Bruxa: The Myth Explained
A Bruxa is a creature of Portuguese mythology and is essentially a woman who has turned herself into a vampire using witchcraft.
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The Unsolved Mystery Of The Maine Penny
The "Maine Penny" is an artifact discovered in 1957, and whose origins still remain a mystery. The penny may have been from either England or Scandinavia.
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Jessa Bigelow Says This Was The Hardest Part Of Competing On Ink Master
In the latest of Spike's Ink Master season, New Jersey-based artist Jessa Bigelow crossed needles with 19 others in pursuit of the grand prize.
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How Many Victims Did The Beast Of Ukraine Really Have?
Anatoly Onoprienko, also known as "The Beast of Ukraine," was a serial killer who murdered entire families in the early 90s. Here's how many victims he had.
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What Stanley Kubrick's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
What Stanley Kubrick's had a reputation for demanding a lot from his cast and crew. Here is what his on-set behavior was really like.
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The Real Reason Geezer Butler Quit Black Sabbath
Fans of the genre generally stand in agreement that Black Sabbath are the reigning kings of metal music. The band's conception inspired a whole rock sub-genre.
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Surprising Facts About Walt Disney
Walt Disney was an icon, but decades after his death, people are still trying to figure out who he really was. Here are some surprising facts about Walt Disney.
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Serial Killer H.H. Holmes' Bizarre Dying Request
Serial killer H.H. Holmes' killed anywhere from 20 to 200 people in his so-called murder castle. Sentenced to death, this was his bizarre dying request.
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The Tragic Death Of Darrent Williams
The story of Denver Broncos' Darrent Williams is one of potential, hope, and sadness, as well as being part of the community of the team that drafted him.
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The Most Infamous Killer Nuns
There's a reason why nuns put fear into people. Mny of them have been accused and found as killers. Here are some of the most infamous killer nuns.
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Inside Andy Warhol's Doomed Romance With Edie Sedgwick
American artist Andy Warhol usually dated men, but one woman became his muse: Inside Andy Warhol's doomed romance with Edie Sedgwick.
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The Unsolved Mystery Of This Ancient Roman Jar
This mysterious ancient Roman jar has a more intriguing history than it may first appear. It was likely used in the worship of the god Mithras.
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Disturbing Details About Timothy McVeigh's Time In The Military
Timothy McVeigh was a skilled soldier before his extremist views led him to mass murder. Here are disturbing details about his time in the military.
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This Is How Many Victims Jeffrey Dahmer Actually Had
Jeffrey Dahmer is one of the most notorious serial killers in modern times. This is how many victims he actually had.
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Whatever Happened To H.H. Holmes' Murder Castle?
H.H. Holmes was a notorious serial killer in Chicago in the late 19th century. Here's what happened to the murder castle where he killed his victims.
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The Real Reasons Bill Ward Quit Black Sabbath
Here's why Bill Ward quit Black Sabbath in 1980, and later on in 2012 ahead of their farewell album and tour.
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Whatever Happened To Mos Def?
Rapper and actor Mos Def was a well-loved celebrity in the 90s, but we don't hear his name often anymore. Whatever happened to Mos Def?
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The Mythology Behind The Ursa Major Constellation Explained
The Ursa Major constellation has ancient roots in Greek mythology. Zeus turned the nymph Callisto and her son Arcas into Ursa Major and Minor.
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The Sad Way Elton John Remembers Michael Jackson
Pop icon Michael Jackson was a deeply troubled person, and this vulnerable side of Jackson is the one that will stick in Elton John's memory.
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How Stevie Wonder Really Lost His Sight
Stevie Wonder is as famous for his music as he is for being a blind musician. Here is how he really lost his sight.
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Whatever Happened To Foxy Brown?
For a time in the late 1990s and early 2000s, one of the biggest names in rap and hip-hop was Brooklyn native Foxy Brown, real name Inga Marchand.
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The Truth About Elvis Presley's Friendship With Johnny Cash
Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley developed a mutual admiration that would last a lifetime, even after fame and fate sent them their separate ways.
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Whatever Happened To Rakim?
Many consider Rakim one of the best rap lyricists of all time. He has been on a first-name basis with the world ever since bursting onto the scene with Eric B.
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How Stevie Nicks Really Feels About Lindsey Buckingham Being Fired From Fleetwood Mac
The juiciest period of Fleetwood Mac history might be happening now, in the wake of Lindsey Buckingham's firing in 2018 and Stevie Nicks' feelings about it.
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This Is How The Freeway Killer Was Finally Caught
William Bonin, also known as California's "Freeway Killer," was caught in the act of assaulting his victim.
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The Surprising Way AC/DC's Music Is Being Used By Medical Researchers
Researchers found that AC/DC's "Thunderstruck" made cancer treatments more efficient.
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The Most Infamous Serial Killer Nurses
They kill because they like it, because they can, or because they believe they're putting an end to suffering. These are the most infamous serial killer nurses.
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