The Messed Up Truth About The Hi-Fi Murders
Known as the Hi-Fi Murders, a brutal attack that resulted in the murders of three people changed the town of Ogden, Utah, forever.
Read MoreKnown as the Hi-Fi Murders, a brutal attack that resulted in the murders of three people changed the town of Ogden, Utah, forever.
Read MoreWanting to create a legacy, Napoleon opened the Paris Catacombs, tunnels containing millions of human bones, to attract tourists.
Read MoreTwo entrepreneurs, Richard Sprye and Richard Broun, thought of building a massive graveyard away from London that could be accessed via a railroad.
Read MoreWhile most of the focus of the French and Indian War was around present-day Canada, one event built the foundation of the Louisiana we know today.
Read MoreThe Beatles have recorded many great albums, all of which will go down in history as music that helped pioneer and influence much of the music we have today.
Read MoreAugust Busch Jr. bought the Budweiser Clydesdales in 1933 and have since become one of the most recognizable mascots in history.
Read MoreWith his Khmer Rouge party, Pol Pot ruled over Cambodia so brutally that up to 2 million people were worked to death or starved to death.
Read MoreOne prehistoric terror bird that not only managed to survive its competition, but thrive upon moving into North America was Titanis walleri.
Read MoreAmericans purchase millions of pounds of chocolate in the week leading up to Valentine's Day, and you can blame the early chocolate makers for this.
Read MoreIn 1966, soap oper. "Dark Shadows" debuted, combining classic horror tropes with gothic romance and tragedy. It remains a pop-culture phenom today.
Read MoreActors can find themselves doing the finest work of their careers as they mature. Who is the oldest person to have won an Oscar?
Read MoreFor eight decades, audiences have delighted in the eye-gouging, hair-pulling comic mayhem of The Three Stooges. Their story is much more than slapstick comedy.
Read MoreIn the Victorian era, taking pictures of dead loved ones became popular almost as soon as rudimentary photography was invented and stayed popular for decades.
Read MoreWe don't really think of Ellis Island as mysterious and haunting. In our history books, its existence has been idealized. For most, it's a symbol of resilience.
Read MoreWhen discussing the long, hot summer of 1967, almost all of the cases of property damage resulted as a reaction to police assaulting or murdering a Black person
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...
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