The Reason Slipknot Kept A Dead Crow In A Jar
Why did Slipknot bring a dead crow along with them to shows? It's a brilliantly disgusting story that perfectly captures the band's vibe.
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Here's What We Know About The Russian Serial Killer Danilovsky Maniac
The bodies of seven women and girls were found in and around Cherepovets, Russia, and their unknown killer was dubbed "The Danilovsky Maniac."
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Jorge Salcedo Cabrera: The Cali Cartel's Secret Spy Currently In Witness Protection
Spies worked as informants for the Drug Enforcement Administration. Jorge Salcedo Cabrera was one; he helped bring down a whole cartel in Colombia in the 1990s.
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Here's Why Women In Afghanistan Are Fighting To Use Their Own Names
Women's rights activist Laleh Osmany has started to fight against the controversial Afghanistan tradition of keeping women's names private.
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The Devastating Death Of Slipknot Drummer Joey Jordison
Former Slipknot drummer and co-founder Joey Jordison has died at the age of 46. Jordison, Paul Gray, and Shawn Crahan formed the heavy metal band in 1995.
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How The King's Speech Ignored King George VI's True Story
As the immortalized speeches of Winston Churchill were yet to come, in 1939 it fell upon King George VI to overcome his stutter and address the public.
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The Untold Truth Of Slipknot
Slipknot is known for its wild antics both on and off the stage, and there plenty of stories. This is the untold truth of Slipknot.
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The Extremely Violent Way Sid Wilson Convinced Slipknot To Hire Him
Slipknot's DJ, Sid Wilson, was a later addition after the core had already formed. Here's the violent way he made an impression on the band.
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Here's What You Didn't Know About Faceless Fish
No longer a thing of fairy tales or nightmares, this fish without a face has officially joined the 9% of sea creatures we've both observed and classified.
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Is Attica Prison Still Used Today?
In the late 1920s, New York had an overcrowding problem in its prisons, so the Attica Correctional Facility was built and opened in 1931.
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Inside The Soviet Boycott Of The 1984 Olympics
Given that the Olympics were so deeply infiltrated by politics and war, there's clearly a lot more story to what happened with the boycott of the 1984 Olympics.
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This Is How Many Attica Inmates Died During The 1971 Riot
The Attica Prison riot of 1971 is considered one of the most catastrophic episodes in New York's history. Dozens died and confusion reigned for several days.
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The Tragic Story Of The Huascaran Avalanche In Peru
Besides its magnificent beauty, Mount Huascaran is also the cause of one of the most catastrophic natural disasters in Peru's history.
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The Untold Truth About Being A Pin-Up Model
Pin-up models, past and present, have faced a mixed reception. From bicycle girls to today's alt models, this is the untold truth about being a pin-up model.
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Rulers Who Relied On Astrology To Make Decisions
You might think Mercury in retrograde isn't a big deal. Your nation's leader might think otherwise. Here are rulers who relied on astrology to make decisions.
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What Was Slipknot Drummer Joey Jordison's Net Worth When He Died?
Slipknot co-founder Joey Jordison died on July 26. Find out what his impressive net worth was from his long music career.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Slipknot
Slipknot's history is full of odd events and deep-cutting tragedies, and most everyone in the group has a tragic tale to tell.
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Here's What You Should Do If You Win The Lottery
Winning the lottery means you're set for life, right? Uh, not so much. Here's how NOT to lose it all after you win big. You can thank us (with cash) later.
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Here's What The 2020 Olympic Medals Are Actually Made Of
The medals in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics have a special twist to them.
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How A Broke Businessman Took The Monte Carlo Casino For Millions Using Math
A century and a half ago, one man took his gambling prowess to Europe's biggest and grandest casino: the one at Monte Carlo.
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The Meaning Of The Number 3 In The Bible Explained
The number three appears throughout the Bible a total of 467 times and is often used syntactically. So why is it so prominent?
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This Was The First Star To Be Placed On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame
In 1953, E. M. Stuart had an idea. Serving as the president of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce at the time, Stuart was inspired to create a "walk of fame."
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The Truth About W.E.B. Du Bois' Financial Problems Late In Life
The intellectual great and author W.E.B. Du Bois was a prominent Black American figure during the early 19th century and was a co-founder of the NAACP.
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The Spiritual Meaning Behind The Three Wise Men's Gifts To Jesus
According to Christmas carols and Nativity scenes, when baby Jesus was born, Three Kings were led by a bright star to find his location and pay him homage.
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This Is What Would Happen If The Internet Collapsed
Power outages demonstrate just how reliant so many of us are on our various gadgets. What would we do as a species if the World Wide Web happened to disappear?
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The Hidden Meaning Behind These NBA Logos
Some, more aesthetic, aspects of basketball tend to get lost in shuffle, though. Such is the case with team logos.
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Why Are Electric Cars So Expensive?
Why does it cost so much to buy what's basically a to-scale Power Wheels?
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