The Strange Reason Mummified Cats Are Found Inside The Walls Of Old Homes
Dried or mummified cats are sometimes found inside the walls of old homes in Britain and Europe. Strangely, they didn't get there by accident.
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Why The 1969 Library Murder Of A Penn State University Student Remains Unsolved
A Penn State University student was killed inside the library in 1969 while other students sat nearby. Here's why Betsy Aardsma's murder remains unsolved.
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The Most Popular Jobs 300 Years Ago
There are many obvious differences between the 1720s and today, but what people did back then to make a living in colonial America might seem oddly familiar.
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Whatever Happened To Sebastian Bach?
Sebastian Bach was the swoon-worthy frontman for the quintessential hair metal band Skid Row. The band fired him in 1996. Here's what he's been up to since.
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What We Know About The Online Cult University Of Cosmic Intelligence
An online cult called the University of Cosmic Intelligence has been connected to the disappearance of six people. Here's what we know about it.
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How Many World Records Did Bruce Lee Really Have?
Martial artist and actor Bruce Lee achieved many great things in his life, but like Chuck Norris, it can be hard to separate fact from fiction.
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The Biggest Pieces Of Evidence In The Gilgo Beach Murders So Far
More than a decade after police found 11 murder victims on Long Island's Gilgo Beach, they made an arrest. These are the biggest pieces of evidence so far.
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Who Was The Witch Of Endor Mentioned In The Bible?
There are plenty of memorable characters in the Bible, and the Witch of Endor is one of them - despite only appearing briefly. Here's her story.
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This Is How The Raëlism Cult Started
There are a couple ways that you could approach the question of how Raëlism began. Let's start with its founder, a French-Canadian man named Claude.
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Whatever Happened To Suspected Serial Killer Edward George McGregor?
Suspected serial killer Edward George McGregor was convicted of one murder and linked to at least three others. Here's what we know about him.
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Tragic Stories About Swamp People
The cast of "Swamp People" seem to live a tough yet idyllic life in the Louisiana swamps. But wrestling alligators isn't the hardest thing they've had to face.
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The Biggest Mysteries In Classic Rock Still Unsolved Today
Rock stars live large, so it's not surprising when they're involved in crazy mysteries. Here are the biggest mysteries in classic rock still unsolved today.
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CONPLAN 8888: The Pentagon's Zombie Apocalypse Plan Explained
Back on April 30, 2011, the Pentagon released CONPLAN 8888, a zombie apocalypse plan that made headlines three years later. Here's what it was.
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AI's Take On Social Media Beauty Standards Is As Disturbing As You'd Think
Artificial intelligence has paved the way for many new developments in technology. But not all have been positive, and experts are warning about some.
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This Is How Mystic Edgar Cayce Predicted The End Of The World
Clairvoyant Edgar Cayce is one of the many from his field who had a prediction for how the world would end. Here's what he thought was going to happen.
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Everything You Need To Know About The 2024 Total Eclipse
On April 8, 2024, millions of people across North America will be in for a once-in-a-lifetime cosmic event. Here's the lowdown on 2024's total eclipse.
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The Untold Truth Of Face Off
Face Off might be a reality show, but it's actually a pretty awesome one, which is why we felt it was time to tell you all about it.
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The Tragic Story Of Elizabeth Taylor's Many Marriages
One of Hollywood's most glamorous actors, Elizabeth Taylor was married more times than she was nominated for Oscars. Some of them were tragically awful.
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Strange Rules In The Bible Most People Haven't Heard About
Across the first five books of the Bible there are a lot more than just 10 Commandments. Here are some biblical commandments that you might not have heard of.
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What White House Parties During JFK's Presidency Looked Like
While John F. Kennedy was in the White House, there were a lot of crazy parties behind closed doors, which were very different that the official public ones.
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The Tragic Truth Behind The Andes Plane Crash
On October 13, 1972, the Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 crashed in Argentina, and the subsequent days of survival would impress and disturb people worldwide.
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The Painting That Popularized The 'Doomed Poet' Trope
You may have heard of the "doomed poet" trope or of someone who is a martyr for their art. This 19th century painting was integral in popularizing the idea.
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Inside Shannen Doherty's Close Relationship With 90210 Co-Star Luke Perry
Luke Perry and Shannen Doherty's roles as "Beverly Hills 90210" couple Dylan and Brenda made them household names in the '90s. The actors also had a friendship.
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The Untold Truth Of The 24th Special Tactics Squadron
The 24th Special Tactics Squadron has a decorated but mysterious history. Here is the untold true of one of the most elite fighting forces in American history.
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Nicolas Cage's Tragic Real-Life Story
Actor Nicolas Cage has faced many hardships over the years, as well as some pretty bad luck. Here's the full story of what the star has endured.
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Who Is Alan Bates, The British Post Office Scandal Whistleblower?
Alan Bates, a former sub-postmaster from the U.K. who had lived his life in relative anonymity, suddenly found himself hailed a hero up and down the country.
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Whatever Happened To The Beverly Hills House Where Bugsy Siegel Was Murdered?
Notorious gangster Bugsy Siegel was killed one night while relaxing with the newspaper. Here's what happened to the Beverly Hills house where he was murdered?
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