The Tragic Truth About Black Friday Deaths
The day after Thanksgiving is often marked shopping for deals and discounts. What can start out as a day of bargain hunting, though, can end in tragedy.
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Sylvester Stallone Admits His Biggest Regret From The Rocky Series
Beginning with the original 1976 film, which won the Academy Award for Best Picture, the Rocky franchise has spawned five sequels plus a reboot franchise.
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The Tragic Death Of Sally Clark
A solicitor named Sally Clark was convicted of killing two of her infant children (who'd died 14 months apart) in a decision that was later overturned.
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How Accurate Is Nashville's Parthenon Replica?
The Parthenon of Athens inspired architecture across the world, especially in 1897 when Nashville commissioned a replica for the Centennial Exposition.
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The Truth About Steve Jobs' Strained Relationship With Daughter Lisa
Though Steve Jobs became worth more than $200 million in 1980, he was required to pay only $500 a month in child support.
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The Real Reason Rahab Risked Her Life In The Bible
One of the most infamous women in the Bible is Rahab, and her story is filled with enough drama and suspense to make any soap opera jealous.
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How Much Is The White House Worth?
You probably won't be able to buy the president's house any time soon — but, if the government could put the White House on the market, how much would they get?
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Surprising Details Found In Larry King's Autopsy Report
Veteran television journalist and radio host Larry King was one of the most famous people in the world at one point in his career.
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What George Harrison Did Before He Became Famous
George Harrison was tremendously successful as a member of the Beatles, a solo artist, and part of the supergroup, The Traveling Wilburys.
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14 Types Of Monkeys And How They Differ
Monkeys are the most numerous type of primate in the world, and this worldwide range means they're diverse. Here are 14 types of monkeys and how they differ.
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Why You Won't Be Able To See Stars In The Future
If you live in a crowded city, you're probably used to looking up at a night sky full of nothing but blackness or, at best, a handful of stars.
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How The Who Concert Disaster Created An Expert In Crowd Control
Paul Wertheimer was the public information officer for Cincinnati that day but was at home, sick. Hearing the report of the tragedy, Wertheimer raced there.
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Is This The Creepiest Place In The Universe?
It can be foreboding to think about the Universe. The infinite size and scope of everything we know in existence is beyond comprehension.
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What We Know About George Harrison's Experience With The Hells Angels
Beatles' guitarist George Harrison's casual invitation to the Hells Angels turned out to be an unforgettable experience.
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The One Thing Paul McCartney Never Got To Say To John Lennon
The 1964 debut of the Beatles in America marked the beginning of "The British Invasion," during which many other British bands found roots across the Atlantic.
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The Surprising Way Queen Elizabeth Paid For Her Wedding Dress
To be respectful of the audience at home (and viewers all over the world) still reeling from World War II, the wedding was a bit more austere than usual.
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How Many Deaths Is Pablo Escobar Responsible For?
Pablo Escobar was one of the most infamous figures in recent history, becoming one of the richest people in the world due to his massive drug empire.
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Basic Facts Neil deGrasse Tyson Has Gotten Wrong
Neil deGrasse Tyson ruins your favorite movie by pointing out everything wrong in it. He shouldn't judge, based on the many basic facts he's outright botched.
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Travis Scott's History Of Concert Mishap Lawsuits Explained
On November 5, 2021, tragedy struck at Travis Scott's Astroworld Festival in Houston, Texas, when a massive crowd surge led to the deaths of eight people.
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How The Moors Murderers Were Finally Caught
The first killing occurred on July 12, 1963. Sadly, four more lives would be taken before Ian Brady and Myra Hindley would be caught.
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The Untold Truth Of Kris Kross
Made up of Chris Kelly and Chris Smith, the pre-teen hip duo Kris Kross was one of the most successful and youngest musical acts of the early 1990s.
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Hillary Clinton's Conversation With The Ghost Of Eleanor Roosevelt Explained
The story begins with Bill and Hillary Clinton meeting with some self-help experts in 1994, including author and spiritualist Jean Houston.
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How Spencer Ignored Diana's True Story
The hotly anticipated new movie "Spencer," starring Kristen Stewart in the role of the People's Princess, is many things: moving, beautiful, and tragic.
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The Creepy Story Behind Artemus Ogletree's Murder
The murder of Artemus Ogletree, who hid behind the name Roland T. Owen, still remains a mystery.
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The History Of Epiphany Explained
The exact meaning of Epiphany has long been up for debate. For some, the holiday is an opportunity to celebrate the glory of Jesus' various manifestations.
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Charlie Chaplin's Tragic Real-Life Story
No one in history has made people laugh as much as Charlie Chaplin. Yet his real life was as far from a laugh a minute.
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This Colorized Photo Will Change How You Look At Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi was born in 1869 in a region of India (Porbandar) that was under the rule of the British Empire. Here's what he would've looked like in color.
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