The Devastating Death Of DMX
The energetic and raspy rapper DMX died on April 9, 2021, after suffering a drug overdose and heart attack the week before.
Read MoreThe energetic and raspy rapper DMX died on April 9, 2021, after suffering a drug overdose and heart attack the week before.
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Read MoreWhile Queen Elizabeth II's husband, Prince Philip, spent 70 years in the public eye, his childhood was one of continuous upheaval and disaster.
Read MoreAs the vocalist of Death Cab for Cutie and one-half of The Postal Service, Ben Gibbard wrote songs that millennials would turn to when feeling some type of way.
Read MoreAncient mysteries are hard to solve. The lack of artifacts is why historians have a hard time piecing together more information about the Sea Peoples.
Read MorePrince Philip had to change his name when he married Princess Elizabeth. This caused few problems for the royal cousins, and it took a few years to work it out.
Read MoreBy the peak of WWE's Attitude Era in the late '90s, there was hardly anyone out there who didn't recognize the names "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and The Rock.
Read More"In space no one can hear you scream," said the tagline of the advertisements for the 1979 hit sci-fi film Alien. It's true. Nor can astronauts cry in space
Read MoreDespite some people believing that you can't be tattooed and devout to your religion, that ideology is also changing. Take it from Pope Francis himself.
Read MorePrince Philip left a considerable amount of wealth that he accumulated over the years.
Read MoreIt's easy to think of life and death as a binary, but it turns out that like a lot of supposed binaries, the concepts of "life" and "death" aren't well-defined.
Read MoreIn 2006, Crystal Theobald was driving with her mom, Belinda Lane, when shots were fired at their vehicle, hitting and killing Crystal.
Read MoreWhen it comes to all the possible things that could be launched up into outer space, it goes without saying that the sky is really not the limit at all.
Read MoreOur bodies cost us a lot of money while we are alive. You'll be pleased to know that the bodies we maintain fetch a pretty good price after we die.
Read MoreBruce McArthur terrorized Toronto's Gay Village for years until finally being brought to justice just as he was in the act of claiming another victim.
Read MoreLegendary swashbuckling screen actor Errol Flynn died as he lived: with a drink in his hand and braggadocious swagger in his voice.
Read MoreBrazil's Snake Island is slithering with thousands of the world's deadliest snakes. So why would anyone go there? The black market, of course.
Read MoreFrom the moment Harold Godwin, Earl of Essex, aka King Harold II, was crowned on January 6, 1066, he faced challenges to his power.
Read MoreDiscovery Channel might seem like a beacon of truth-telling. Discovery Channel has lied to your face more than they'd probably like us to admit for them.
Read MoreBruce McArthur would become known as the deadliest murderer in Toronto's history and the most prolific serial killer of LGBTQ victims in Canada.
Read MoreSerial killer Danny Rolling's murder spree was short, but so horrifying and disturbing that it went on to inspire a horror movie.
Read Moreit wasn't just East Germany's scientists and doctors looking to escape the east; it was also the labor workforce -- the backbone of East Germany's economy.
Read MoreThe Discovery Channel series Gold Rush features several miners, including Tony Beets, searching for gold in northwest Canada.
Read MoreFor those who don't hang out in smoky Brooklyn hipster bars, Bon Iver is technically a band, though only one person is most associated with it: Justin Vernon.
Read MoreIn early 1985, the remaining members of L.A. Guns and Hollywood Rose became Guns N' Roses, which included drummer Rob Gardner.
Read MoreScoring a no. 1 hit single is an achievement that not even huge bands manage. Here are some bands that sold millions of records but never had a no. 1 hit.
Read MoreShanghaiing was a predecessor to what we would today call human trafficking. Or another term for the practice could be straight-up kidnapping of adult men.
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