Why The Public Will Never Know KFC's Secret Recipe
You would think that somewhere on the internet someone would have already divulged the special ingredients in KFC, but no one has ... yet.
Read MoreYou would think that somewhere on the internet someone would have already divulged the special ingredients in KFC, but no one has ... yet.
Read MoreJohn Gotti was nicknamed the "Teflon Don." Not because he exclusively used Teflon-coated cookware, but because criminal charges just don't seem to stick on him.
Read MoreArchbishop Fulton J. Sheen actually made his greatest mark as a television personality, speaking weekly to viewers about theology, philosophy, and politics.
Read MoreJohn Gotti Sr. may have grown up poor in New York, but by the 1980s, he created a criminal empire that nobody else could replicate.
Read MoreThe Lone Ranger is one of pop culture’s most iconic characters, but who inspired this masked do-gooder? Well, it might have been a Black U.S. marshal.
Read MoreCelebrities tend to get special treatment in a variety of ways, but are famous people even given special treatment when they're sent to jail?
Read MoreBlaxploitation films made a splash in the 1970s. Both revered and reviled for its portrayal of Black men and women, the genre faded but its influence persists.
Read MoreFrancis Bourgeois is the internet's charming train enthusiast, but who exactly is he? Is that even his real name? Let's dive into his backstory.
Read MoreIn the U.S. at least, children of the latter half of the 20th century have fond memories of Saturday morning cartoons. One day, it ended, here's how and why.
Read MoreBayard Rustin, who organized the 1963 Civil Rights March on Washington, had a complicated relationship with Martin Luther King Jr. Here's the story.
Read MoreWhen Casey Anthony went to trial for allegedly murdering her then-two-year-old daughter, it wasn't long before the nation paid close attention to her case.
Read MoreBedtime, for small children, can sometimes be a challenging moment in the day -- "I'm not sleepy!" Sometimes it becomes a moment of loving bonds.
Read MoreEfforts to reduce spaceflight cost have often been plagued by actually higher costs and substantial failure rates. One idea showed promise: the space gun.
Read MoreDressel made his Olympics debut in 2016. His first-ever appearance was marked by winning his first gold medals when he competed in the group swimming events.
Read MoreContempt of Congress is a charge that's leveled from time to time. Like lots of things rooted in government, it's more than just cut-and-dried.
Read MoreSelena was poised to be the first real cross-over pop sensation, until her life was tragically cut short just as she was becoming a bigger star.
Read MoreDogs may get the most attention among presidential pets, but cats have also placed prominently in the hearts of those who occupy the White House.
Read MoreAt one point, Cage owned a total of 15 properties. The man truly committed to buying exotic real estate.
Read MoreThe story that defines Patrizia Reggiani and Maurizio Gucci has it all: a marriage on a downward spiral, the hiring of hitman who then murdered Gucci.
Read MoreFreedom: Is it a pre-schooler declaring "You're not the boss of me," or is it something more profound, especially in terms of free will -- or lack of it?
Read MoreComposer/producer Andrew Lloyd Webber has won more than 45 awards: seven Olivier Awards, seven Tonys, three Grammys, two Emmys, one Oscar, and one Golden Globe.
Read MoreGwen Shamblin pushed the benefits of her "Weigh Down Workshop," a Christianity-based weight-loss program that at one time gave classes to thousands of devotees.
Read MoreRenaissance artist Michelangelo left behind an extraordinary body of work, yet we have hints of other, lost masterpieces that continue to intrigue us.
Read MoreEvents honoring and celebrating the achievements of women have become more frequent in recent years, including March's designation as Women's History Month.
Read MoreWhen Rico Harris's girlfriend last heard from him, it was by voicemail. He'd been on the road, traveling from his family's home in Los Angeles back to Seattle.
Read MoreNinety-six-year old President Russell M. Nelson said, "It's not Mormon's church, it's not Moses's church, it's Jesus Christ's."
Read MoreAlmost immediately after high school graduation, 18-year-old David Berkowitz, the future "Son of Sam," enlisted at the Army Induction Center in Manhattan.
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