a media profile like Al Gore, who served in the Clinton administration. Gore and his wife split after 40 years, so where is she now?
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The Real Reason American Flags Are Backwards On Military Uniforms
There are a lot of rules around proper flag etiquette, so it's strange that American flags are sometimes backwards on military uniforms. Here's the reason.
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What If Brian Laundrie Had Been Captured Alive?
Brian Laundrie's remains were identified on October 21, 2021. If he had been captured alive, there are a few things that could have happened.
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What Does It Mean When A Trucker Flashes Their Lights Twice?
At some point, while driving or as a passenger, you might have seen a trucker flash their lights twice. There's a pretty specific meaning behind this.
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How Much Is The Pope's Ring Worth?
The Vatican has an estimated net worth between 10 and 15 billion dollars. But what could the Pope get for his ring? How much is the Pope's ring worth?
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Things That Came Out About Richard Simmons After He Died
Even though he was 76, Richard Simmon's sudden death in July of 2024 came as a surprise. Here are things that came out about the fitness guru after he died.
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The Real Reason A Casket Can Explode
If you've ever heard of exploding casket syndrome, you might have wondered if it's a myth. But it's real, and it happens for some pretty specific reasons.
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Whatever Happened To Chris Watts' House?
In August 2018, Chris Watts murdered his pregnant wife, Shanann, and their two daughters, Celeste and Bella. You might be wondering what happened to their home.
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Tragic Details From Tammy Wynette's Autopsy
Country music icon Tammy Wynette died at 55-years-old. Though she had ongoing health issues, her daughters suspected foul play. Here's what her autopsy showed.
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