The Most Dangerous Drugs Throughout History
There have been a lot of changes in the drug industry through the centuries, with drugs coming and going, and offering to cure a variety of ailments.
Read MoreThere have been a lot of changes in the drug industry through the centuries, with drugs coming and going, and offering to cure a variety of ailments.
Read MoreUnlike nearby European monarchies, Monaco's sovereign has actual political power. However, the monarch is not styled 'king.' Here's why.
Read MoreBesides becoming a basketball superstar, the late Kobe Bryant dabbled in rap music around the same time he was drafted into the NBA.
Read MoreAmerican businessman Roger Babson was on a mission to save people from what he considered to be out greatest enemy: gravity.
Read MoreFor the British Royal Family, it's all about the dogs. Other animals have entered castle grounds, but it's canines that are the essential royal companions.
Read MoreCharley Patton was a progenitor of early Delta blues music, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is finally paying tribute to his legacy.
Read MoreIn a Season 18 episode of 'Pawn Stars,' actor Dennis Quaid made an appearance to check out some very special presidential memorabilia.
Read MoreAmerican serial child killer Hamilton "Albert" Fish will go down in infamy as one of the worst pedophiles and cannibals the world may ever see.
Read MoreA bizarre and long-running scheme by a mysterious entity went unsolved until recently as the identity of the notorious Hollywood Con Queen was revealed.
Read MoreLike some other sports, the Tour de France has a particular way of recognizing the person who finishes in last place during the prestigious event.
Read MoreThe least popular Rolling Stones album might surprise you, as might the most popular among six studio albums Grunge asked readers to choose from.
Read MoreBruce Springsteen is halfway to being a billionaire, with the Boss still earning bank each year; Springsteen's new album will celebrate the American West.
Read MoreAt the 1994 Royal Rumble, Owen Hart brutally attacked Bret Hart after they failed to win the Tag Team Championships from the Quebecers.
Read MoreCharles Grodin found fame after starring in multiple film hits, including "Rosemary's Baby," "The Heartbreak Kid," and "Midnight Run."
Read MoreAlexander Hamilton first met his best friend John Laurens, an aide-de-camp to George Washington, while serving in the Continental Army.
Read MoreWhile mass killings based on religious, social, or ethnic basis have happened throughout history, there wasn't actually a word for 'genocide; until 1944.
Read MoreNirvana frontman Kurt Cobain's death in 1994 was ruled a suicide but 25 years later, the theory that he was actually murdered is still alive and well.
Read MoreThe guys of History Channel's Pawn Stars know a valuable item when they see it, and this Jimi Hendrix item was certainly no exception.
Read MoreGrace Kelly retired from acting to become a princess of Monaco, and, predictably, it was not a cheap process.
Read MoreInternational trends, federal laws, local ordinances, and prejudices all steered response to the depression, and its aftermath is still in effect right now.
Read MoreIt was believed that the area surrounding Chernobyl would remain unfit for life — until scientists discovered a fungus living within the radioactive territory.
Read MoreXavier Dupont de Ligonnes' movements both before and after the murders of his family were definitely suspicious.
Read MoreThe Dead Sea scrolls were discovered over 70 years ago in the Qumran Caves in a series of events that sound like they're straight out of an Indiana Jones movie.
Read MorePhilip Hamilton was born to Alexander and Eliza Schuyler Hamilton on January 22, 1782, but like his father, Philip was killed after a duel.
Read MoreBret "The Hitman" Hart has had an illustrious career that has seen him get inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame for his many achievements.
Read MoreJohn Candy, the jovial and lovable comedic actor who was a mainstay in 1980s movies, suffered a tragic loss when he was around 4 years old.
Read MoreDexter Kruger might be the oldest living person with a Twitter account, and he says he's kept on chugging along due to an unexpected — yet tasty — snack.
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