The Bizarre Death Hoax Will Ferrell Was Involved In
In 2006, Will Ferrell was involved in a bizarre death hoax that claimed he was killed in a paragliding accident.
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The Deadliest Bridge Disasters In History
From railway bridges collapsing to pedestrian being thrown to watery deaths, these are the deadliest bridge disasters in history.
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The Stories Behind Some Of The World's Most Famous Diaries
To truly appreciate the world's most famous diaries, you need to understand them in context. Here's the stories behind some of the world's most famous journals.
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What It's Really Like To Live In The Smallest Country In The World
The nine-island nation of Tuvalu is the world's smallest republic by population. Here's what it's like to live there, and how climate change has changed life.
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The Weird Truth About Glow-In-The-Dark Sharks
Bioluminescence is an ocean oddity that only gets creepier when it comes to the phenomenon of glow-in-the-dark sharks. Three new types were discovered in 2020!
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You'll Never Be Able To Guess Cap'n Crunch's Real Name
The captain who lives on the front of the box of the cereal notorious for shredding the roof of your mouth, Cap'n Crunch, has an unusual "real" name.
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What The World's First Atomic Bomb Looked Like
The first atomic bomb was detonated in July 1945. Called "Gadget," it ushered in a new atomic age, and the fear that we'd all blow ourselves to smithereens.
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Did Anyone Die At Woodstock '99?
Woodstock '99 was a debacle. The festival was meant to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the original in 1969 and has been dubbed "The day the nineties died."
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The Untold Truth About The Olympic Village
Have you ever wondered where the Olympians spend their time between events? This is the untold truth about the Olympic Village.
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The Truth About The Longest Piano Masterpiece Ever Produced
The piece appears unspectacular at first glance, with a simple half-page of sheet music, but its composer added an impractical, ridiculous little caveat:
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Knud Jensen: The Truth About The Cyclist Who Died At The Olympics
Here's the truth behind the death of Knud Enemark Jensen, a Danish cyclist who died at the 1960 Olympics under controversial circumstances.
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The Real Reason Sharks Hunt At Different Times
Dawn and dusk have been considered the prime feeding times for sharks, but a new study shows that the dining habits of these predators may be more complicated.
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The Reason The 2021 Olympics Will Look Completely Different
The 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo will look different than the past Olympic Games — here's why.
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The Dark Secret About Fidel Castro The US Government Tried To Hide
The government of the United States ultimately took matters to an extreme when it tasked the CIA with assassinating the revolutionary Cuban leader Fidel Castro.
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Danny Trejo Recalls Bizarre Incident With Charles Manson In Jail
Trejo recently recounted to Page Six a bizarre experience involving none other than infamous cult leader and criminal Charles Manson.
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The US Government's Secret Plan To Build A Flying Saucer Explained
Did you know that we are not only looking for space creatures of celestial proportions, but have also sought to join them in their journeys through the stars?
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The Surprising Ways Sharks Actually Help The World's Health
Few animals in the ocean are as frightening as sharks but it might be surprising to learn that sharks actually help the environment in countless ways.
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What Sophie: A Murder In West Cork Didn't Tell You
The murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier is examined in the Netflix documentary, "Sophie: A Murder in West Cork" — but what did the documentary leave out?
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How One Vote Could Have Changed Everything In The Reconstruction Era
It was the death of an 1890 piece of legislation that arguably did the most damage during the Reconstruction Era.
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How Much Money Did Witch-Hunters Make?
Some witch-hunters were mercenaries, in it for the money. If it constituted a bona-fide profession, how much money was worth the suffering of thousands?
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The Real Reason Van Halen Hated Brown M&M's
What about the most famous dressing room request of all? We're talking about Van Halen's infamous 53-page rider and its infamous M&M stipulation.
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The Untold Truth Of Danny Trejo
Danny Trejo has one of the most instantly recognizable faces in Hollywood. Let's take a look at the incredible untold truth of Danny Trejo.
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The Tragic Death Of Woody Guthrie
Famed folk singer and songwriter Woody Guthrie had his career tragically cut short by the same rare and inherited disease that took his mother's life.
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All About The Natural Phenomenon Of Fire Whirls
Take the rage of a forest fire and the terror of a tornado and you'll end up with a fire whirl. They form when just the right amount of wind and fire combine.
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This Weird Marriage Law Sounds Fake But Is Actually Real
People get married every day but most people don't have a collective consciousness of all the laws pertaining to marriage — and some are particularly odd.
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Do Sharks See In Color?
Sharks are fearsome predators, not just because of their size — and teeth — but because of their intelligence. Turns out, their vision's pretty good too.
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Dogs Have More In Common With Their Owners Than You Might Think
Humans and dogs have a lot in common, and a recent study revealed that dogs also experience personality changes over the course of a lifetime.
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