The Worst Air Accident In Film History Led To 10 Devastating Deaths
Fatal accidents continue to occur on film sets, despite rigorous safety standards and precautions. It was worse in the early days of the movies.
Read MoreFatal accidents continue to occur on film sets, despite rigorous safety standards and precautions. It was worse in the early days of the movies.
Read MoreBeyond the sales numbers lies a deeper truth of childhood poverty, damaged relationships, emotional pain, and difficult circumstances that defined Adele's life.
Read MoreA year after the movie's release, Conrad decided to enact a heist of his own, just by walking into the vault and leaving with a paper bag filled with $215,000.
Read MoreIn the movie "Red Notice," thieves and investigators alike are after three bejeweled eggs that Roman politician Mark Antony supposedly gave Cleopatra.
Read MoreVirginia Hill was born one of 10 children in a burned-out boomtown in rural Alabama but died in Austria as an infamous mobster.
Read MoreYoko Ono has inspired love and hate among Beatles' fans, with many arguing she broke them up. Her presence was a sore subject among the band's members.
Read MoreChris Daughtry went from a finalist on the 5th season of "American Idol" to the frontman of the mega-successful rock band Daughtry.
Read MoreBut though Thanksgiving is a revered holiday among many Americans, it is not solely an American holiday. Canada also celebrates.
Read MoreAn acquaintance of Andy Warhol, Valerie Solanas, attempted to murder the iconic artist in 1968. Here is the wild true story.
Read MoreCanada and the United States have their own Thanksgiving holidays. What is the difference between the two, and how did the Canadian Thanksgiving get started?
Read MoreThere have been many accidental deaths that took place on the set of Hollywood films, including the 3 people who allegedly died on the set of 1928's Noah's Ark.
Read MoreSerial killer nurse, Kristen Gilbert, was convicted of killing four of her patients and is suspected of murdering more. Here is how she killed them.
Read MoreThe Antiques Roadshow appraisers will put a price on just about any old thing you find in your grandma's attic, but not everything. These items are a no-go.
Read MoreJames Earl Ray, confessed assassin of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., spent decades behind bars. He wasn't considered troublesome -- except when he was escaping.
Read MoreMichael Jackson died, age 50, in 2009, of cardiac arrest. As huge a star as Elvis -- and like Elvis, there are those who think Jackson is still alive.
Read MoreEntrepreneur and socialite Paris Hilton was not born on the wrong side of the tracks, but wound up in jail anyway. How did she get there?
Read MoreKristen Gilbert was an ordinary and well-liked nurse — at least at first — at the Veteran Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) in Northampton, Massachusetts.
Read MoreIceland has always been a place of uniqueness and extremes. Its rugged, imposingly beautiful landscapes look like a vision into pre-history.
Read MoreBetty White has been around for a long time — but has she really been around since before sliced bread was invented?
Read MoreThe colony of Maryland was established with the aim of providing a peaceful existence for English settlers of Catholic background.
Read MoreDespite his reclusive nature, multiple reports have shed a light on what Alex Van Halen has been up to since his brother Eddie's death in 2020.
Read MoreBabylon was the heart of multiple empires, including two under its own name, and became a cherished prize of Alexander the Great when he defeated King Darius.
Read MoreOne of the more compelling true-crime cases in recent decades is that of Amanda Knox, an American woman who was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Read MoreIntelligence is important, especially when you're running a country. We all hope the presidents are bright. Nevertheless, were some smarter than others?
Read MorePennywise went from kids inspired by former punks to leaders in the genre who serve as inspiration for a new generation of anti-establishment musicians.
Read MoreSome owners sold their items and came away rich, others chose to keep their heirlooms in the family. These are the most expensive finds on "Antiques Roadshow."
Read MoreThe first roller coaster in the United States opened in 1884 at Coney Island.
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