How Sammy Davis Jr. Lost An Eye
Multitalented entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. could sing, dance, act, and perform different comedy styles, and his peer impersonations were amazing.
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What You Didn't Know About The Largest Dead Sea Scroll
The Dead Sea Scrolls date back to about 200 BCE, when the Jewish Kingdom of Judah had been transfigured into the Roman province of Judea.
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Everything We Know About Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee So Far
In 2022, Queen Elizabeth II will celebrate an unprecedented 70 years of ruling. Here's everything we know about Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee so far.
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How The Kennedy Family Really Got So Rich
While the Kennedy family is steeped in American politics, their fortune has its beginnings with patriarch Joseph Kennedy's business moves.
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A Look At Alexander Hamilton's Unstable Childhood
While history remembers Alexander Hamilton as a great man, he's even more impressive considering the hardships he faced growing up.
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Rodney Alcala: How Many Victims Did The Serial Killer Have?
A serial killer who appeared on The Dating Game shouldn't have been hard to find, yet Rodney Alcala evaded capture for years, possibly killing up to 140 women.
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The Double Life Of The Children's Author Who Spied For The British
Arthur Ransome was an MI6 spy turned children's book author, who had ties to the Bolsheviks.
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The Sad Truth Of Wrestler Marty Jannetty
During the early '80s and '90s, there was no more colorful (and popular) wrestling tag team than The Rockers — until Marty Jannetty's partying got in the way.
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This Is What The Black Keys Regret To This Day
Here's why The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach and Pat Carney regret the infamous night they inducted fellow musician Steve Miller into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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The Untold Truth Of Gil Scott-Heron
Gil Scott-Heron has remained indefinable, a singular personality whose influence has continued to grow in the decade since his death in 2011 at the age of 62.
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The Untold Truth Of Depeche Mode's Martin Gore
Receded and quiet, but steeped in pathos, Martin Gore has crafted and curated Depeche Mode's signature, brooding, thick sound.
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This Is How Much Michael Peterson From The Staircase Is Really Worth
Michael Peterson claims he did not kill his wife, but critics and prosecutors say his financial situation suggests that money was his motive for killing her.
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This Was Buddy Holly's Worth When He Died
Buddy Holly was one of rock 'n' roll's biggest stars when he died at just 22 in a plane crash. This is how much he was worth at that early point in his career.
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The Real Meaning Of The Super Flower Blood Moon
No, the super flower blood moon doesn't portend the coming of the end times — but it is still pretty rad. Here's who'll see it and how it got that cool name.
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Here's How Much Rick Astley Is Worth
No, this article won't Rickroll you, but you will find out what singer Rick Astley's been up to since ditching the spotlight — and how much he's worth now.
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What Really Happened With The Intruder In Queen Elizabeth's Bedroom
Michael Fagan broke into Queen Elizabeth's bedroom in the summer of 1982, but why exactly did he do it? And what did he do when he got there?
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The Real Reason Paul Rodgers Left Queen
After the passing of Freddie Mercury, the remaining members of Queen spent a long time finding their next lead singer. For awhile, that singer was Paul Rodgers.
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How Teddy Roosevelt Almost Died In The Amazon
Some of the remarkable things that happened to Teddy Roosevelt came about as a result of his stubborn desire to achieve exactly what he set out to do.
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The Truth About Jimmy Carter's Sketchy Brother
Think your siblings are embarrassing? They've probably got nothing on Jimmy Carter's brother, Billy — the man who brought us Billy Beer and a Libyan scandal.
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Arthur Shawcross: How Many Victims Did The Serial Killer Have?
Serial killer Arthur Shawcross, better known as the Genesee River Killer, tormented upstate New York for decades. Could those murders have been prevented?
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The Most Dangerous Dog Breeds Throughout History
Through the years, certain dog breeds have been much more prone to violence than others. Here's a list of the most dangerous.
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How The White House Got Burned During The War Of 1812
During the War of 1812, British troops marched into Washington, D.C., and set fire to the White House, the Capitol, and several other buildings.
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The Strange Reason The FBI Had A File On Borat
Borat's way of generating laughs, like those of Sacha Baron Cohen's other characters, involves getting his character into an odd situation with regular people.
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How Brian Johnson Nearly Missed Out On Joining AC/DC
Bon Scott's death in 1980 left AC/DC with big shoes to fill. However, his replacement, Brian Johnson, was not the only person they were considering for the job.
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The Untold Truth Of Joe Perry
Joe Perry has practically seen and experienced it all as Aerosmith's longtime lead guitarist. Here are some facts that make up his largely untold truth.
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Why The Doors Passed On Playing At Woodstock
The Doors passed on Woodstock because of one of two reasons or maybe both: Jim Morrison didn't like playing outdoors and/or the band underestimated the event.
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How Much James Dean Was Worth When He Died
James Dean remains one of the most iconic movie stars of all time despite having a very brief career cut short. How much was he worth when he died?
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