These Are The Longest Living British Royals Ever
When Prince Philip died on April 9, he was the third longest-lived British royal in history, but other royals have achieved similar longevity.
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The Spunker Club: The Truth About Harvard's Secret Society
In the 18th century, medical students were in dire need of corpses to use as they practiced surgical techniques and to advance their knowledge of human anatomy.
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The Instrument Stevie Wonder Helped Invent
Wonder was listening to The Today Show when they aired a segment featuring a blind man using a device that could read a page and repeat the words aloud.
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How Michael Jackson Was Injured During One Of His Shows
Jackson suffered second and third-degree burns. He was prescribed strong sedatives as well as Darvocet, a powerful painkiller which was later banned.
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Here's What The Flag Over Prince Philip's Coffin Really Means
Prince Philip, the companion of the Sovereign of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth, will be laid to rest on Saturday, April 17.
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Why You Recognize The Song In Apple's Behind The Mac Commercial
Apple's "Greatness" ads, which debuted in 2018, shine a light on visionaries doing extraordinary and inspirational things behind their Mac computers.
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What You Should Know About Steven Seagal's Amazing Guitar Collection
Seagal is an avid fan and player of blues guitar, and his collection of famous axes will wow anyone who's into wailing their woes away.
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The True Story Of The Fire That Destroyed The Library Of Congress
The Library of Congress has been threatened by numerous obstacles over 200 years. This is the true story of the fire that destroyed the Library of Congress.
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The Last Great Album These Legendary Bands Released
Even the greatest bands run out of creative steam at some point. But there is always a final roar of greatness followed either by silence or a slow decline
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The Creepy History Of Sculptures Made From Human Corpses
Sculptures made from human corpses have a creepy history that goes back centuries when they were used for medical science.
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The Strange True Story Of The Man Who Was Emperor Of America
San Francisco's Emperor Norton is easily one of the most fascinating folks in American history. The strange true story of the man who was Emperor of America.
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The Youngest Professional Athletes To Win A Championship
These athletes all have one thing in common: they've gone down in history as the youngest people to win the top spot in their sports.
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Why Big Ben Almost Didn't Exist
Construction of the clock tower in London was completed in 1859, but the iconic structure and Big Ben almost didn't exist at all.
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Crazy True Stories Behind Popular Rock Songs
We like to think that our favorite hit songs came to the artists who created them in a burst of divine inspiration. Sometimes, the process is much stranger.
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How Many Victims Did Daniel LaPlante Really Have?
The life of Daniel LaPlante is both disturbing and tragic, leading to three murders, but he had other victims that were not killed.
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The Rules Of A British Royal Funeral Explained
Everything that takes place within the British monarchy is tightly controlled and done according to strict rules, including royal funerals.
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The Tragic Story Of Prince Philip's Mother
Prince Philip's mother married Prince Andrew in 1903 and after the couple had their five children, life would drastically change for the English princess.
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Why Lil B Doesn't Like Post Malone
A few years back, Baltimore rapper Lil B went on a Twitter tirade dedicated to trolling Post Malone, and it didn't sit well with the rapper and actor.
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The Truth About Huey Lewis' Separation From His Wife
It's often hard to have a successful career as a rock star and successful personal life, and this was certainly the case for Huey Lewis.
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Maladie From The Nevers Has A Modern-Day Serial Killer Inspiration
Maladie, of HBO's The Nevers, may do her killing in Victorian-era London, but the inspiration for her came from a much more recent example.
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The Untold Truth Of The Hitler Youth
Although "Hitler Youth" remains a term for any young person with fascist tendencies, little is known about the group or how it was used by the Nazis.
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What Really Happened With John And Lorena Bobbitt?
The sensational John and Lorena Bobbitt story of 1993 was one part a shocking story of violence between a married couple and about five parts media sensation.
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The Tragic Story Of Dancer Isadora Duncan
A pioneering dancer with an outsized personality, Isadora Duncan's bizarre life was rife with tragedy.
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This Is How DMX Really Got His Name
There was a time in the late 1990s and early 2000s that DMX was the biggest name in rap, and here is how he got the name DMX.
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The World's Biggest Art Heist Is Still Unsolved, Here's Why
The biggest art heist in US history happened in 1990, and none of the paintings that disappeared into the Boston night have been recovered.
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What It Was Like To Be A POW In The American Revolution
12,000 Americans POWs died in the Revolutionary War. Both sides had more prisoners than they had resources for, and the outcome quickly became bleak for POWs.
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The Surprising Thing Andy Warhol Added To Some Of His Paintings
Warhol's work has long sparked controversy in the art world. Some of his most famous art made use of popular iconography such as brand logos and famous faces.
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