How Tom Hanks And Fred Rogers Are Related
Tom Hanks had no idea when he took the role that he would be getting a whole lot closer to Fred Rogers than he could have ever imagined.
Read MoreTom Hanks had no idea when he took the role that he would be getting a whole lot closer to Fred Rogers than he could have ever imagined.
Read MoreCelebrities have stepped forward to assist their country in times of need, either as active military or a volunteer. Among them is 'Golden Girl' Betty White.
Read MoreEver amass a collection of -- whatever? Baseball cards? Autographs? McDonald's toys? How about hair? More specifically, how about hair from dead presidents?
Read MoreThe recovery team encountered a disturbing scene: the boat floating at an angle, its windows broken, and bridge obliterated as though it had been struck.
Read MoreTodd Bridges started out as a child actor on the popular sitcom "Diff'rent Strokes." The series ran from the late '70s and ended in the mid-'80s.
Read MoreDespite the "Star Trek" money-free future, the fact is that space travel has a price tag -- and it's not cheap. Which method is more cost-effective?
Read MoreWhen authorities arrived at the Turpin family home, a house of horrors was discovered. The nation soon knew about the disturbing lives of over a dozen children.
Read MoreKoala populations are dying out in Australia due to chlamydia.
Read MoreJeff Johnson died by suicide on September 8, 2021.
Read MoreFor a time in his childhood, Jackie Robinson engaged in an activity that many other poor, minority youth engage in to this day: He joined a street gang.
Read MoreOnly about 650 authentic Stradivarius instruments made by Antonio Stradivari survive to this day.
Read MoreHumans often enjoy unique animal facts, but many of these "facts" don't hold up to scrutiny. Here are some common misconceptions about popular animals.
Read MoreThe Gospel of Luke, or the Gospel According to Luke, is a famous teaching that originates from the New Testament in the Bible.
Read MoreIn the Americas, it has been common for centuries to purchase and display poinsettias, which are heavily associated with the holiday and its symbolism.
Read MoreOn October 2, 2018, Jamal Khashoggi entered the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey and never left. The US-based journalist was a Saudi Arabia native.
Read MoreThe PMRC designated what they called the "The Filthy 15," which was music they felt to be particularly egregious by standards of decency.
Read MoreDan wasn't the only funny Aykroyd behind early seasons of "Saturday Night Live" — his younger brother, Peter Aykroyd, was a writer and cast member in 1979.
Read MoreLibra, the seventh sign of the zodiac and the constellation between Scorpius and Virgo, is either represented by a woman holding a traditional balance scale.
Read MoreRoman bathrooms tended to have a very unusual distinction: the individual toilets were often very close together. But that's not all that was distinctive.
Read MoreLisa Rinna revealed that her own mother had been kidnapped and attacked by a serial killer just a couple of years before she was born.
Read MoreAs it turns out, the Massachusetts Pilgrims and their neighbors might not have been the first to celebrate Thanksgiving in what is now the United States.
Read MoreHere's why cigarettes are no longer promoted via television and radio advertisements in the United States.
Read MoreThe Beverly Hills Supper Club fire is considered one of the worst disasters in Kentucky's history and remains the third-deadliest nightclub fire in the U.S.
Read MoreNative American reservations were built on a messed up history of colonization by an invading government, genocide, and stolen land.
Read MoreWith such aggressive playing, it would be reasonable to expect that Grohl took the drum part in the song from punk rock or maybe even heavy metal. But no.
Read MoreIn the late 2000s, Amanda Knox stood trial and was found guilty of murdering her British roommate, Meredith Kercher. After legal wrangling, she was released.
Read MoreBut the 1800s was a time of immense progress, especially in the area of transportation. Here’s what it was really like to travel across the U.S. in the 1800s.
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