Times Disney Movies Were Historically Accurate
Disney movies aren't known for their historical accuracy. But there are rare times when Disney movies have been historically accurate.
Read MoreDisney movies aren't known for their historical accuracy. But there are rare times when Disney movies have been historically accurate.
Read MoreJacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis was, at one point, arguably the most famous woman in the world. Not to mention the most talked about, and most sought after.
Read MoreHow do you know that a person is possessed?
Read MoreThe ancients had figured out that the Earth was round thousands of years before Columbus got lost trying to circumnavigate it.
Read MoreMusical icons are nothing short of revered by their legions of fans but everyone who has to clean up the mess they leave may not be quite so fond of them.
Read MoreIt would take at least 150 days to get to Mars with current astronautical equipment. So what happens if you get a blood clot?
Read MoreHow exactly the recording of "Fragile" got lost is unknown, but in the days before digital media, misplacing the masters could have devastating effects.
Read MoreThe Chucky doll is a popular and memorable horror character, but where did the idea come from? The roots can be traced back to a very creepy real-life toy.
Read MoreAs the son of martial arts legend Bruce Lee, one would think Brandon Lee would have lived a charmed and privileged life — but this wasn't necessarily the case.
Read MoreFollowing his death, Shakur was cremated and his ashes were given to his mother, Afeni Shakur. As for where they are now, there are a couple of odd stories.
Read MoreChupacabra means "goat sucker." And now that we have your attention...
Read MoreWhile modern physics and satellite imagery side firmly with the Greeks, you might wonder how they arrived at the not-always-accepted wisdom of modern science.
Read MoreThe true "rex goliath" of domesticated fowl is the Jersey Giant, which sounds as much like the nickname of an amateur Garden State boxer as a chicken breed.
Read MoreIt should be gently pointed out that vice presidents of the United States do get sick, some to the point of death.
Read MoreThe blue poison dart frog is a perfect example of how reality can be blown out of proportion.
Read MoreThe hydra was a threatening beast, but also a pretty good example of the ancient Greeks' excellent imagination. Or ... was it?
Read MoreSea-Monkeys smiled at the sight of you, their potential new ruler, and you knew that you were $4.95 plus shipping removed from a magical friendship.
Read MoreHorror movie icon Christopher Lee is best known for his role as Dracula, Saruman the White, and Count Dooku, with a career spanning 7 decades.
Read MoreThe Hollywood Walk of Fame is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Los Angeles — but there's one celebrity whose star isn't like the others.
Read MoreThe story of Helen, wife of Menelaus of Sparta, and her epic love triangle has been passed down the millennia and recounted by some of history's greatest poets.
Read MoreSome of the fields they were known for being heavily involved in were gambling, construction, garbage disposal, labor union, and fishing.
Read MoreThe statement from Colin Powell's family stated, in part: "We have lost a remarkable and loving husband, father, grandfather, and a great American." He was 84.
Read MoreAmong Jehovah's Witnesses' many beliefs that are specific to the denomination are those that apply to the figure of Satan.
Read MoreThe blue crabbing season usually starts in April in the Yellow Sea with peak fishing in June, but illegal crabbing is rampant.
Read MoreHollywood and organized religion have long had a difficult relationship. Here are some of the most controversial movies based on the Bible.
Read MoreThe Constitution also says that the president has the authority to appoint justices so the one who appointed the most Supreme Court justices isn't surprising.
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