Why Sammy Hagar Is A True Believer In Extraterrestrial Life
Rock 'n' roll frontman Sammy Hagar is a true believer in extraterrestrial life. He cites personal experience as the reason he thinks aliens exist.
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Civil War Timeline Explained
The American Civil War was fought between the North and the South from 1861 to 1865. This is how the war started and its major turning points over four years.
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Animals (4)
What Was The Billion Dollar Spy's Motive To Work For The United States?
A Russian man with top secret clearance sought out the CIA. But what was the Billion Dollar Spy's motive to work for the United States?
Read MoreThis 4.5 Billion Year-Old Discovery In The Gobi Desert May Have Predated The Earth Itself
A meteoroid that was found in the Gobi Desert in Asia, called the Pallasite Meteorite, may have predated the Earth itself, dating back 4.5 billion years.
Read More13 Animals That Can Change Their Gender
Even amidst this wild and wonderful world, there are some animals with especially peculiar traits. These are animals that can change their gender.
Read MoreThe 4-Billion-Year-Old Discovery Hidden Deep Under Australia
Earth's crust is a thin layer that has undergone many changes since the planet formed. But scientists have found a section that may be as old as Earth itself.
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Why JFK's Assassination Caused Brutal Backlash For The Dallas Cowboys
An often untold consequence of President John F. Kennedy's assassination was the severe backlash against the city of Dallas, Texas, and the Dallas Cowboys.
Read MoreThe Truth About The Assassination Attempt On King Charles' Life
Being a public figure, especially in terms of governmental duties, can make someone an inviting target of criticism, protest, demonstrations -- and shots fired.
Read MoreHow Queen Elizabeth II Escaped Multiple Assassination Attempts
Queen Elizabeth II is the world's most famous monarch, and assassination attempts ocome with the territory. These were the various attempts on the queen's life.
Read MoreJFK's Assassination Wasn't The Only One Lee Harvey Oswald Was Linked To
JFK's assassination wasn't the only one Lee Harvey Oswald was linked to. The former marine also had his sights set on another high-ranking official.
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Autopsies (7)
Disturbing Details Found In John Wilkes Booth's Autopsy
As with many other historical (and not so historical) figures, there are some who question whether John Wilkes Booth really was killed by Union troops.
Read MoreDisturbing Details Found In Kurt Cobain's Autopsy Report
Kurt Cobain's autopsy report provided more insight into his untimely death.
Read MoreThe Horrific Autopsy Report Of Staircase Murder Victim Kathleen Peterson
In the early morning hours of December 9, 2001, authorities were called to the Durham home of Michael and Kathleen Peterson on reports of a fatal accident
Read MoreDisturbing Details Found In Mac Miller's Autopsy Report
Rapper Mac Miller died suddenly at age 26. Here are the disturbing details found in his autopsy report.
Read MoreDisturbing Details Found In The Autopsy Of Bobby Brown's Son
Bobby Brown is no stranger to tragedy. One such event was the 2020 death of his son, Bobby Brown, Jr. Here are disturbing details found in his autopsy report.
Read MoreDisturbing Details Found In Billy Mays' Autopsy Report
OxiClean pitchman Billy Mays bumped his head on a flight the night before his death, but did that cause it? Here are the disturbing details from his autopsy.
Read MoreDisturbing Details Discovered In Marilyn Monroe's Autopsy Report
On August 5, 1962, Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe was found dead in her Los Angeles home at just 36 years old. What did her autopsy report reveal?
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Billy Joel: The Tragic Real-Life Story
Bill Joel is one of the best songwriters of all time, with dozens of hits to his name. Despite his success, he has endured some major hardships.
Read MoreWho Are Paul Simon's Children?
While Paul Simon is regarded as one of the most acclaimed songwriters, did his children follow in his footsteps? Let's take a look at three of them.
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Climate (9)
This Is What Climate Anxiety Does To Your Brain, According To Science
You've probably heard of mental illnesses like depression, generalized anxiety disorder, and social anxiety disorder. But have you heard of climate anxiety?
Read MoreThe Story Of The Eccentric Waterside Attraction Destroyed In The 1921 Tampa Hurricane
On October 25, 1921, a major hurricane walloped Tampa Bay in Florida. Here's the story of the eccentric waterside attraction destroyed in the event.
Read MoreThe Tampa Lighthouse That's Still Standing A Century After The 1921 Hurricane
Hurricane Ian pummeled Florida in September, 2022, threatening this Tampa lighthouse that weathered a similar destructive hurricane back in 1921.
Read MoreBarometric Pressure In Hurricanes Explained
While lower blood pressure may be good for health, low barometric pressure over the ocean is not so good. Here's barometric pressure in hurricanes explained.
Read MoreWhy Doesn't The 1921 Tampa Bay Hurricane Have A Name?
Today, we identify and remember various significant storm activities by naming them -- Hurricane Katrina, for one -- but a 1921 hurricane lacks its own name.
Read MoreHere's How To Take Care Of Your Pets During A Hurricane
An incoming natural disaster like a hurricane doesn't necessarily mean you have to be caught flat-footed, especially when it comes to your pets.
Read MoreThe NFL's Coldest Game In History Had Teams Playing In Minus 59 Degree Weather
In 1981, NFL fans who tuned into the Bengals-Chargers game in January witnessed the coldest football game in the sports league's history.
Read MoreWhy Pugsley Actor Ken Weatherwax Avoided Lead Roles After The Addams Family
The child stars, including Ken Weatherwax, of 'The Addams Family' didn't exactly keep making a splash in Hollywood after the series ended.
Read MoreCold Weather Became Much More Bearable Thanks To One Ambitious Teenager
Earmuffs are a staple of our everyday winter attire, but they weren't always as innovative as they are today. Here's how a teenager improved the earmuff.
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Conspiracy Theories (5)
The Historic Origins Of The Goat Hoof Shoes That Have Conspiracy Theorists Talking
Different things mean different things to different people. Symbols, art, characteristics -- most of the time, meaning really is in the eye of the beholder.
Read MoreWhy There Are Conspiracy Theories About Émile Zola's 1902 Death
A public controversy can divide an entire nation, raising passionate responses and positions. In some sad circumstances, they can also mean violence.
Read MoreWhy Conspiracy Theorists Want To Dig Up Ivana Trump's Grave
A good conspiracy theory can provide fuel for nearly endless discussions across all manner of media. If it involves a president, that's even better.
Read MoreWhy Conspiracy Theorists Are Convinced The Queen's Body Is Not In The Official Royal Coffin
Conspiracy theorists are convinced the queen's body is not in the official royal coffin. They took to social media to talk about it.
Read MoreWhy The Challenger Disaster Had Conspiracy Theorists Buzzing
In 1986, millions of people watched in terror as the Challenger space shuttle exploded a mere 73 seconds after liftoff. Years later, some were suspicious.
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Where These Legendary Country Stars Are Buried
When a country legend dies, there's the small matter of the funeral and burial. This is where these legendary country stars are buried.
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Crime (36)
What The Golden State Killer's Life In Prison Is Really Like
The Golden State Killer was finally arrested in 2018 after nearly 40 years of avoiding prosecution for his crimes. Here's a look inside his life behind bars.
Read MoreThe Perplexing 1982 Death Of The Man Known As William L. Toomey
Even with all of the tools available to criminal investigators today, some cases have been, and continue to be, unresolved, even after decades of work.
Read MoreWhy Jeffrey Dahmer's Picture Was Blacked Out In One Yearbook Photo
In the spring of 1978, members of the National Honors Society gathered at Revere High School in Ohio for their annual yearbook photo. Here's the story.
Read MoreWhy Didn't Jeffrey Dahmer Wear His Infamous Glasses During His Trial?
When someone goes on trial, accused of prolific and horrific, violent crime, every detail becomes the focus of intense scrutiny, including what they wear.
Read MoreThe Horrifying Case Of The Jeffrey Dahmer Victim That Police Ignored
Shockingly, one of Jeffrey Dahmer's most inhuman acts of torture and malice wouldn't have happened without help from police. Here's the story.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Jeffrey Dahmer's Body After He Was Killed?
Notorious serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer was beaten to death by a fellow inmate. Afterward, his parents were left to decide what to do with his remains.
Read MoreThis Is How You Can Become A Crime Scene Cleaner
Crime scene cleaners thoroughly clean up crime scenes and follow proper waste disposal methods to restore a location to its original condition.
Read MoreThe Childhood Surgery Jeffrey Dahmer's Father Claimed Changed Him
One of the most notorious serial killers in American history is (was) Jeffrey Dahmer. Here's the childhood surgery his father thinks changed him.
Read MoreLaw Enforcement's Serious Reaction To The Area 51 Memes Was No Laughing Matter
In 2019 there was a social media movement to storm the mysterious Area 51, but Law enforcement's serious reaction to the Area 51 memes was no laughing matter.
Read MoreWhat Larry Ray's Daughter Talia Ray Is Doing Today
Larry Ray ran a money laundering and sex trafficking ring, and is currently facing life in prison. Here's what his daughter Talia Ray is doing today.
Read MoreWho Is Rita Isbell From Netflix's Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story?
Rita Isbell took the stand against serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, to give a powerful statement about her brother's murder. Here's who she is.
Read MoreJeffrey Dahmer's Stepmom Shari Leads A Much Different Life These Days
Shari Dahmer, stepmother of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, has been very open in the past about her stepson's horrific crimes. Here's what her life is like now.
Read MoreStar Burton's Disturbing Reason For Wanting To Marry Charles Manson
There are certainly numerous couples out there who seem, at first glance, like an unlikely match. Few fit the category like Charles Manson and Star Burton.
Read MoreThe Horrific Crime Scene Of Travis Alexander
Travis Alexander and Jodi Arias commenced their courtship on hopeful terms, but as days passed, an ugly underbelly started to breach the surface of their love.
Read MoreThe Creepy Father-Son Activity That Jeffrey Dahmer Shared With His Dad
While Jeffrey Dahmer had multiple reasons for going down the path that he did, he incorporated one aspect from this hobby with his father.
Read MoreHow Jeffrey Dahmer Covered The Tracks Of His Early Killings Was Quite Disturbing
At the time, and ever since, professionals and casual observers have asked: How did Jeffrey Dahmer get away with such brutal crimes for so long?
Read MoreWhat It Really Means When A Court Vacates A Criminal Conviction
Criminal convictions are serious business, but they're not necessarily permanent. Here's what it means when a court vacates a criminal conviction.
Read MoreBernie Madoff's Ponzi Scheme Confession Finally Revealed
Disgraced financier Bernie Madoff is remembered for pulling off the largest Ponzi scheme in history. Here's what he said when he was arrested.
Read MoreJeffrey Dahmer Attempted Some Unsettling Experiments On His Victims
Jeffrey Dahmer was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison. In the course of the investigation, other heinous actions would be revealed.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To Christopher Darden From The OJ Simpson Case?
Christopher Darden was famously part of the prosecution team in the O.J. Simpson trial. After the trial ended, here's what happened to Darden and his career.
Read MoreThe Mysterious 2021 Disappearance Of Maya Millete
Maya Milette, a 39-year-old mother of three, went missing from her home in January 2021.
Read MoreWhat James Holmes' Life In Prison Is Really Like
James Holmes killed 12 and injured 58 in one of the worst mass shootings in U.S. history. Now permanently behind bars, here's what his prison life is now like.
Read MoreInside The 2015 Disappearance Of Teens Austin Stephanos And Perry Cohen
On July 24, 2015, 14-year-old Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen left on a boating trip from Florida's Jupiter Inlet. Unfortunately, they never returned.
Read MoreThis May Have Been The Cape Cod Vampire's Motive To Kill
Serial killers often have similar motivations urging them to do their vile work. This may have been the Cape Cod Vampire's motive to kill.
Read MoreThe Horrific Crime Scene Of Sins Of Our Mother's JJ Vallow And Tylee Ryan
The search for the remains of JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan shocked the nation, and the new documentary "Sins of Our Mother" reveals the crime scene.
Read MoreInside The Prison Life Of Fyre Fest Scammer Billy McFarland
Shortly after Fyre Festival's downfall, McFarland and Ja Rule were slapped with a hefty lawsuit. Ultimately, McFarland ended up behind bars.
Read MoreInside The Mysterious 2013 Disappearance Of Brandon Lawson
Even with today's technology touching nearly every aspect of life, it sometimes comes to pass that someone tragically disappears without a trace.
Read MoreThe Real Reason It Took So Long To Convict The Taco Bell Strangler Henry Louis Wallace
Henry Louis Wallace, also known as the Taco Bell Strangler, violently killed a number of women. Here is why it took authorities took so long to convict him.
Read MoreInside The Rift Between Johnny Carson And Wayne Newton
Some show business "feuds" are just for show, often for laughs -- light entertainment. Others, however, might not start seriously, but end up there.
Read MoreInside Lori Vallow's Family Response To The Disappearance Of JJ And Tylee
Lori Vallow Daybell's brother said he feared the worst about his sister and her unhinged beliefs when her children, JJ and Tylee, were reported missing.
Read MoreWhat We Know About The Suspects In The Canadian Stabbing Spree So Far
One of the deadliest stabbing sprees in Canada happened on September 5 and 6. Here's what we know about the suspects in the Canadian stabbing spree so far.
Read MoreThe Truth Behind The FBI's Magic Bloodhounds
Humans and bloodhounds — descended from 7th century French St. Hubert hounds — have a history of working together both for hunting and tracking.
Read MoreWho Was Bruce Ivins, The Man Behind The 2001 Anthrax Attacks?
In 2001, the United States was seized by fear when a string of anthrax attacks occurred. But who was Bruce Ivins, the man determined to be behind it?
Read MoreI Am A Killer's David Cameron Keith Had A Chilling Motive For Killing Harry Shryock
One human engaging in the criminal act of taking the life of another is always shocking and tragic. The question often arises: What was the motivation?
Read MoreHow I Am A Killer's Deryl Madison Escaped The Death Penalty
Texas currently leads all states in the union in terms of executions carried out for condemned prisoners. One man there managed to escape his death penalty.
Read MoreThe Brian Laundrie Manhunt Was Eerily Similar To Another Case
The search for Brian Laundrie was similar to the manhunt for the Olympic Park Bomber.
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The Major Hit The 1921 Tampa Hurricane Made To Florida's Agriculture
Hurricanes are genuinely impressive forces of nature that also leave a wake of destruction and death. A 1921 Florida storm had intense impact on agriculture.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To Isabella Pollok From Sex, Lies And The College Cult?
Isabella Pollock, from the Peacock documentary "Sex, Lies, and the College Cult," was part of a sex trafficking and extortion ring. Here's where she is now.
Read MoreHow Sex, Lies And The College Cult Subject Larry Ray Derailed A Political Career
A man convicted of exploiting a group of his daughter's college friends lured them in with a wild story about taking down a powerful politician.
Read MoreThe Queen's Funeral Procession Proved More Difficult For The Horses Than You Thought
On September 14, 2022, a 4,500-strong military procession transporting Queen Elizabeth IIs coffin made its way through the streets of London.
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Dictators (2)
The Tragic 1962 Death Of Joseph Stalin's Son, Vasily Stalin
Even world leaders are still human beings, and some have formed family relationships on their way to power, Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin among them.
Read MoreThis Valuable Watch Belonging To Adolf Hitler Was Looted By A French Soldier
A watch that belonged to Adolf Hitler recently sold at auction for a high price. Here is more about the watch itself and the French soldier that looted it.
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Entertainment (119)
How The Bangles Got Their Name
The Bangles have had an accomplished musical career, full of iconic songs that are still popular today. But the band came up with its name in an unexpected way.
Read MoreJimi Hendrix's Mentor Had One Major Criticism Of The Rock Legend
Jimi Hendrix was inspired by blues musician Albert King, but King actually had some scathing criticism of Hendrix. Here's what he said.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Coolio's Juggalo Tattoo Is Misspelled
The good thing about tattoos is that they're pretty much a part of your permanent record. The drawback, of course, is if there's an error in the inking.
Read MoreWhy Dusty Springfield Allegedly Slapped Buddy Rich
When two outspoken, temperamental performers share a stage, things are bound to get emotional. Here's why Dusty Springfield allegedly slapped Buddy Rich.
Read MoreThe Nickelodeon Show You Likely Forgot Coolio Worked On
If you were raised in the '90s and spent your afternoons watching Nickelodeon after school, you might recall a memorable Coolio cameo in a popular show.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To Barney's Actor?
What happened to the man who played Barney, the big purple dinosaur, all those years? You've probably seen him without even knowing it.
Read MoreYou Probably Didn't Realize Coolio's Most Famous Video Was Directed By A Big-Time Name
Coolio contributed a classic song to the hip-hop catalog, and you probably didn't realize Coolio's most famous video was directed by a big-time name.
Read MoreInside Steve Martin's Friendship With Martin Short
It's one thing for actors to appear to be friends when they're performing together, but quite often it doesn't transition off the screen to everyday life.
Read MoreHow Coolio's Rise To Stardom Was Aided By A Job In The Forests Of Northern California
Not everyone who finds stellar artistic success discovered their abilities at the beginning and went from there. Sometimes it takes a different discipline.
Read MoreWhat Was Coolio's Net Worth When He Died?
It often comes as a surprise when an artist, outstanding in one area, displays talent in another field of endeavor, as did rapper and chef Coolio.
Read MoreThis Is How Much Eddie Vedder Is Actually Worth
Pearl Jam has been wildly successful for years, and Eddie Vedder's wealth is tied up with that of the band. Let's look at where all that wealth came from.
Read MoreThe Heart-Wrenching Death Of Coolio
Coolio, best known for the 1995 hit "Gangsta's Paradise," has died at the age of 59.
Read MoreIs Echoes Based On A True Story?
The Netflix series "Echoes" has become an audience favorite, yet it's been panned by critics. Here's whether or not "Echoes" is based on a true story.
Read MoreWhat Three Eminem Tracks Mention Jeffrey Dahmer In The Lyrics?
That Jeffrey Dahmer would come up in rap lyrics isn't all that surprising. And at least three times in his career, Eminem mentioned the killer.
Read MoreInside Liza Minnelli's Relationship With Her Mother, Judy Garland
Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli are a Hollywood mother-daughter power duo if there ever was one. Here's a look at the ups and downs of their relationship.
Read MoreWhat Every Member Of GWAR Looks Like In Real Life
They're a shock-rock, apocalyptic metal band, but who is behind their elaborate and world-famous costumes? Here's what every member of GWAR really looks like.
Read MoreEvery Portrayal Of Jeffrey Dahmer Ranked Worst To Best
Jeffrey Dahmer was a notorious cannibal serial killer whose crimes have inspired several films. We ranked every portrayal of Dahmer from worst to best.
Read MoreThe Real-Life Last Of Us Brain Infection Can Actually Be Found Deep In The Jungle
For decades, science fiction writers have relied on the idea of a virus wiping out most of humanity. Here's one that's actually lurking in the jungle.
Read MoreWhy John Bonham Hated Led Zeppelin's Reggae Song
John Bonham of Led Zeppelin actually hated one of the band's songs, called "D'Yer Mak'er." Here's the story behind why he hated the reggae-influenced song.
Read MoreThis 40-Foot-Long Sea Creature's Fossils Prove Your Favorite Monster Movies May Not Be Far Off
Thanks to numerous tales and legends (and some fact), the ocean can be a terrifying place. The truth is, danger has always lurked there in different forms.
Read MoreMick Jagger's Unexpected Role In Turning A Former NFL Legend Into A Hall Of Famer
Mick Jagger is known as being the frontman of The Rolling Stones, but he also indirectly helped this NFL Hall of Famer have a successful career.
Read MoreThe Clash's Rock The Casbah Has More Meaning Behind It Than You Probably Thought
The Clash's song "Rock the Casbah" is one of the band's most famous songs. This is the little-known meaning behind "Rock the Casbah."
Read MoreThe Truth About The Relationship Between Curly Howard And Ex-Wife Elaine Ackerman
The Three Stooges' Curly Howard and ex-wife Elaine Ackerman's marriage was a union of opposites. Here's the truth about the relationship.
Read MoreWhy You Rarely Hear About Art Garfunkel These Days
Art Garfunkel is best known for his tenor singing voice as part of the duo Simon and Garfunkel in the 1960s. Here's why you rarely hear of him these days.
Read MoreThe Real Story Behind Bob Marley's Song, No Woman No Cry
One of Bob Marley's most famous songs is "No Woman No Cry," which doesn't mean quite what you think it does. Here's the story behind the song.
Read MoreWhat Was Likely The Last Song Avicii Worked On Before He Died?
Avicii died by suicide in 2018 while on vacation, leaving what would become his final album, the eponymously-titled album "Tim," around two-thirds complete.
Read MoreRun DMC Was Not The Name They Originally Wanted To Use
Run DMC helped bring rap to mainstream audiences, but Run DMC was not the name they originally wanted to use.
Read MoreThe Record That Bruce Springsteen Thinks Is A Masterpiece
Bruce Springsteen is a legendary musician in his own right, but there's one record he thinks is a masterpiece. This is the record praised by Bruce Springsteen.
Read MoreVladimir Putin's Supposed Resemblance To This Movie Character Almost Led To A Lawsuit
Nearly twenty years ago, Vladimir Putin's alleged resemblance to a character on the silver screen led lawyers to consider a lawsuit. Here's what happened.
Read MoreThe Scary Reason The Wicked Witch Actress Couldn't Eat On The Wizard Of Oz Set
There are certainly those who are willing (though perhaps not eager) to suffer for their art. That seems especially true in the performing arts.
Read MoreInside Mel Gibson's 2006 Arrest
Mel Gibson has been a Hollywood fixture for decades, preceded by a critically acclaimed career in Australian films. And then he got pulled over and arrested.
Read MoreThe Truth About Lena Horne's Relationship With Lennie Hayton
Lena Horne was a trailblazer in many ways. The truth is, even her relationship with composer Lennie Hayton rebuked social expectations of the time.
Read MoreWhat Was Taylor Hawkins' Last Foo Fighters Performance Before He Died?
For some 25 years, Taylor Hawkins was the man behind the drum kit for Foo Fighters. He also stepped up to the mic for solo vocal work during performances.
Read MoreWho The Beatles' Song Dear Prudence Is Really About
The Beatles hit a period there toward the end of their collaboration when their songwriting seemed influenced by a sort of obscure mysticism.
Read MoreShirley Temple Once Shot Eleanor Roosevelt In The Back With A Slingshot
The lives of celebrities often overlap -- the absolutely famous intermingling, whether they come from show business, politics, or simple notoriety.
Read MoreThe Best And Worst Sherlock Holmes Stories
The first Sherlock Holmes story was "A Study in Scarlet," published in 1887, but was this one of Arthur Conan Doyle's best ... or worst ... or maybe neither.
Read MoreFinal Interviews Of Famous Rappers
Hip-hop artists have died of a result of gun violence, addiction, and poor health. Read the last interviews with rappers who were taken from us far too soon.
Read MoreMost Pointless Movies On Netflix
Just because Netflix is great doesn't mean all its movies are worth watching.
Read MoreWhere Is Jeffrey Dahmer's Neighbor Glenda Cleveland Now?
Had the police taken Glenda Cleveland seriously in May 1991, five innocent lives might have been spared from the murderous hands of killer Jeffrey Dahmer.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Fred Savage Was Fired From The Wonder Years Reboot
Fred Savage was fired from the 'Wonder Years' reboot after being tapped to be a producer for the project. So what happened? Let's take a look.
Read MoreOne Of Dr. Seuss' Books Helped Make This Common Word Part Of Everyday Lexicon
Part of art is invention -- finding new ways to combine old item or ideas into something unseen before. That certainly applies to authors forming new words.
Read MoreWhat Reba McEntire Fans May Not Know About The Star
Today, Reba McEntire is one of the giants of country music. Here are some lesser-known facts about America's favorite country star.
Read MoreThe Sad Truth About Woody Allen's Marriage To Louise Lasser
Louise Lasser is one of the most important women in the world of comedy. She is also known for her marriage to Woody Allen. Here's the story.
Read MoreSidney Poitier Turned An Early Career Rejection Into A Life-Changing Educational Journey
Sidney Poitier overcame a lifetime of obstacles, and even turned an early career rejection into a life-changing educational journey.
Read MoreWhere Are The Members Of The Bling Ring Today?
Even the A-list celebrities and Hollywood royalty have their challenges -- for instance, being targeted by teenaged burglars looking for jewelry to steal.
Read MoreWhat Really Ended Sidney Poitier And Diahann Carroll's Relationship
There are certainly those co-workers who are annoying as the day is long. And then there are those who resonate beyond the workplace, for good or ill.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Madonna Doesn't Have A Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame
There are few symbols more iconic of the entertainment industry than the Hollywood Walk of Fame. So why hasn't Madonna made the list?
Read MorePaul Newman's Somber Final Words To His Best Friend
Paul Newman, regarded as one of the last great movie stars, is famous for his acting and for his Newman's Own dressing. These were his last words.
Read MorePaul Newman Died With Two Major Regrets Still Looming Over His Head
Paul Newman's life was well lived: achievement as an actor; a long marriage; philanthropy resulting in hundreds of millions of donated dollars. And regret.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Lauren Tewes Was Fired From The Love Boat
Many's the TV anthology series that offers a bright vision of reality, wrapping up guest stars' problems in an episode. The actors' reality could be tragic.
Read MoreWhy Madonna's Career At Dunkin' Donuts Only Lasted A Week
Madonna is known for her stellar music career. She also had a brief, little-known stint at Dunkin' Donuts, but was fired after only a week.
Read MoreThe Only Time The First Four Stooges Were Seen On-Screen Together
The Three Stooges delighted fans for decades, despite a rotating roster of members. Only one of their films featured the first four men to perform as Stooges.
Read MoreBig Moments From The 1980s You Forgot About
The decade saw advances in science and technology, as well as excess.
Read MoreDavid Bowie's Advice He Received From A Buddhist Monk Was A Real Game-Changer
In the late 1960s, David Bowie ended up at Samye Ling, a Buddhist monastery located in Eskdalemuir, Scotland. There, he would receive a bit of profound advice.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Brendan Fraser
Brendan Fraser has a comeback in 2022 with "The Whale," but over the past two decades, his life has seen a lot of low points, both personal and professional.
Read MoreThe Real Story Behind David Bowie's Moonage Daydream
The real story behind David Bowie's "Moonage Daydream" involves the influence of William S. Burrows and the Dada movement.
Read MoreBig Moments From The 1990s You Forgot About
Many people feel a burning nostalgia for the 1990s. Let's look at some of the biggest moments you probably forgot about.
Read MoreThe Ink Masters: Redemption Moment That Drove A Former Canvas To Tears
The Ink Masters: Redemption moment that drove a former canvas to tears after she confronted the artists who she felt treated her and tattooed her poorly.
Read MoreThe Woman Who May Have Inspired Hocus Pocus
The history of witchcraft in colonial America is a string of fatal tragedies. That history, however, has also given inspiration to some modern storytelling.
Read MoreThe Rise And Fall Of Marilyn Manson
Shock-rocker Marilyn Manson was one of the most controversial figures in music for years. Read on to learn about Manson's stunning rise and fall.
Read MoreThe Real Story Behind Paul McCartney's Song Here Today
When John Lennon was killed, his former Beatles bandmate Paul McCartney was particularly affected. Here's the story behind McCartney's song "Here Today."
Read MoreElvis Hated This Food So Much He Banned It From Graceland
Elvis Presley was known for his unique performing style, but he was also known for hating a very specific food. Apparently Presley banned fish from Graceland.
Read MoreThe True Story Behind Led Zeppelin's Song, Tangerine
Led Zeppelin was formed in 1968 by Jimmy Page after he left the famed band "The Yardbirds." Here's how Led Zeppelin's "Tangerine" is related to Page's past.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Marilyn Monroe's Famous Pink Dress?
The pink gown Marilyn Monroe wore in 1953's "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" has an interesting history and as it turns out, there were two dresses made for Monroe.
Read MoreThe Bruce Springsteen Song About The Uneasy Relationship He Had With His Father
Bruce Springsteen offered a hard look at the life of the working class. He sang not just of joy and freedom but of its absence and the search for it.
Read MoreGeorge Carlin's Comedy Took A New Route Thanks To Two Folk Icons
Few comedians have made such a huge impact — and left behind such a huge void — as George Carlin. But do you know the two folk icons who influenced him?
Read MoreThe Unexpected Inspiration Behind The Beatles' Song Martha My Dear
Songwriters use all kinds of muses to come up with their art. Here's the unexpected inspiration behind The Beatles' song "Martha My Dear."
Read MoreThe Truth About Alicia Silverstone's Time As Aerosmith's Famous Video Girl
Alicia Silverstone, largely known for her role in the movie "Clueless," also appeared in several music videos for the band Aerosmith.
Read MoreInside The Friendship Between Michael Jackson And Eddie Murphy
Eddie Murphy and Michael Jackson were massive stars in the 1980s in their own right in the worlds of comedy and music. Here's what their friendship was like.
Read MoreThis Is How Much Sophia Loren Is Actually Worth
Sophia Loren is an award-winning actress with a career spanning more than three-quarters of a century. How did she make her millions? It was a long road.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To Sins Of The Amish Subject Mary Byler?
Mary Byler was born and raised in an Amish community in Pennsylvania. She experienced abuse at the hands of her father and several other relatives.
Read MoreThe Wild Truth About Rip Torn's 2010 Arrest
Celebrated actor Rip Torn impressed audiences with his riveting performances in films, television, and on stage, but he has had his share of legal troubles too.
Read MoreAretha Franklin's FBI Files Revealed
Aretha Franklin was a woman of profound musical talent, the "Queen of Soul" who raised the bar of excellence. But that's not why the FBI was interested.
Read MoreThe Secret That Casino Subject Lefty Rosenthal Brought To His Grave
They always say that what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Sometimes, however, the secrets -- even the deepest mob secrets -- come to the surface.
Read MoreHow One Man Went From Bambi To Marine Corps Commander
Donald Dunagan was a tough-as-leather Marine Corps major, but he also had a secret, one that he feared would make it hard to do his job as a drill instructor.
Read MoreYou Probably Never Knew Naomi Campbell Was In A Bob Marley Video
English actress and model Naomi Campbell was once in a Bob Marley video. This is the story of the video, and her connection to Bob Marley.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Chris Rock Got Fired From Saturday Night Live
Chris Rock got to his position in life by being an actor and comedian. He's also known for his career on "Saturday Night Live," which was surprisingly brief.
Read MoreThe Unique Way Richard Pryor Calmed His Nerves Before Performing Comedy
Richard Pryor was a groundbreaking standup comedian, writer, and actor. But even the greatest performers have to find a way to deal with nerves.
Read MoreThe Unexpected Creature Caught On Film During A Rocket Launch
People travel from miles around in order to witness the launch of a space vehicle by NASA. One possible observer might have gotten more than it bargained for.
Read MoreWere The Queen And Elton John Actually Friends?
In the '70s, Elton John was invited to a dinner party at Windsor Castle, where he met members of the royal family, including Queen Elizabeth.
Read MoreThe Failure Of This Film Ended The New Hollywood Era Of Cinema
There was a time in Hollywood when directors were king -- and had the box office numbers to reinforce that authority. And then it all went south, badly.
Read MoreThe Creepy Real-Life Inspiration For He-Man's Skeletor
It's a fine line that content creators have to walk when assembling villains for children's entertainment: bad enough to be interesting, but not too much.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Robert Downey Jr. Was Fired From Saturday Night Live
Before Iron Man fame, Robert Downey Jr. was a cast member on Saturday Night Life, and allegedly one of the worst. Here's why he was fired from the show.
Read MoreThe Truth About Chuck Berry's Song Johnny B. Goode
It's often said that life imitates art, and it's equally true that art frequently draws from life. Take, for example, Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode."
Read MoreWhy The FBI Went After Steven Seagal
Seagal himself was once embroiled in a stratagem of subterfuge and intrigue against one of the United States' chief legal authorities: the FBI.
Read MoreWhat Happened To One-Hit Wonder Norman Greenbaum?
Norman Greenbaum's "Spirit in the Sky" remains popular thanks to its frequent inclusion in film OSTs. But what's he been up to since the song charted in 1970?
Read MoreBurt Reynolds' Failed Nightclub Had One Very Strange Feature
Actor Burt Reynolds once owned a nightclub, but the business venture didn't exactly last very long. Here's the story behind the failed nightclub.
Read MoreJohn Paul Tremblay's Net Worth Might Surprise You
Tremblay's personal finances are in considerably better condition than Julian's. In fact, John Paul Tremblay's net worth might very well surprise you.
Read MoreA Childhood Condition Led The Original Morticia Adams, Carolyn Jones, Into Acting
Carolyn Jones had a long and successful career, acting in both films and television for decades. A childhood condition might have derailed those ambitions.
Read MoreThe Time Elvis Inhaled His Own Tooth Cap While Performing
Elvis Presley once inhaled his own tooth cap while performing, resulting in the need for delicate surgery. Here's how the incident happened.
Read MoreLucille Ball's Friendship With Vivian Vance Explained
Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance were best friends on the screen, and they were best friends in real life as well, up until Vance's death in 1979.
Read MoreInside George Takei And Walter Koenig's Relationship On Star Trek
George Takei and Walter Koenig were part of the cast of the original series of "Star Trek." Here is what the relationship was like between the actors.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Andy Kaufman Was 'Fired' From Taxi
Andy Kaufman was perhaps the greatest trickster in the history of comedy. Here's how he was 'fired' from Taxi.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Esther Rolle Left Good Times
Casting a TV series is just as crucial as the writing, the production values, the direction. When lead actors become dissatisfied enough to quit, it's serious.
Read MoreInside The Tragic 2009 Death Of David Carradine
David Carradine was found dead at his Bangkok hotel at age 72, in a manner that brought up lots of questions about his final hours and his private life.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Mackenzie Phillips Was Fired From One Day At A Time
Mackenzie Phillips encountered the perils of show business entitlement at a very young age. By the time she was a teenaged working actress, it all fell apart.
Read MoreThe Troubling Childhood Of Shirley MacLaine's Daughter
Actress Shirley MacLaine's daughter, Sachi Parker, wrote a tell-all book about her relationship with her mother. Here's the story of her troubling childhood.
Read MoreThe Truth About Jane Fonda And Ted Turner's Divorce
Jane Fonda and Ted Turner married in 1991 and divorced 10 years later. Here is the truth about their divorce.
Read MoreTragic Details About Clint Eastwood
While Clint Eastwood may appear to be a success story on the outside, he's had to endure a number of hardships in his life. Here are the details.
Read MoreCeline Dion's Short Partnership With Phil Spector Ended After One Extreme Recording Session
Celine Dion and producer Phil Spector were supposed to collaborate for one of the singer's albums.
Read MoreHow Did The Mamas And The Papas Get Their Name?
Inspiration for the band's name came from Cass Elliot and a somewhat unlikely place: Television.
Read MoreThe Twisted Way John Gilbert's Romance With Greta Garbo May Have Destroyed His Career
It was John Gilber's romantic nature that ended up being his downfall in terms of exiling him from Hollywood.
Read MoreThe Rolling Stones Movie We'll Never Get To See
By the summer of 1966, everything seemed to fall into place for the Rolling Stones' first feature film. However, it truly was not meant to be.
Read MoreThe Time Jefferson Airplane's Grace Slick Allegedly Wanted To Dose Nixon With LSD
What do Grace Slick, a famous anarchist friend, a school acquaintance, the president of the United States, and LSD have in common?
Read MoreFrank Sinatra Had Some Brutally Honest Words For Sinead O'Connor
Some of you would name Frank Sinatra and Sinéad O'Connor as the two most intensely vocal (no pun intended) and barbed personalities in music history.
Read MoreThe Reason You Can't Visit Andy Griffith's Gravesite
It's not uncommon for fans to make pilgrimages to the final resting places of their favorite stars, but Andy Griffth's grave is out of reach for most of us.
Read MoreThings You Didn't Know About George R.R. Martin
George R.R. Martin, of "A Song of Ice and Fire," is well-known, but there may still be things you don't know about him, such as how his writing career started.
Read MoreWhat Audrey Hepburn Gave Her Loved Ones As A Memento Before Her Death
Gifts serve several purposes: something to please the recipient, or remind them of the giver. Gifts are more poignant when they come from one who's dying.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Victoria Smith's Son Kenny From I Am A Killer?
Season 3 of Netflix's "I Am a Killer" involves the story of Victoria Smith, the murder of her spouse, Chris Isaac, and her son Kenny. Here's where Kenny is now.
Read MoreElvis' First Song Only Cost Him $4 To Record
Elvis Presley made millions as a best-selling recording artist, but his very first song only cost him $4 to record. Here's what it was.
Read MoreThe Truth About John Lennon's Very First Girlfriend, Thelma Pickles
John Lennon's first girlfriend was Theresa Pickles McGough, and the two had a tumultuous history. Here's the truth about their relationship.
Read MoreHow Michael Jordan Got His Game Back While Filming Space Jam
The 1996 sports comedy "Space Jam" played a huge role in helping Michael Jordan return to his old form after his brief first retirement. Here's how.
Read MoreThe Reason You Can't Visit Merle Haggard's Gravesite
When someone beloved dies, some sort of monument involving their remains is often created -- a gravesite, or tomb. Merle Haggard fans might be out of luck.
Read MoreThe Scary Truth About Jason Momoa's Facial Scar
Jason Momoa is known for his muscled build, but also for a facial scar on his eyebrow. Here's the scary truth behind Momoa's facial scar.
Read MoreLegendary Actor R. Lee Ermey Met His Wife In One Of The Most Unusual Ways Possible
R. Lee Ermey, who made a career out of the Marine Corps, followed by a career playing military figures in films and on TV, was married for over 40 years.
Read MoreHow Hollywood Really Felt About James Dean's CGI Resurrection In Finding Jack
The proposition of James Dean's CGI resurrection in the film "Finding Jack" was floated in 2019. Here's how Hollywood really felt about that.
Read MoreThe FBI Files On The Monkees Explained
The Monkees found success as a fake-turned-real band during the 1960s. During the height of their popularity, the FBI also took an interest an in them.
Read MoreThe Truth About Robert Plant's Relationship With Phil Collins
Robert Plant and Phil Collins were titans of the music industry, but they had a relationship you might not expect. Here's the truth about their relationship.
Read MoreThe Breakfast At Tiffany's Scene Audrey Hepburn Fought To Have Changed
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How The 1950s Red Scare Led To The Creation Of China's Missile And Space Program
While Nazi scientists were welcomed in the U.S. after World War II, scientist Qian Xuesen was deported to China, where he advanced the country's space research.
Read MoreHow The World's Largest Airport Played An Unexpectedly Crucial Role In The Gulf War
The world's largest airport, located in Saudi Arabia, played an unexpectedly crucial role in the Gulf War. Here's how the airport featured in the war.
Read MoreCan You Really Die Of Old Age?
If you've been born, that means that, sooner or later, you, too, will die. But if it is later -- much, much later -- does that make a difference?
Read MoreThe Eerie Quotes And Carvings You Can Find In The Paris Catacombs
Deep inside the Paris Catacombs, you'll find eerie quotes and carvings among this "empire of the dead." Read the messages the dead have left underneath Paris.
Read MoreThe Real Reason These Colors Are Associated With Halloween
St. Patrick's Day sees the world turn green; Valentine's Day is bedecked with red. But why is Halloween so consistently associated with certain colors?
Read MoreBritish Royal Residences You've Never Heard Of Before
British royalty certainly lives royally, but not always in palaces or castles. Here are some British royal residences you've never heard of before.
Read MorePicasso's Very First Word Will Not Shock You One Bit
Pablo Picasso is renowned for his painting, so his very first word probably won't come as a surprise to you. His first word was an allusion to an artistic tool.
Read MoreNot Even The Egyptian Pyramids Are As Old As This Part Of LSU's Campus
Part of the grounds of LSU's campus show human activity from so long ago, not even the Egyptian pyramids are as old as this ancient finding.
Read MoreThe Meaning Behind The Boy Scouts' Left-Hand Handshake Explained
The Boy Scouts have a long history with many traditions. Here is the meaning behind their left-hand handshake, explained.
Read MoreWhy Ernest Hemingway's Key West House Is Actually Home To 59 Furry Friends
Ernest Hemingway is perhaps equally famous for his contributions to American literature and his adventures pursuing creatures in the wilds. He also loved cats.
Read MoreEvery Element Of The British Royal Guards Uniform Explained
The British royal guards have an illustrious military history, and their uniforms having meaning beyond being merely ornamental.
Read MoreThe 17th-Century Galileo Manuscript That Basically Went From Treasure To Trash
A Galileo manuscript thought to be one of the most important pieces at the University of Michigan went from treasure to trash as it turned out to be fake.
Read MoreWorld War II European Front Timeline Explained
You might wonder why things in Europe went so very wrong so very quickly in the mid-1900s. Here's the World War II European front timeline explained.
Read MoreThe Most Gruesome Accusations Against Catherine De Medici
Catherine de Medici earned a reputation for being spiteful, manipulative, and very deadly. Here are the most gruesome accusations against Catherine de Medici.
Read MoreTampa's Security From Major Storms May Be Attributed To This Local Legend
Severe weather can have devastating consequences, especially by powerful hurricanes. Florida's Tampa Bay, however, seems to have dodged several such events.
Read MoreWhy Lauren Bacall And Humphrey Bogart's Marriage Wasn't What It Seemed
The marriage between Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart was, to most of the world, a classic Hollywood romance. But it wasn't what it seemed.
Read MoreThe Horrifying History Of The Florida School For Boys
While it seems like a reform school should do some good, that's not always how things go. This is the horrifying history of the Florida School for Boys.
Read MoreStop Signs Used To Look A Lot Different Than They Do Today
The need for traffic control preceded the invention of the car, though stop signs went through many iterations before becoming universally recognizable.
Read MoreThe True Story Of The Woman Who Survived For 27 Hours In The Wreckage Of 9/11
Of the thousands of people who were in the twin towers at the time of their collapse, 20 people were rescued. Here's the story of one of them.
Read MoreMeet Aldi Novel Adilang, The Teen Who Got Lost At Sea Three Different Times
As much as it's depicted in movies and storybooks, very few people can say they've been lost at sea. Meet Aldi Novel Adilang, who got lost at sea three times.
Read MoreWhy It's A Massive Challenge To Conquer Canada's Mount Thor
Mount Thor in Canada is one of the most difficult mountains to climb not just in North America, but the whole world. Here's why Mount Thor is so tough.
Read MoreHow A Shaving Razor Spelled Doom For A US Congressman In 1921
A US congressman died tragically in 1921, and the culprit wasn't what you might expect. A shaving razor spelled doom for this US congressman.
Read MoreHow The Elephant Man, Joseph Merrick, Really Died
The so-called Elephant Man, Joseph Merrick's death was unexpected when he died at 27. Here's how he really died.
Read MoreSecret Societies That Are Nearly Impossible To Leave
Secret societies have been around almost as long as humanity. And some are super secret, while others not so much. Leaving can be complicated.
Read MoreThe First Recorded Successful Limb Amputation Is Much Older Than You Think
Amputation as a life-saving medical procedure goes back centuries, particularly on battlefields. Recent evidence suggests it even happened in prehistoric times.
Read MoreThe Woman Who Saved Emily Dickinson's Poetry
Today, Emily Dickinson is considered one of the greatest poets in American literature. The reclusive writer's work was almost lost, however.
Read MoreThe True Story Of Galvarino, The Mapuche Warrior Who Had Knives For 'Hands'
In the martial stories of history, there are accounts bordering on legend, telling of extraordinary deeds accomplished by extraordinary individuals.
Read MoreThe First Ever Tailgate Dates A Lot Further Back Than You Probably Think
The football tailgate is a beloved fall tradition in the U.S., but the first American tailgaters gathered to watch something much more harrowing than football.
Read MoreThis 6,000-Year-Old UK Home Is So Ancient That It Has Stone Furniture
Ruins discovered on the Orkney Islands reveal much about Britain's ancient settlers, including their sophisticated culture, rituals, and diets.
Read MoreOne Oregon Mountain And Its Unfortunate Connection With Nazi Symbolism
Istanbul was Constantinople, once upon a time. It's not unusual for a piece of geography to be renamed, especially when evil is evoked by the original.
Read MoreWhat Happens If A Royal Has Twins?
For nations with a royal family, the lines of succession can be complicated by birth order, gender, and proximity to the throne. And if there are twins?
Read MoreThe Murky Origins Of The Motorcycle
There was a slow evolution in the creation of the motorcycles we see and use today, in fact, the origins of the vehicle are somewhwat murky.
Read MoreThe Real Reason The Scots Guard Were Once Called 'The Kiddies'
Despite the Scots Guard's reputation as serious soldiers who can never break character on duty, the British military branch has its own nickname.
Read MoreThe True Story Of John Chickie Donohue's 8,000 Mile Beer Run
John "Chickie" Donohue once made an 8,000 beer run from Vietnam to the US to support the soldiers serving there. Here's the story of the beer run.
Read MoreOne Of The Most Important Parts Of Royal Guard Training Is One You May Not Expect
Given the tasks the royal guard is typically known to perform, one aspect of their training regimen could perhaps be a surprise for many.
Read MoreWhat The Different Colored Plumes On The British Royal Guards' Hats Mean
The Royal Guardsmen are one of the most enduring and beloved symbols of the United Kingdom -- not all bearskin caps are the same though.
Read MoreThe Five Most Embarrassing Moments Of The British Royal Guard
Royal guards are only human, and sometimes, intentionally or not, they break protocol — and lucky for everyone on the internet, there is often video proof.
Read MoreHow Much The British Royal Guard Members Get Paid
The British Royal Guard members are expected to meet very high standards, yet they get paid relatively little. Here's how much they make.
Read MoreIt Turns Out There's A Good Reason The British Royal Guards Undergo A Daily Inspection
Guards on duty at the Horse Guards in Whitehall undergo a daily inspection at 4 p.m.
Read MoreThe Largest Crowds Ever Recorded That Gathered For Royal Events
British royal events regularly captivate that country and even the whole world. Read on for the largest recorded crowds gathered for British royal events.
Read MoreThe Secret About One Of Hawaii's Most Gorgeous Attractions May Be Out
There's one tourist attraction in Hawaii that gets lots of traffic, though whether or not it's a good place for you to visit could depend on your interests.
Read MoreRemnants Of A Dead Sea Scroll Showed Up In The Most Unlikely Place
There are all those stories out there, of ancient items, valuable beyond belief, found tucked away somewhere. But a Dead Sea Scroll fragment?
Read MoreThe Princess Diana Heirloom That Granddaughter Charlotte Might Inherit
At the tender age of 7, Princess Charlotte of Wales, daughter of Prince William and Princess Catherine, might inherit this Princess Diana heirloom.
Read MoreInside The 19th Century Execution Of 'Yankee Jim' Robinson
In 19th century America, what passed for justice was often swift and very, very final, with capital punishment carried out with ruthless efficiency.
Read MoreThe True Story Of The First Human Killed By A Robot
The first human killed by a robot was only 25 years old. Unfortunately, it wouldn't be the last time that happened. Here's the true story.
Read MoreThe Relationship Between Master Thief Jack Sheppard And Lawman Jonathan Wild Explained
In 1724, in the span of mere months, Jack Sheppard, a roguish burglar and thief, became the darling of London thanks to a series of high-profile prison escapes.
Read MoreThe Real Reason British Guards Wear Bearskins
British guards famously wear bearskins as hats, in what has become a signature staple of their uniform. Here's why the guards wear bearskins.
Read MoreThis Seemingly-Innocent Love Note From The 1700s Holds A Morbid Secret
Widow Anna Maria Radclyffe honored her husband by embroidering a short love note on a linen sheet.
Read MoreHellish Parts Of The Handmaid's Tale Inspired By Real History
Margaret Atwood's work of dystopian fiction has more resonance than ever before. These are some hellish parts of The Handmaid's Tale inspired by real history.
Read MoreWhat We Know About Prince Edward, Duke Of Kent
Prince Edward was Elizabeth's first cousin via their fathers, Prince Albert (who became King George VI) and Prince George, sons of King George V. Who is he?
Read MoreBBC Viewers Did Not Mince Words When It Came To Prince Philip's Death Coverage
Viewers criticized the BBC's coverage of Prince Philip's death, when he passed away in 2021, claiming the network covered it too extensively.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Princess Anne's Daughter Has An Unusual Royal Name
Several members of the royal family have eschewed life in the public spotlight over the years -- more or less. That includes Princess Anne's daughter Zara.
Read MoreQuestionable Things About Ronald Reagan's Presidency
Ronald Reagan is a well known president, but his legacy is not free from criticism. Here are some questionable things about Ronald Reagan's presidency.
Read MoreThe History Of Westminster Abbey's Cosmati Pavement
Covered with thick carpet for the past 150 years, a priceless treasure of Westminster Abbey has remained unseen as a way of preservation. Let's take a look.
Read MoreThe Candle Supplier For Westminster Abbey Is Older Than You Realize
Thanks to Charles Farris, the abbey has gotten a constant flow of "pillar candles" — thicker cylindrical candles — for way longer than you might think.
Read MoreEverything We Know About Patricia Scotland, Secretary-General Of The Commonwealth
The death of Queen Elizabeth II in September 2022 left many people around the world with questions about the structure of the British government.
Read MorePrincess Anne Chose A Very Different Life For Her Royal Children
Princess Anne is the daughter of the late Queen Elizabeth II, but she chose a very different life for her royal children.
Read MoreAre There Nuns Or Monks At Westminster Abbey?
Queen Elizabeth II's funeral will take place at Westminister Abbey on September 19, and some may wonder if any monks or nuns will attend. Here's the answer.
Read MoreInside The Failed Mountain Rescue Of Dudley Wolfe On The Side Of K2
Mountaineering is an inherently dangerous sport, a combination of training, determination, and skill, combined with unforeseeable circumstances like weather.
Read MoreThe Mysterious 1985 Disappearance Of Nicole Morin
The mysterious 1985 disappearance of 8-year-old Nicole Morin from her apartment building has baffled Toronto police for decades. But now there may be new leads.
Read MoreThe History Of The Largest Three Stooges Museum
The Three Stooges (all six of them) have cemented their place in the hearts of their fans. No wonder a museum has been dedicated to their memory.
Read MoreA German Tank Had No Hope Against A Lone Axe-Wielding Soviet Union Cook
There's the story of David vs. Goliath -- a young shepherd, armed only with a sling, up against a fully armored, gigantic warrior. Like an axe vs. a tank.
Read MoreThe Significance Of London's Wellington Arch Explained
London's Wellington Arch is one of the city's best-known landmarks and its significance is tied to its original intended purpose, representing England's power.
Read MoreWho Was The First British Royal To Visit America?
The first British royal to visit America made their visit in 1860, but this royal was not a monarch at the time. That visit took place nearly 80 years later.
Read MoreDo Prince William And Kate Have Any Pets?
There's a long history of pets within the royal family — perhaps most famously, Queen Elizabeth's corgis — but the late queen wasn't the only dog lover.
Read MoreWho Is The Westminster Abbey Choirmaster, James O'Donnell?
At Queen Elizabeth's funeral, attendees and viewers from around the world will hear the work of James O'Donnell, Westminster Abbey's accomplished choirmaster.
Read MoreA Breakdown Of How Prince William And Prince Harry's Military Dress Differs
The king has requested that both his sons wear their military uniforms at the queen's funeral, but the two princes will have slight variations in their dress.
Read MoreThe British Military Guards Must Follow Proper Protocol Even While Fainting
British military guards must follow proper protocol while fainting, which means fainting forward with their arms at their sides, while no one helps them.
Read MoreThese Are Princess Anne's Two Children
Queen Elizabeth II's only daughter, Princess Anne, is a gifted equestrian, philanthropist, and the proud mother of two. Here's more about her children.
Read MoreWho Was The First Prince Of Wales?
For decades, the world knew the U.K.'s King Charles III as the Prince of Wales. That title has now been given to Prince William. But who held it first?
Read MoreThe Real Reason Pants Were Objectionable In The Roman Empire
There have been some strange fashion faux pas in history. Wearing trousers in ancient Rome was seen as a serious breach of the fashion code and here's why.
Read MoreBritish Royal Houses Explained
Stretching back to the Middle Ages, Britain's royal houses have been a source of fascination for millions. These are the British royal houses explained.
Read More14 Types Of Raptor Dinosaurs Explained
Fast, intelligent predators -- you would not have wanted to be on the wrong side of a raptor's claw. Here is a look at some of these nimble Cretaceous killers.
Read MoreEurope's Biggest Witch Trial In Their History That You Probably Never Heard About
Tragically, history is full of those moments when one group of people successfully blamed another group for a misfortune they had nothing to do with.
Read MoreThe Unique US Highway That Plays A Tune When You Drive The Speed Limit
Route 66, one of the most popular and beautiful highways in the US, plays a patriotic tune when you drive it going the speed limit. Here's how it works.
Read MoreSmall Details You Missed In Vincent Van Gogh's Most Famous Paintings
Vincent van Gogh made a career of producing vibrant, dappled, swirling, and primitive artwork. That said, he left plenty of intriguing details in his artwork.
Read MoreWho Pays For A British Royal Funeral?
With the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the United Kingdom engaged in a lengthy period of public pageantry mixed with mourning. It all comes with a price tag.
Read MoreThe Truth About The Royal Welsh Goat
History is filled with stories of the connections made between soldiers and animals -- dogs and horses especially. One group of Welsh soldiers cherishes a goat.
Read MoreThe Long And Storied History Of Garden Gnomes
Garden gnomes have a long, bizarre history that spans ancient statues of deities, real-life human beings, and the modern iteration of the gnome.
Read MoreInside The Royal Rules Of Bowing And Curtsying
The U.K.'s royal family has centuries of tradition and practice informing nearly every move, including how they greet and depart from one another.
Read MoreInside The Duties Of A Royal Guard's Shift
They are the very visual definition of pageantry: the queen's royal guards, with their bright red tunics, tall bear fur hats, and disciplined precision.
Read MoreThese Are Camilla Parker Bowles' Two Children
In February 2022, Queen Elizabeth II announced her support for Camila Parker Bowles to become queen after her death. Here are the new queen's two children.
Read MoreThe Whimsical History Of Westminster's Birdcage Walk
Queen Elizabeth's funeral procession through London will include passing by St. James's Park, site of Birdcage Walk, a bit of street with a long history.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Purple Is A Royal Color
It seems that there is a lot of regalia connecting royalty and the color purple. Here is the eye-opening reason why purple is closely associated with royalty.
Read MoreThe History Of The Funeral Effigies In Westminster Abbey
The deaths of British monarchs each have their own special history, but one strange thing that people might not know about is funeral effigies.
Read MoreThe Origin Of Operation London Bridge, The Detailed Plan For Queen Elizabeth II's Death
Operation London Bridge is the codename for what happens after Queen Elizabeth II, the current monarch of the United Kingdom and head of the Commonwealth, dies.
Read MoreThe First Changing Of The Guard Under Charles' Reign Made History In More Ways Than One
With the queen's death, The British Army notes the Number 7 Company Coldstream Guards instantly became the King's Guard. Here's how this made history.
Read MorePrincess Diana's Coffin Weighed A Lot More Than You Realize
British law and custom dictate that royals are buried in lead-lined coffins. Most notably, Princess Diana's coffin weighed a lot more than you realize.
Read MoreThe Speed Of The Cortege Will Be Different In London Than It Was In Scotland
As befitting a monarch with decades upon the throne, the funeral rites for Queen Elizabeth II will be complex, taking place in various locales.
Read MoreThe Unusual Cairns At Balmoral All Have Royal Significance
Small pyramids dotted around the Scottish countryside may seem unusual, but the cairns at Balmoral all have royal significance.
Read MoreWhy Is The British Heir Apparent Titled The Prince Of Wales?
Following in his father's footsteps, in 2022, Prince William became the latest member of the royal family to hold the title of Prince of Wales.
Read MoreThis Massive Canadian Mountain Is Still Growing Every Day
It might not look like it to the naked eye, but some mountains are actually growing taller every day. This huge Canadian mountain is still growing.
Read MoreWhat Does It Mean To Lie In State?
Cultures ancient and modern have developed customs and traditions designed to honor revered public figures. One event for public mourning is to lie in state.
Read MoreThe Origin Of The Term Hocus Pocus
You might know "hocus pocus" as the name of a famous Halloween film, but this phrase actually has a long history of being used in all sorts of magical circles.
Read MoreWhat We Know About Jeff Bezos' Explosive Rocket Failure
On September 12, 2022, Amazon found Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin space program was scheduled to launch the New Shepard Capsule into orbit. It didn't go as planned.
Read MoreWhat Anne Frank Left For Her Friend Before Going Into Hiding
Hailing from a Jewish family, the home Anne Frank was born into quickly became anything but amidst the rise of Nazism and Adolf Hitler's anti-Semitic wrath.
Read MoreThe Real Reason People Wear Black At Funerals
Wearing black at funerals seems like a no-brainer choice, right? Why do we really do it, though?
Read MoreHow The Succession Of The Crown Act Of 2013 Changed The British Line Of Succession
The line of royal succession has a long, complex history and the Crown Act of 2013 upended who would inherit the throne after Queen Elizabeth's death.
Read MoreWho Taught Leonardo Da Vinci?
Leonardo da Vinci may seem like he was born to create masterworks and bring forth invention, but da Vinci needed a teacher, too. Here's who that person was.
Read MoreThe Flying Machine Built By A Baptist Minister
Inspiration and creativity can come from all manner of sources. A minister set out to build a flying machine, based on his reading of the Old Testament.
Read MoreThe Texas Ranch That Is Bigger Than The Entire State Of Rhode Island
Everything's bigger in Texas, or so they say. Truth of the matter is, however, some things Texan really do outmeasure their counterparts elsewhere.
Read MoreFrivolous Lawsuits That Weren't Actually That Frivolous
Tort laws are used to determine who's legally liable. Here are some of the most famous frivolous lawsuits that weren't actually that frivolous.
Read MoreRussia's Road Of Bones Is Even More Horrifying Than The Name Implies
Russia's Road of Bones is a stretch of remote highway in Russia with bodies buried underneath it. Here's why it's even more horrifying than it sounds.
Read MoreWe Now Know William And Kate's New Royal Titles
Shortly after Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, the social media handles of Prince William and Kate Middleton were updated to reflect their new titles.
Read MoreThe Unusual Royal Mourning Tradition Of London's Cabbies
When Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, died in April 2021, dozens of black London cabs lined up on the Mall. The same thing happened when the queen died.
Read MoreThe Morbid Tradition The Norfolks Have Handed Down For Centuries
The various dukes have different roles within the structure of the monarchy. Here is the morbid tradition handed down throughout history by the Norfolks.
Read MoreThe British Royal Coat Of Arms Explained
The British royal coat of arms has lions, a unicorn, and words written in French. Here is The British royal coat of arms explained.
Read MoreThis Ivy League College Holds The World's Largest Academic Library
One Ivy League university in the US holds the world's largest academic library, with millions of volumes. Here's how many books you can find at this library.
Read MoreJohn Deere's Rich Legacy Was All Thanks To One Simple Plow
More than garden tractors, or harvesters, or combines, the John Deere name is celebrated by agriculture for a magnificent insight into designing farm equipment.
Read MoreThe US Military Made A Plane So Fast, It Shot Itself Out The Sky
Apparently there's such a thing as being too fast for your own good, as a U.S. military test pilot discovered in the midst of a 1956 flight.
Read MoreWhat Does It Mean When Dirt Is Thrown Onto A Coffin?
Several religions practice the throwing of dirt on the coffin in their funeral rites, and thus it has various but similar symbolizations. Here's what they mean.
Read MoreHow The Kitos War Reignited Conflict Between The Jewish Community And Rome
The Roman Empire rode roughshod over countless communities and peoples. It's certainly no surprise that frequently, those who had been conquered pushed back.
Read MoreCharles Lindbergh Took A Surprisingly Small Amount Of Food On His Transatlantic Trip
Charles Lindbergh made headlines and enthralled the world with his transatlantic flight. He flew light, carrying nothing extra -- did that apply to food, too?
Read MoreHow The Military Influenced McDonald's Decision To Open A Drive-Thru
McDonald's drive-thrus are a staple of the fast food industry, but they didn't always exist. They actually got their start thanks to the U.S. Army.
Read MoreFlight 93 Passenger Todd Beamer's Reported Last Words Will Give You Chills
While the U.S. was under terrorist attack on the morning of September 11, 2001, Todd Beamer and others on hijacked Flight 93 took matters into their own hands.
Read MoreMeet Duane Hansen: The Nebraska Man Who Set Sail In A Pumpkin
All manner of material has been used over the millennia to create watercraft, for transportation of people and goods. In Nebraska, it recently meant a pumpkin.
Read MoreThe Sad Reason The University Of Alabama Expelled Its First Black Student In 1956
The University of Alabama expelled its first black student in 1956, and the reasons are extremely sad. Here's why the student was expelled.
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The gruesome Puritan Massacre at Ulster in 1641 set the stage for centuries of dysfunctional Anglo-Irish relations. Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreWhere The Phrase Pass With Flying Colors Really Comes From
The phrase "pass with flying colors" is common in everyday vernacular, but where did it come from? Here's where the popular phrase originates.
Read MoreWhat Mikhail Gorbachev's Soviet Union Was Really Like
While Americans and Europeans tout Mikhail Gorbachev as a hero, Russian views are less positive. This is what Mikhail Gorbachev's Soviet Union was really like.
Read MoreThe Violent 1835 Execution Of Saint Joseph Marchand
In 1835, the emperor of Vietnam, Minh Mạng ordered Joseph Marchand, a 32-year-old priest and missionary, to die by a painfully slow form of execution.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Clocks Were Invented
While a recognizable calendar system has remained almost unchanged for nearly two millennia, you can't say the same about the way we measure the time of day.
Read MoreKeeping Soldiers Cool In The Middle East Cost The US Military A Whopping Amount
Troops stationed in hot areas like Iraq and Afghanistan have historically needed to have access to air conditioning and it costs a lot of money.
Read MoreThis Unique Canary Island Beach Will Make You Hungry For Some Popcorn
Sometimes a site's popularity can be a good thing -- a boost to the local economy, for instance. Other times, popularity results in diminishing a site's appeal.
Read MoreThe True Story Of The Russian Reindeer Who Lived On A British Submarine For 6 Weeks
World War II affected much of life on Earth, some in unexpected ways, including the Russian reindeer who lived on a British submarine for six weeks. True story.
Read MoreTwo Boys Uncovered Confederate Treasure In An Unlikely Place
It's the stuff dreams are made of: Two teenagers, digging a hole in an abandoned house during the Great Depression, find something much better than dirt.
Read MoreThe Annual Hindu And Jain Festival Akshaya Tritiya Explained
Many diverse religious traditions include special holidays or feasts, commemorations of important spiritual events or moments, observed through the ages.
Read MoreThe 17th-Century Tulip Mania Financial Crash Explained
There have been numerous financial market bubbles that eventually burst, resulting in widespread economic misfortune. Should that list include tulip mania?
Read MoreThe Vintage Biscuit That Once Pulled Over $20,000 At Auction
Sometimes a slice of wedding cake ends up in a couple's freezer, to be thawed on an anniversary or two. That's one preserved memory involving baked goods.
Read MoreThe Stats On Drug Overdose Deaths In California Are Worse Than You Realize
All places in America are facing a crisis of monumental proportions regarding drug overdose deaths. However, California's statics are worse than you may think.
Read MoreThe Staggering Number Of Deaths Caused By Mass Shootings In Texas Since 2018
Mass shootings in Texas have spiked at three different points since 2018, with Texas seeing its latest increase in incidents in the spring and summer of 2022.
Read MoreThe Controversial History Depicted On The Science Hall's Triptych At West Point
In the Naming Commission's new report on "Confederate assets" at military bases, it included a bronze triptych at West Point, which has been there since 1965.
Read MoreExplorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes Had A Gruesome Reason For Amputating His Own Fingertips
People who engage in extreme physical challenges -- polar travel, for instance -- often have to make difficult choices in order to survive the experience.
Read MoreHere's What Really Happened To The Missing Half Of The Colosseum
Just as the Sphinx in Egypt is missing its nose, other structures have descended to present times missing significant portions of their original construction.
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Legendary actor Kirk Douglas had some choice last words before his death. Instead of imparting profound wisdom, he voiced support for a presidential candidate.
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Messed-Up History (3)
The Messed Up Truth About The Paris Catacombs
There are a lot of famous places in Paris, but the creepiest might be the bone-filled tunnels beneath. This is the messed up truth about the Paris Catacombs.
Read MoreThe Messed Up Truth About Convicted Murderer Chris Watts
Though they seemed like a typical family, Chris and Shanann Watts were having relationship issues that led to the murder of Shanann and her two girls.
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This is the messed up truth of the Council of Nicaea.
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Murders (29)
The Story Of The Man Who Murdered His Family For A Woman He'd Never Even Met
Murdering another person is an act that most people find hard to understand, whether a crime of passion, or opportunity, or something else entirely.
Read MoreThe Disturbing Crime Scene Of Peter Porco
The disturbing crime scene of Peter Porco happened after his son attacked him with an ax. Seemingly, Peter didn't realize he'd been attacked.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Melanie McGuire's Lawyer After Her Trial?
Attorney Joe Tacopina defended Melanie McGuire against charges of murdering her husband in her 2007 trial. So what happened to him afterward?
Read MoreThe Horrifying 2022 Murder Of Colorado Walgreens Cashier Riley Whitelaw
Murder in any form is deeply tragic, with ramifications that echo through the years. Even more tragic is the murder of someone only in their teens.
Read MoreThe Truly Horrific Crime Scene Of The 2011 Lululemon Murder
On the morning of March 12, 2011, a woman named Rachel, who was tasked with opening a Lululemon in Bethesda, Maryland, expected to walk into an empty building.
Read MoreWho Was Jesse Anderson, The Man Who Was Murdered Along With Jeffrey Dahmer?
When Jeffrey Dahmer was beaten to death in prison, he was killed along with another man. Jesse Anderson was the man who was murdered with Jeffrey Dahmer.
Read MoreThe Tragic 2010 Murder Of Fashion Designer Sylvie Cachay
In the summer of 2010, Sylvie Cachay, 33, began dating then 24-year-old Nicholas Brooks. Unfortunately, things took a gruesome turn that ended in her death.
Read MoreHow The Hunt For The 1881 Railway Murderer Changed Policing
In 1881, a manhunt took place for a man wanted for murder, which led to two major developments for the police and how criminals are sought after to this day.
Read MoreBelle Gunness' Most Likely Motive For Murdering Her Suitors
The serial killer Belle Gunness left a trail of bodies — as many as 40 — in her wake in Indiana and Illinois between 1884 and 1908. Here's her likely motive.
Read MoreThe Truth About Erik Menendez's Wife, Tammi
In 1996, brothers Erik and Lyle Menendez were found guilty of the murder of their parents. Despite his prison sentence, Erik still found love behind bars.
Read MoreThe Chilling Way Alcohol Tied Into Jeffrey Dahmer's Murders
A renowned forensic psychiatrist testified about how Jeffrey Dahmer used alcohol during his murders.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Casey Anthony Was Acquitted Of Murder
The court of public opinion believed that Casey Anthony killed her daughter, but she was acquitted in a court of law. Here is the real reason.
Read MoreDisturbing Details In The Unsolved Murder Of 7-Year-Old Emily Salvini
In the early morning hours of May 3, 1997, an unknown person poured gasoline through a mailbox — which opened directly into a home in England.
Read MoreHow A Composite Sketch Helped Identify A Murder Victim 39 Years After She Died
The remains of a murdered Kansas City woman were found in a rural area of Missouri in 1985. The case went cold but decades later, the woman was identified.
Read MoreThe Murder Of Helen Jewett: America's First Tabloid Murder Trial
She was found in a flaming bed with three holes in her head. Here's what happened before and after the 1836 murder of sex worker Helen Jewett.
Read MoreThe Tragic 1990 Murders Of Geoffery Hood And Molly LaRue
The Appalachian Trail has long been a mecca for hikers, some of whom accept the challenge of making the entire 2,180-mile trek from end to end.
Read MoreThe Story Of The First Recorded Murder Trial In America
The first recorded murder trial in the United States had a few famous names attached.
Read MoreThe Disturbing Truth About The Relationship Between Alex Cox And Lori Vallow
The relationship between Sins of Our Mother's Alex Cox and his sister Lori Vallow is more sinister than you thought.
Read MoreThe Tragic 2019 Murder Of Charles Vallow
Lori Vallow Daybell married her fourth husband, Charles Vallow, in 2006, but he was eventually shot and killed by her brother.
Read MoreThe Tragic Murder Of James Byrd Jr Explained
The brutal, sadistic murder of James Byrd Jr. gave new, tragic meaning to the term "lynching" in modern-day America. The repercussions of the crime continue.
Read MoreGovernor Ronald Reagan Wanted To Pardon His Friend Convicted Of First-Degree Murder
Spade Cooley dazzled audiences in music halls, but called on his old friend Ronald Reagan to help spring him from prison.
Read MoreWhat Was Henry Louis Wallace's Motive For Murder?
Every serial killer has unique motives, but many share a common thread of sexual deviancy or violence. What was Henry Louis Wallace's motive for murder?
Read MoreSerial Killer Carlton Gary Used A Truly Bizarre Murder Weapon
Sometimes murder is carefully planned and carried out; other times it's a crime of passion in the moment. Some crimes betray patterns by the perpetrator.
Read MoreThe Tragic 1999 Murder Of Cordell Richards
On February 2, 1999, 31-year-old Cordell Richards was reported missing by his family. It was later determined that he was murdered and set on fire.
Read MoreThe Tragic 2012 Murder Of Upcoming Rapper Lil Phat Explained
Rapper and soon-to-be father Lil Phat (Melvin Vernell III) was just 19 years old when he was murdered outside of a Georgia hospital. Here's what happened.
Read MoreBruce Blackwood's Killer Was Turned In By The Murderer's Very Own Daughter
Someone came forward and told police that they knew what had happened to Blackwood, who was still considered missing.
Read MoreThe Mythical Defense Bridget Cleary's Husband Gave For Her 1895 Murder
One of comedian Flip Wilson's catch phrases was "The Devil made me do it!" It isn't terribly convincing, nor was Michael Cleary's reason for killing his wife.
Read MoreEd Kemper's Chilling Motive For Murdering 8 People
Ed Kemper was a serial killer, preying frequently on young women -- not only killing, but dismembering and abusing the corpses of his victims.
Read MoreJake Bird's Motive For Murdering Bertha And Beverly June Kludt
Jake Bird was convicted of murder in Washington State, and claimed more victims. But before he went to the gallows, he's said to have placed a hex.
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Music (19)
How Michelle Pfeiffer Got Involved In Coolio's Most Famous Music Video
When music fans of a certain age think of Coolio, they most likely remember the 1995 music video for his hit song "Gangsta's Paradise (feat. L.V.)."
Read MoreA Famous David Bowie Song Took Aim At Another Musician In A Brutally Honest Way
David Bowie had a disdain for musician Gary Numan for his perceived unoriginality. Here's why Bowie truly seemed to dislike Numan and his music.
Read MoreThe Unexpected Official Cause Of Death Of Blues Legend Little Walter
Little Walter was an iconic blues musician who met an untimely death. This was the unexpected official cause of Little Walter's death.
Read MoreThe Canadian Town That Was Abandoned Just 18 Months After The First Families Settled There
Think of a ghost town, and you probably have images of abandoned buildings out in the deserts of the American West. Kitsault, British Columbia, is different.
Read MoreThe Reason Michael McCary Left Boyz II Men
Boyz II Men was one of the best-selling boy bands of all time, winning several Grammy awards, so fans were stunned when Michael McCary left.
Read MoreLast Veteran Of Band Of Brothers Dies At 101
One by one, the eyewitnesses to the globe-altering events of World War II are slipping into eternity: James Martin, the last of the "Band of Brothers."
Read MoreIggy Pop's Experiences During An Infamous Race Riot Inspired One Of David Bowie's Classic Songs
Detroit has also seen its fair share of riots. And one of its more notable inhabitants, rocker Iggy Pop, got an up close and personal look at one of them.
Read MoreThe Impressive Naval Career Of Princess Anne's Husband
There's more to the royal family than just Queen Elizabeth, like Anne, the Princess Royal, and her husband, who had an impressive naval career.
Read MoreThe Impressive Military Career Of Camilla Parker Bowles' Ex-Husband
In September 2022, King Charles III ascended the throne following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, and his wife assumed the title of queen consort.
Read MoreWhat All Of Dave Grohl's Former Bandmates Have Said About Him
No one who's ever played with Dave Grohl has a bad thing to say about him. He's often praised in interviews for being a great musician and friend.
Read MoreBeth Chapman's Loving Final Words To Her Husband Dog Before Her Death
Dog the Bounty Hunter's wife, Beth Chapman, had loving final words for her husband before her death from cancer.
Read MoreHere's Who Inherited Roy Orbison's Money After His Death
Roy Orbison was a singer and songwriter beloved by millions, including his colleagues in the music business. He left a significant estate behind when he died.
Read MoreThe First Song Written By This Classic Musician May Have Built The Template For Death Metal
One of the key qualities that sets death metal apart from other genres of music is the singers' ability to work "death growls" into their vocal repertoires.
Read MoreThe Clash's London Calling Had An Interesting Connection With Elvis Presley's Debut Album
The Clash were a punk rock band at their core, but their influences extended far beyond the world of 1970s rock. Here's how "London Calling" is tied to Elvis.
Read MoreThe Tragic 2021 Death Of Reggae Music Legend Bunny Wailer
Reggae music legend Bunny Wailer was part of the legendary Wailers before splitting off to stay true to himself. Here's a look at his tragic 2021 death.
Read MoreHere's Who Inherited Tupac Shakur's Money After He Died
Tupac Shakur died in 1996 at 25 years old and did not leave a will.
Read MoreThe Hidden Meaning Of The Eagles' Hotel California
"Hotel California" by the Eagles has inspired more than its fair share of theories and discussion since its release in 1976. But what's it really mean?
Read MoreThe Real Reason The Dahomey Amazons Were Disbanded
Highly trained, valued, ruthless in battle: The Dahomey Amazons were an elite, effective, all-female military unit dedicated to their king. What became of them?
Read MoreThis Michael Jackson Music Video Cost A Whopping $7 Million To Put Together
Michael Jackson made one of the most expensive music videos of all time, costing a whopping $7 million to create. Here's the story behind the music video.
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Mysteries (3)
The Best And Worst Agatha Christie Mysteries
Although most of Christie's works range from good to great, some stand out for good reasons or bad. Here are the best and worst Agatha Christie mysteries.
Read MoreBehind The Mystery Of The White Fiat In Princess Diana's Death
Diana Spencer, the former Princess of Wales, died in a rather public and tragic way. One thing that remains undetermined has to do with a particular white Fiat.
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In West Point's 200-plus years, only one cadet has gone missing: Richard Colvin Cox, whose disappearance triggered one of the largest manhunts in U.S. history.
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Mythical Creatures (6)
How NFL Player Jerome Bettis Got His Iconic Nickname
Many's the sports star who picks up a nickname (or more) along the way, from teammates, fans, or journalists. It's clear Jerome Bettis' nickname is apt.
Read MoreThe Lesser-Known Name Bob Dylan Used Before His Famous Moniker
Bob Dylan is one of the most well-known names in rock music, but this is the lesser-known name he used before his famous moniker.
Read MoreThis Iconic Wedding Tradition Can Be Traced All The Way Back To Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria popularized a wedding tradition that is still followed today.
Read MoreShirley Temple Faced An Agonizing Punishment If She Misbehaved On Set
Shirley Temple was made to endure a repugnantly severe and unsavory punishment if she ever "misbehaved" while filming.
Read MoreIggy Pop Credits These Two Iconic Frontmen For His Career
Iggy Pop, one of the most popular punk rock performers of all time, had a variety of musical influences you might not expect, including Mick Jagger.
Read MoreElvis' Iconic Jumpsuits Weighed More Than You Think
Elvis Presley was famous for his glitzy jumpsuits and iconic style, but those jumpsuits actually weighed more than you'd expect. Here's how much they weighed.
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Nature (2)
The Russian Family That Spent Four Decades Alone In The Siberian Wilderness
The Siberian forest is a desolate, harsh, uninhabitable land. It's 5 million square miles of wilderness, some of the last left on the planet.
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Who doesn't love a good legend? Especially when the legend explains geological formations, giving them a most romantic origin story for the ages.
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News (1)
What Was Jesus' Real Name?
One of the most important figures in human history is Jesus Christ, and for 2,000 years, just about everybody who has said his name has pronounced it wrong.
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Paranormal (4)
One Grave's Chilling Addition Brought Archaeologists To A Supernatural Conclusion
The study of human society's past is rarely something that's cut and dried, written for once and all. Discoveries urge us to re-evaluate our assumptions.
Read MoreThe History Of The Haunting Tune Played As The Queen's Coffin Left St. Giles
The history of the haunting tune played as the queen's coffin left St. Giles goes back to the 16th century.
Read MoreWhy Ana De Armas Believes Marilyn Monroe's Ghost Haunted Her
There's no question but that in one sense, the spirit of the late Marilyn Monroe lives on. According to an actress playing Monroe, it's literally true.
Read MoreWhat We Know About The Real Life Ghost Ships That Are Sailing The World Without Crews
"Pirates of the Caribbean" movies aside, the high seas really do offer a huge array of eerie mysteries, including the presence of ships adrift without a crew.
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Politics (3)
The Official Space Force Song Has The Internet All Saying The Same Thing
The Space Force is the newest branch of the U.S. Military, and they have a new theme song. Apparently, the internet isn't a huge fan of the song.
Read MoreFamous People Who Are Banned From Russia
Banning people from entering a nation is one of the oldest tools in the handbook of geopolitical players. And few can match Russia in this game.
Read MoreThe Disastrous Free Town Project Explained
This is the story of a group of libertarians that picked up and moved to a small town in New Hampshire in an attempt to establish a largely unregulated society.
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Presidents (11)
James Madison's 200-Year-Old Flute Now Shares A Unique Connection To Lizzo
Music is often described as the universal language, which speaks when words are insufficient. Music can span centuries, as Lizzo recently demonstrated.
Read MoreFranklin D. Roosevelt's Obsession With Oak Island Explained
Rumors of lost treasure just waiting to be found have interested human beings for centuries. Even the already wealthy can become intrigued by the possibilities.
Read MoreThe Best And Worst U.S. Presidents, According To Historians
The 2021 C-SPAN survey ranked all former presidents in several areas. Here are the six best and six worst presidents of the United States, according to C-SPAN.
Read MoreThe Tragic Childhood Of President Richard Nixon
Richard Nixon is best known for his role in the Watergate scandal, for which he was forced to resign, but this is his lesser-known tragic childhood.
Read MoreQuestionable Things About Richard Nixon's Presidency
Richard Nixon was one of the most controversial presidents in United States history. These are some questionable things about Richard Nixon's presidency.
Read MorePresident Biden's Message To King Charles Conveyed American Admiration Of The Queen
World leaders can have a unique bond with one another, as individuals whose daily challenges cannot be imagined by the ordinary citizens they govern.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth Only Invited One US President To Meet With Her After He Left Office
Queen Elizabeth II died September 8, 2022 after 70 years on the throne. During her time she met 13 presidents, but only one after he had left the White House.
Read MoreWhat We Know About The Monstrous Vehicle Joe Biden Might Be Taking To The Queen's Funeral
When Queen Elizabeth II died at the age of 96, it set into motion Operation London Bridge — a series of protocols to be followed in the event of her death.
Read MoreWhy Donald Trump's Unexpected Trip To Washington DC Has Political Watchers Talking
Donald Trump's unexpected trip to Washington DC has political watchers talking. Many are wondering why he flew in unannounced.
Read MoreThe Only American President Queen Elizabeth Never Met During Her Reign
Heads of state often interact with one another, often in person, both formally and informally. For Queen Elizabeth, one American president was the exception.
Read MoreQuestionable Things About Dwight D. Eisenhower's Presidency
For as impactful a leader as Dwight D. Eisenhower was, there were certainly controversial aspects to his presidency.
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Religion (4)
Why Karl Marx Had Issues With Religion
Karl Marx's views and philosophies have had a profound impact on society, whether people agree with them or not. Here's why he had issues with religion.
Read MoreWhy You'll Rarely Hear The Phrase 'Rest In Peace' In Judaism
Rather than saying "rest in peace," though, there are a variety of more traditionally Jewish phrases to say when speaking of the dead.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Jewish People Tear Their Clothes After A Death
Grief is a universal experience but how it's processed is not. Here is the real reason that Jewish people tear their clothes after the death of a loved one.
Read MoreThe Teenage WWI Soldier Who Was Literally Saved By The Bible
A teenage soldier in World War I named Leonard Knight was saved from a German bullet by a small pocket Bible, which stopped the bullet in its tracks.
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Royals (213)
How Europe's Longest-Reigning Monarch Stunned Her Royal Family
How Europe's longest-reigning monarch, the queen of Denmark stunned her royal family with an anouncement some of them weren't happy about.
Read MoreA North Dakota Excavation Had One Paleontologist Rethinking The Dinosaurs' Extinction
Dinosaurs continue to fascinate, even after their extinction. In fact, a North Dakota excavation had one paleontologist rethinking the dinosaurs' extinction.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II's Official Time Of Death Was Earlier Than You Think
Britain's longest-reigning royal, Queen Elizabeth II, might not have been ruling over the kingdom for quite as long as the public originally suspected.
Read MoreWhat The Last 12 Months Of Queen Elizabeth's Life Were Like
Despite Queen Elizabeth's eventful reign, final year was mostly defined by private moments. This is what the last 12 months of Queen Elizabeth's life were like.
Read MoreCraziest Scandals In British Royal Family History
What do bribes, Nazi costumes, and tampon fantasies have in common? The British royal family, that's what!
Read MoreWhat Lady Mary Russell Couldn't Stop Thinking About During Queen Elizabeth's Coronation
On September 26, 2022, a short, simple death notice was posted on the obituary page of the British national newspaper The Times for Lady Mary Russell.
Read MoreLady Mary Russell's Father Held An Important Role In King George VI's Coronation
The deep roots and interconnectedness of British high society is rarely more evident than at times of transitions of power within the monarchy itself.
Read MoreWho Were Queen Elizabeth's Six Maids Of Honour For Her Coronation?
Six maids of honour assisted Queen Elizabeth II during her coronation ceremony.
Read MoreThe Best And Worst Portrayals Of Queen Elizabeth II On Screen
Queen Elizabeth II has often been portrayed on the big and small screen, with both good and bad performances.
Read MoreFamous People Who Declined Honors From Queen Elizabeth II
Almost 300 people rejected royal honors during Queen Elizabeth II's reign. Here is a cross-section of famous people who declined honors from Queen Elizabeth II.
Read MoreThe Bizarre Item In King Tut's Tomb That Baffled Scientists
The opulence found in the tombs of Ancient Egypt's pharaohs is the stuff of legend -- precious jewels, luxurious foods, and sarcophagi made of gold.
Read MoreSloths Can Hold Their Breath For A Shocking Amount Of Time Underwater
Sloths aren't exactly known for their underwater prowess, but they can actually hold their breath for a shocking and impressive amount of time.
Read MoreThe Eerie Project Jeffrey Dahmer Was Working On At The Time He Was Captured
The saga of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer ended with his own murder in prison. Had he not been caught, the tale would have been more grotesque.
Read MoreWhat Queen Elizabeth Wrote In This Secret Letter Won't Be Known For Another Six Decades
Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest on September 19, 2022, but the queen still has something to say, only we won't know what it is until some 60 years from now.
Read MoreThe Petty Reason Steve McQueen Wanted The Script For Towering Inferno Changed
When someone becomes successful enough in the world of Hollywood, they can often make significant, even silly, demands regarding projects they're doing.
Read MoreQueen's Bohemian Rhapsody And The Beatles' Hey Jude Share An Extraordinary Connection
Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" and The Beatles' "Hey Jude" share an unlikely and crazy connection. Both songs were recorded in the same studio.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth's Family Tree Explained
Elizabeth II has been queen for the duration of most living memories, and that's an impressive legacy. She's also an integral part of a shockingly huge family.
Read MoreThe Subtle Tribute From The Queen's Favorite Pony Even Royal Watchers Missed
Queen Elizabeth II was celebrated for her dedication to duty, her sense of family, and her love of cars. She was also fond of her dogs and ponies.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth's Death Caused An Unusual Hat Issue
Queen Elizabeth's wishes were that all ladies wore a hat to her funeral. That's why the queen's death caused an unusual hat issue.
Read MoreA British Guard Wasn't The Only Fainting Officer During The Queen's Funeral
The internet has been abuzz of late with stories and footage of royal guards around the world passing out while on duty. In England, it wasn't just the guards.
Read MoreThe Lone Pony Outside Of Windsor Castle Held A Major Significance To The Queen
Queen Elizabeth II's love for animals was no secret, and her favorite horse — which she rode well into her nineties — played a special role at her funeral.
Read MoreThe Unexpected Way Prince George Broke Tradition At The Queen's Funeral
Prince George broke with royal tradition as he walked with members of the royal family behind the queen's coffin on September 19. Here's how.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth's State Funeral Outdid Churchill's In One Major Way
Queen Elizabeth's funeral was huge. While final numbers are still to come, it was a singular event, the first state funeral since Winston Churchill's in 1965.
Read MoreThe Queen's Relationship With Her Canadian Mare Was Unlike Any Other
Queen Elizabeth II's love for horses is well-known, but fewer may know of the queen's cherished, obsidian mare, who was born in Canada and was named Burmese.
Read MoreThe Creative Way Queen Elizabeth Passed The Time Over Christmas During World War II
Queen Elizabeth II, then a princess, spent most of her time in Windsor Castle with her sister, Princess Margaret, during World War II.
Read MoreInside Queen Elizabeth's Close Relationship With This American Cowboy
Queen Elizabeth II shared a special, decades-long friendship with an American horse trainer, whom she sought out for his kindness to and respect for animals.
Read MoreThe Truth About The Queen Elizabeth II Window In Westminster Abbey
Queen Elizabeth II experienced many milestones at Westminster Abbey in London, so it makes sense that she would have a window dedicated to her.
Read MoreThousands Rally Around This Major Campaign Following The Queen's Death
There's an online petition gaining traction after the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Learn all about what thousands of people are wanting.
Read MoreWhat Will Happen To Queen Elizabeth's Corgis Following Her Death?
During her reign, Queen Elizabeth was often flanked by her innumerable corgis. Since her death, many have wondered what'll happen to them after her death.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth's First Visit To The British Museum Was Very Different From Her Last
Queen Elizabeth II's first and last visits to the British Museum stand in stark contrast to one another, like symbolic bookends to an accomplished life.
Read MoreThe Surprising Way A Dropped Piece Of Paper At Queen's Elizabeth II's Funeral Went Viral
Queen Elizabeth II's funeral was held on Sept. 19, 2022, and somehow, a dropped piece of paper managed to go viral. Learn all about #Papergate.
Read MoreThe Queen's Chimney Sweep Reveals What Working For The Monarch Was Really Like
As the UK and the world mourn Queen Elizabeth II, many who worked for the queen are fondly remembering her appreciation of everyone who worked for her.
Read MoreMeet Adele Hankey: Queen Elizabeth's American Pen Pal For Seven Decades
Despite being queen for seven decades, Queen Elizabeth had her under-the-radar hobbies — including a penpal relationship with American Adele Hankey.
Read MoreHere's Why Flags Flew At Full Mast During The Queen's Mourning Period
After Queen Elizabeth II's death, flags all over the UK were flown at half-staff. For 25 hours though, some flags were flown at full-staff to herald a new era.
Read MoreThe Unfortunate Reason Dirt Lined The Streets During The Queen's Funeral Procession
Queen Elizabeth's funeral in September 2022 was as lengthy and elaborate as anyone might have expected for the end of the longest reign in history.
Read MoreThe Scouts' Representative At The Queen's Funeral Was An Unlikely Reality Star
The guest list at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral included a variety of people that you might expect to see, including the royal family and world dignitaries.
Read MoreWhat We Know About Angela Kelly, Queen Elizabeth's Personal Dresser Of 30 Years
Angela Kelly was Queen Elizabeth II's personal assistant and dresser for decades. In addition to their working relationship, Kelly became a friend to the queen.
Read MoreThe Bagpipes Played During The Queen's Funeral Have A Heartbreaking Backstory
The bagpipes played for Queen Elizabeth II at her funeral are the perfect way to say goodbye, especially given how much they were a major part of her every day.
Read MoreThe Disgusting Truth About The Queen's Funeral That Had The Internet Obsessed
While the world tuned in to watch Queen Elizabeth's funeral, many noticed that participants in the funeral procession had to deal with an unpleasant issue.
Read MoreWhat We Know About The Queen's 7-Foot-Tall Royal Aide, Matthew Magee
As Queen Elizabeth's coffin was transported through London, two men caught the eye of viewers — Matthew Magee and Paul Whybrew. Who are they?
Read MoreThe Morbid History Of The Royals And The Sebastopol Bell
Before it rang for Queen Elizabeth II, the Sebastopol Bell was last used for her mother, the Queen Mother, who died in 2002. Here's its royal history.
Read MoreThe Tradition That Started At Diana's Funeral And Continued With The Queen
A tradition that started at Princess Diana's funeral continued at Queen Elizabeth II's in September 2022. Can you guess what it is? Let's take a look.
Read MoreThe Traditional Service That Was Seen For The First Time Ever At The Queen's Funeral
This traditional service was seen by the public for the first time ever at the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, thanks to the wonders of live TV broadcasting.
Read MoreThere Were A Staggering Number Of People Lined In Front Of Windsor Castle To See The Queen
During the last part of Queen Elizabeth's funeral procession, a staggering number of people lined in front of Windsor Castle to see the queen one last time.
Read MoreThe Furry Friends At The Queen's Funeral That Set Off A Wave Of Emotions
There were many reasons to shed a tear during the state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II on Monday, September 19, 2022. Here's one that impacted many.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth's Funeral Had A Staggering Number Of Police Officers On Duty
On the day of the queen's funeral proper, about one-quarter of the entire London police force was pressed into duty. So what was the exact number?
Read MoreThe Two New Pieces Of Music That Were Made For The Queen's Funeral
Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on Sept. 19, 2022, was filled with tradition and ceremony. Here is more about the two new musical compositions for her funeral.
Read MoreHow Many Royals Are Buried At Westminster Abbey?
Westminster Abbey has historically served as a burial site for monarchs of the UK, but that has changed in recent years. These are the royals buried there.
Read MoreHere's Who Represented Ukraine At Queen Elizabeth's Funeral
Queen Elizabeth II's funeral was a once-in-a-lifetime gathering of many of the world's most prominent political leaders, including the first lady of Ukraine.
Read MoreThe Number Of Military Deployed For The Queen's Funeral Is A Lot Higher Than You Realize
Just how many members of the British military were deployed to the queen's funeral? The final tally is probably a lot higher than you realize.
Read MoreRoyal Mourners Share Their Morbid View Of The Royals While Watching The Queen's Funeral
Queen Elizabeth II's family stood steadfast by her side throughout the funeral. Some keen mourners of the queen saw a macabre point during the ceremony.
Read MoreThe 4 Men In The Eagle Feather Hats At The Queen's Funeral Held A Special Significance
With so many people involved in Queen Elizabeth II's funeral procession, The four men in the eagle feather hats held a special significance.
Read MoreWhy Dutch Royals Had Front Row Seats At Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral
As world leaders gathered at Westminster Abbey for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on September 19, the Dutch royal family had one of the best views.
Read MoreThe Reason King Charles Signed His Funeral Note To The Queen With The Letter R
On the day of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, a handwritten note was laid on her coffin by her son, King Charles III. He signed it with the letter "R."
Read MoreHow The UK Formed A Ring Of Protection For The Queen's Historic High-Security Funeral
During the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, security formed a ring of protection around London to guarantee the safety of the high-profile mourners.
Read MoreHow Much Will Queen Elizabeth's Funeral Reportedly Cost?
Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on Sept. 19, 2022 marked the true end of an era. However, with all of the ceremony surrounding it, how much did the funeral cost?
Read MoreKing Felipe's Sweet Message Following Queen Elizabeth's Death
King Felipe of Spain penned a heartful letter to his distant relative, whom he called Aunt Lilibet, that is sure to make some eyes water.
Read MoreWhy Queen Elizabeth's Funeral Had People Making Jokes About Les Dawson
Queen Elizabeth's funeral had people making jokes about Les Dawson. While this might sound like a strange combination, there's a good reason for it.
Read MoreThe Unexpected 8-Legged Guest That Stole The Show At The Queen's Funeral Procession
As much planning as went into Queen Elizabeth's funeral, an unexpected eight-legged guest stole the show during the queen's procession.
Read MoreWhat Will Happen To The Royal Residences Following Queen Elizabeth's Death?
Now that King Charles has control of the British residences, speculation is running rampant about where he will decide to live and who will get what.
Read MoreThe Special Significance Behind Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral Music
Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on Sept. 19, 2022 was filled with significance, including the music that was performed. Here is more about her funeral music.
Read MoreWhy Elton John Went Viral During Queen Elizabeth's Funeral
Some viewers of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral thought they'd get a repeat performance from Elton John, who sang at Princess Diana's funeral in 1997.
Read MoreWhy Experts Think They Know Where Queen Elizabeth's Monument Will Be Built
With Queen Elizabeth II's death marking the end of the longest reign of any British monarch, experts are speculating about where a monument of her may be built.
Read MoreEverything We Know About The Queen's Funeral Organist, Peter Holder
Westminster Abbey sub-organist Peter Holder had the privilege of playing at Queen Elizabeth's state funeral. Here's everything we know about him.
Read MoreThe Touching Way Queen Elizabeth's Horses Played A Part In Her Funeral
Queen Elizabeth II's love of horses is quite well documented. Here is the touching way in which her horses were able to pay tribute to her during her funeral.
Read MoreTwitter Couldn't Stop Making A Monty Python Reference During The Queen's Funeral
Viewers of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral found one particular "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" joke to be especially relevant during her service.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II Worked With More Prime Ministers Than You Realize
During her 70-year reign, Queen Elizabeth II appointed and worked with an impressive number of prime ministers.
Read MoreEverything We Know About The Canadian Mounties Who Led Queen Elizabeth To Her Final Resting Place
Queen Elizabeth II's funeral procession was led by four officers of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Here is everything we know about this group of Mounties.
Read MoreThe Connection Between A Hymn Played At Queen Elizabeth II's Wedding And Funeral
This is the touching meaning behind a hymn played at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, which was also played at her and Prince Philips' wedding.
Read MoreThe Seating Chart For Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral At Westminster Abbey
Where attendees sat at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral was a topic many were curious about, and the task to find a place for each of 2,000 guests was considerable.
Read MoreHow A Well-Known Christmas Carol Was Referenced At The Queen's Funeral
The archbishop of Canterbury delivered the sermon and commendation at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral and in it, he managed to weave in a certain carol and song.
Read MoreThe Storied History Of The 'Last Post' That Will Mark The End Of Queen Elizabeth's Funeral
The death of Queen Elizabeth II results in a long period of official mourning, personal and global, including traditions, procedures, pageantry, and even music.
Read MoreThe Very Typical Daily Problem That Had London Mourners Late To The Queen's Funeral
On the day of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, something unexpected happened that caused many mourners to be delayed on their way to the event.
Read MoreWhat Rugby Player Mike Tindall's Medals At The Queen's Funeral Really Mean
Former rugby star Mike Tindall had the internet wondering about the medals he wore to Queen Elizabeth's vigil and funeral. Here's why he wore the adornments.
Read MoreThe Secret Meaning Of The Flowers On The Queen's Coffin
As Queen Elizabeth II's casket was viewed by millions, many likely didn't know the secret meaning of the flowers on the queen's coffin.
Read MoreWho Are Queen Elizabeth II's Pallbearers?
The individuals seen carrying Queen Elizabeth II's coffin during her state funeral are part of a royal unit that dates back over 365 years to the 17th century.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth's Death Has People Reexamining A Darker Part Of Her Legacy
Queen Elizabeth's death has people reflecting on her life, yet some are reexamining a darker part of her legacy.
Read MoreWhat We Know About The Last Group Of People To View The Queen's Coffin Before The Funeral
Queen Elizabeth II's death drew more than 1 million mourners as she was lying in state. Here's what we know about the last group who viewed her coffin.
Read MoreThe Song That Played At The End Of Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral
The song played for Queen Elizabeth II at her funeral is a song about a "long sleep" and was the final sound heard by the queen as she was laid to final rest.
Read MoreWho Are The Royal Company Of Archers And How Do They Protect The Monarch?
Many know about the Royal Protection Squad, but there's another group that protects the monarch. Here's what we know about the Royal Company of Archers.
Read MoreWhy The Queen's Funeral Poses Such A Challenge For The London Police Force
After the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Sept. 8, 2022, the nation prepared for her funeral on Sept. 19 — which was a huge challenge for the London police.
Read MoreThe Lady-In-Waiting Who Was By Queen Elizabeth II's Side Until The End
Details on the lady-in-waiting who was by Queen Elizabeth II's side until the very end, even leading her household into the queen's funeral.
Read MoreDid Pope Francis Attend Queen Elizabeth's Funeral?
When Queen Elizabeth II died, Pope Francis paid tribute, saying, "I willingly join all who mourn her loss in praying for the late Queen's eternal rest."
Read MoreInside Queen Elizabeth II's Relationship With Camilla Parker Bowles
From all accounts, Queen Elizabeth II and Camilla Parker Bowles' relationship had been transformed over the years, and Camilla offered more insight recently.
Read MoreHow British Mourners Are Turning A Profit After Viewing The Queen's Coffin
It seems some who waited in a queue to file past Queen Elizabeth II in Westminster Hall were all quick to part with a memento unique to those who had waited.
Read MoreWhat Comes Now For Countries That Have Queen Elizabeth Featured On Their Currency?
Currency featuring Queen Elizabeth II won't be going away anytime soon.
Read MorePrincess Anne Made History In The Queen's Funeral Procession In An Unexpected Way
The death of Queen Elizabeth II has brought her extended family into the public's eye, especially her four children, including her only daughter, Princess Anne.
Read MoreThe Theory That Changes How We See King Tut's Parents
Part of the fun (and, yes, part of the frustration) of studying history is that new evidence continuously comes to light, giving fresh insights into the past.
Read MoreIt Turns Out Queen Elizabeth Wasn't The Only Dog Lover In The Royal Family
In the millennia since their domestication, dogs have served many purposes within human society -- sometimes work, sometimes protection, sometimes just pets.
Read MoreThe Unexpected Origins Of Firewalking
There are many practices around the world that can draw the curiosity of many, including firewalking. Here are the unexpected origins of this practice.
Read MoreThe Queen's Relationship With David Beckham Explained
David Beckham waited with thousands to pay his respects to Queen Elizabeth II. Some 20 years earlier, Beckham also stood before the queen for a royal honor.
Read MoreHow Queen Elizabeth's Death Has Complicated Things In New Zealand
Queen Elizabeth was head of state for many countries in the Commonwealth. Some of these countries, including New Zealand, are discussing parting with the crown.
Read MoreThe Controversial Scandal Rocking The Chess World Is Too Bizarre To Believe
What do chess tournaments and sex toys have to do with each other? They're involved in a scandal surrounding a surprising win against a chess champion.
Read MoreWho Is The Person Conducting Queen Elizabeth's Funeral?
Since the death of Queen Elizabeth II, a series of events, public and private, have been set in motion to honor her. Chief among them will be her funeral.
Read MoreDoes King Charles III Have Pets?
As King Charles III and Camilla prepare to move into Buckingham Palace following Queen Elizabeth's death, here's a look at the dogs that will accompany them.
Read MoreWhy The Royals Dressed So Differently For The Queen's Procession Vs. Prince Philip's
The funeral ceremonies for Queen Elizabeth II have given rise to a remarkable level of attention to detail by members of her extended royal family.
Read MoreThe British Soccer Legend Who Waited 12 Hours To See The Queen's Coffin
Queen Elizabeth's subjects lined up by the thousands upon thousands for a chance to process by her coffin, lying in state. Celebrities also took their turn.
Read MoreEven The Cash Carried By Queen Elizabeth Got The Royal Treatment
Queen Elizabeth II's image was emblazoned upon many objects, including money. Here is how the cash she carried in her pocketbook got the royal treatment.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II's Personal Chef Had An Adorably Unexpected Duty
When chef Darren McGrady began working at Buckingham Palace, he said that to the queen had a task for him that he did not quite expect. Here's what it was.
Read MoreFreddie Mercury And Jimi Hendrix's Coffins Share A Similar Detail With The Queen's
Though funeral practices have shifted in recent years, with cremation becoming a favorite, others, like the royal family, opt for more traditional choices.
Read MoreThe Only Christmas Broadcast Queen Elizabeth Ever Missed
Queen Elizabeth II's annual Christmas broadcasts were a staple of the holiday season. However, there is one particular broadcast that she missed. Here's why.
Read MorePalace Makes Huge Change For Prince Harry Right Before The Queen's Funeral
Following Queen Elizabeth II's death, a lot of royal traditions are being upheld. However, the Palace has made a huge change to her funeral for Prince Harry.
Read MoreWhy Prince Andrew Holds The Power Over Princess Anne To Step In For King Charles III
In 2013, anticipating the birth of Prince William's first child, the late Queen Elizabeth II passed a new law removing male royal primogeniture.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth Had A Little-Known Hobby That You Definitely Won't Expect
Queen Elizabeth II had a number of hobbies including her interests in horses and dogs. However, there is one particular hobby of the queen's you may not know.
Read MoreThe Controversial History Of The Cullinan Diamond Used In The Queen's Coffin Crown
The controversial history of the Cullinan diamond used in the queen's coffin crown and funeral involves the legacy of British Imperialism.
Read MoreWhy A 2015 Statement From The Queen Had Twitter Making Some Truly Morbid Jokes
Queen Elizabeth II is remembered as a monarch with a remarkable sense of duty and responsibility, as well as a love of horses and dogs, especially corgis.
Read MoreWhy Royals Never Have Open Caskets During Funerals
Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the pomp and circumstance of royal funerary practices are in full view. Here is why royals never have an open casket.
Read MoreThe Line To See The Queen's Coffin Is Much Longer Than You Think
Since Wednesday when Westminster Hall was opened so the public could pay their respect to the queen, the queue has only continued to grow and grow — by miles.
Read MoreFainting Among The Queen's Guard Is More Common Than You Think
Being a member of the military and serving in highly public, stylized, scrutinized roles has its own challenges. Add to that the possibility of passing out.
Read MoreWho Was The Only English King To Be Named A Saint?
England broke with the Catholic church centuries ago, but one British King was named a saint. Here is the only English king to be canonized.
Read MoreWhy Is There A Ping Pong Ball In King Charles' Old Crown?
The British royal family owns vast wealth and jewels, so why is there a ping pong ball in King Charles' old crown?
Read MoreThe Significance Of The Prayer The Queen Received Upon Arrival At Westminster Hall
Queen Elizabeth II's casket is lying in state at Westminster Hall. There is significance to the prayer the queen received upon arriving there.
Read MoreThe Unexpected Role Rod Stewart's Wife Will Play At Queen Elizabeth's Funeral
British rocker Rod Stewart's wife will play an unexpected role at Queen Elizabeth's funeral on September 19.
Read MoreHere's Why 38 Rounds Were Fired During The Queen's Funeral Procession
Centuries of tradition have come into play with the death of Queen Elizabeth II, with special ceremonies, processes, and procedures falling into place.
Read MoreWhat Princess Anne's Last 24 Hours With Her Mother Queen Elizabeth Were Like
Princess Anne spent time with her mother before she died.
Read MoreWhy You Rarely Hear About The Queen's Youngest Son
Queen Elizabeth II is the longest-reigning monarch in British history and has four children. However, you don't hear much about her youngest son.
Read MoreThe Creepy Way Queen Elizabeth II's Death Was Predicted On Twitter
It turns out someone on Twitter predicted Queen Elizabeth II's death on September 8, 2022, and what's more, the person made another royal prediction as well.
Read MoreWhat Will The Era Of King Charles III Be Called?
The New Elizabethan Age came to an end when Queen Elizabeth II died.
Read MoreThe Queen's Funeral Planning Was A Bigger Undertaking Than This Huge Sporting Event
As the longest reigning monarch in the history of the U.K., Queen Elizabeth's death was felt around the world. Fittingly, her funeral is a colossal event.
Read MoreThe Charges Against A Man Holding Eggs At The Queen's Funeral Procession Explained
During the funeral procession of Queen Elizabeth II, a man was arrested for holding eggs. Here's why holding eggs during the procession got him arrested.
Read MoreThe First Mourner At The Queen's Procession Has A Surprising Connection To The Royal Family
No question but that individuals around the world are mourning the death of Queen Elizabeth II. A fortunate few have been able to express their grief in person.
Read MoreThe Biggest Theories On Why The Queen's Coffin Moved To Westminster Hall At Exactly 2:22 Pm
Queen Elizabeth II's coffin was moved from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall at exactly 2:22 pm. These are the theories attempting to explain why.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Members Of The Royal Family Wore Black Veils At The Queen's Coffin Procession
One important piece of mourning attire for royal ladies is black veils worn over the face. Here's the real reason members of the royal family wear them.
Read MoreThe Pearl Earrings On The Queen's Coffin Crown Have A Storied Past
Tucked under the orb and cross at the top of the queen's coffin crown hang four large pearls known as Queen Elizabeth's Earrings. Here's their history.
Read MoreThis Fascinating History Of The Gun Carriage In Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral
Queen Elizabeth II was carried to Westminster Hall via a gun carriage procession. This is the fascinating history and symbolism behind the gun carriage.
Read MoreWhy Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral Was Compared To The Olympics
Why was Queen Elizabeth II's funeral compared to the Olympics? Although the two don't seem to have much in common, there's a very good reason.
Read MoreThe Unusual Nickname Prince Philip Had For Queen Elizabeth II
Royal bloodlines aside, when you get right down to it, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were literally an old married couple -- for more than 70 years.
Read MoreThe Queen's Coffin Flight From Scotland To London Set A Morbid Record
Queen Elizabeth's coffin's flight from Scotland to London was watched with tremendous interest for every moment of its journey. In fact, it broke a record.
Read MoreHow The Queen's Funeral Caused Disruptions For Air Travel
With the complexities and intermingling that is modern travel, it's no surprise that the funeral of Queen Elizabeth will have an impact on U.K. travel.
Read MoreHere's What The Flag Draped Over Queen Elizabeth's Coffin Really Means
In photo after photo of Queen Elizabeth's coffin, there is a flag draped over it depicting various symbols. Here's what the flag really means.
Read MoreWhy Prince Harry And Andrew Won't Wear Military Uniforms At Queen Elizabeth's Funeral
During special ceremonies and events, working members of the royal family are either entitled to or must wear their military uniforms. But two will not.
Read MoreThis Alarming Statistic About The Queen's Subjects Puts Her Reign In A New Light
The ability and desire to keep statistics -- most of this, least of that, greatest of those, largest of these -- is shared by just about every society.
Read MoreThe Queen's Coffin Is Being Led By A True Professional But It's Not What You Think
The funeral procession of Queen Elizabeth II includes many recognizable faces, but it's being led by a true professional: a horse named Lord Firebrand.
Read MoreThe Queen's Funeral Has London Cleaner Than It's Been In Decades
The funeral of Queen Elizabeth II is making London cleaner than it's been in decades. Here's why the queen's death is making London cleaner.
Read MoreThe Queen's Funeral Procession Required More Planning Than You May Have Realized
The queen's funeral procession required more planning than you may have realized, including navigating multiple closures and heightened public transit.
Read MoreThe Special Effect Substance That Is Linked To Steve McQueen's Death
Steve McQueen, "The King of Cool," died over 40 years ago, and the story surrounding his death is rather tragic. Here's how the actor died and what caused it.
Read MoreWhat Is The Bow Room In Buckingham Palace?
Queen Elizabeth II's death has set in motion years of planning, including her coffin's placement in the Bow Room in Buckingham Palace. Here's what that room is.
Read MoreThe Mysterious Part Of Queen Elizabeth II's Death That We'll Never Know
Even though the royal family consists of flesh and blood human beings, there is still a sense of mystery about so man aspects of their very special lives.
Read MoreThe Dark Reason The Royal Family Took So Many Cars For The Queen's Procession
There are nuances about the royal family that are on display as a result of Queen Elizabeth II's death. Here is why they took several cars to her procession.
Read MoreWhat Countries Weren't Invited To Queen Elizabeth's Funeral?
At Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on September 19, there will be representatives from all over the world in attendance. These three countries, however, will not.
Read MoreEven The Bustling Shipping Industry In Liverpool Is Honoring The Queen
On Wednesday, the Port of Liverpool will take a moment to honor Queen Elizabeth II as well. The tribute will take place just before 2 p.m. local time.
Read MoreThe Truth About The Home Where Queen Elizabeth Was Born
In the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's death, the world can't help but wonder where she came from and what her life was like before she rose to power.
Read MoreKing Charles Makes A Bold Decision About The Future Of Some Of His Staff
With the death of Queen Elizabeth II, at the age of 96 at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, her eldest son Charles became King Charles III of Great Britain.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth Once Broke Tradition By Taking The Wheel With A Visiting Saudi Prince
Queen Elizabeth II was renowned for numerous aspects of her life: her love of animals, especially horses and dogs, but also her love of automobiles.
Read MoreBuckingham Palace Has A Very Green Approach To The Queen's Memorial Flowers
With the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Buckingham Palace has a very green approach to the queen's memorial flowers.
Read MoreWhy God Save The King And My Country 'Tis Of Thee Have The Same Tune
Britain's national anthem, "My Country 'Tis of Thee," has exactly the same melody as the United States', "My Country 'Tis of Thee." Why is that?
Read MoreThe Queen Hilariously Left A Private Paul McCartney Concert To Watch Her Favorite TV Show
Queen Elizabeth II once left a Paul McCartney concert early so she could watch the TV show "Twin Peaks." Here's the story behind the hilarious moment.
Read MoreThe Intense History Of The Plane That Carried The Queen's Coffin To London
The plane that is carrying the queen's coffin to London has an intense history as it's been used to aid during major conflicts around the world.
Read MoreWhat Did The Guard Of Honour Do During Queen Elizabeth II's Journey To London?
Queen Elizabeth II's funeral will be held on September 19 at Westminster Abbey, and on September 13, the queen's body made the long journey home to London.
Read MoreThe Significant Role Big Ben Will Play In Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral
Here's how one of London's most famous landmarks, Big Ben, will play an important role during Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on September 19, 2022.
Read MoreWho Is Queen Elizabeth II's Private Secretary, Sir Edward Young?
Queen Elizabeth II had a wide range of official and unofficial duties as monarch of the United Kingdom. Her private staff helped make all that possible.
Read MoreThese Are The Nations That Make Up The United Kingdom
The United Kingdom is made up of four combined nations. These are the countries that are part of Great Britain.
Read MoreKing Tut's Tomb Hid A Disturbing Truth About His Children
Of all the tombs in all the legends across all the lands, the tomb of young King Tut is perhaps the most alluring of all. Here's a disturbing story about it.
Read MoreWhat Are The Objects That Will Be Placed On Queen Elizabeth II's Coffin?
Queen Elizabeth II's death has sent the world into a state of mourning. Here are the objects that will be placed on her coffin leading up to her funeral.
Read MoreWhat Is The Crown Of Scotland And Why Was It On The Queen's Coffin?
Observers Monday may have wondered about the crown that was placed atop Queen Elizabeth's coffin in Edinburgh. It's the Crown of Scotland, made in 1540.
Read MoreThe Storied History Of Queen Elizabeth II's 30-Year-Old Coffin
Queen Elizabeth II's coffin was made more than three decades before her death.
Read MoreThe Unusually Strict Rules For Guests That Will Attend The Queen's Funeral
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, who died on September 8, 2022, will be laid to rest on September 19, and guests will have to follow strict rules.
Read MoreThe Only Place Outside Of Britain That Queen Elizabeth Ever Called Home
Queen Elizabeth II lived for 96 years before her death in 2022. This is the only place outside of Britain that she ever called home.
Read MoreJournalist Spy Revealed The Queen Had Some Charmingly Common Daily Habits
As the world transitions from the death of Queen Elizabeth II and into the reign of King Charles III, tributes and memories are pouring in from far and wide.
Read MoreMourners In Britain Have Been Ordered Not To Leave These Weird Tributes For The Queen
Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8, 2022, people in the U.K. and around the world have responded in a host of different ways.
Read MoreWhy Everyone Is Talking About King Charles III's Hands
King Charles III is even more the subject of intense, global public scrutiny now that he has taken the throne, and that includes observations about his health.
Read MoreThe Curious Coronation Of Charles I Explained
Charles I began bucking tradition from the very start of his reign, well before his infamous execution. This is the curious coronation of Charles I explained.
Read MoreUFC Fans Have Intense Reaction Over The Queen's Death
The crowd at UFC 279 jeered and booed during a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.
Read MoreCharles' Official Proclamation As King Had A Jarring Response In Scotland
Scotland is currently a part of the United Kingdom, but In the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's death, popular support for an independent Scotland is growing.
Read MoreThe Cure's Robert Smith Had A Creepy Prediction About The Queen's Death
The Cure frontman Robert Smith once made a prediction about when Queen Elizabeth II would die, and it has turned out to be disturbingly accurate.
Read MoreKatharine Hepburn's Time On The African Queen Set Was More Dangerous Than You Thought
At one point during the filming process of The African Queen, Hepburn and a good part of the film crew endured some pretty harrowing physical ramifications.
Read MoreThe Only Two English Monarchs Who Weren't Crowned In Westminster Abbey
For decades, the rulers of the United Kingdom have been crowned in Westminster Abbey. Only two weren't crowned the historic London church and here is why.
Read MoreThe Royal Beekeeper Just Made A Bizarre Announcement Following The Queen's Death
Besides their human subjects, the United Kingdom's monarch also has a connection to the royal honeybees, to whom are extended certain courtesies.
Read MoreWho Is The Garter King Of Arms?
Charles III met with the so-called Privy and Accession Councils, after which time the Garter King of Arms was called into duty. What is he Garter King of Arms?
Read MoreOne Ceremony In The Proclamation Of The King That Hasn't Changed In Centuries
On September 10, a wholly anachronistic tradition was on full display across the realm following the proclamation of Charles III as king.
Read MoreWhy Is Everyone Talking About Royal Cyphers After The Queen's Death?
Symbolism is important to a nation, and the traditional symbols of office are especially noteworthy, especially for the United Kingdom's royal family.
Read MoreKing Charles' Proclamation Was A Historic Event For This Unexpected Reason
Charles III became king upon the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. The public proclamation of that news was a unique event in world history.
Read MoreOne Step Of Queen Elizabeth's Former Nighttime Routine Might Surprise You
As the UK's longest-reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II lived until age 96, and she reportedly — surprisingly — did so in spite of a certain nightly routine.
Read MoreJohnny Rotten's Surprising Tribute To Queen Elizabeth
Tributes have streamed in from all corners of the globe in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's death at the age of 96, including one from Johhny Rotten.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth's 1970 Visit To New Zealand And Australia Forever Changed Royal Customs
Queen Elizabeth II was a stalwart of British culture but she also broke norms. On her trip to the antipodes, she changed the way the royals did things forever.
Read MoreThere Were Only 2 Senior Royals To Ever Be Cremated
Funerals for the British royal family are formal ceremonies, and like other official occasions, they are steeped in tradition and follow strict rules.
Read MoreHere's How Buckingham Palace Officially Signaled The Queen's Death
Buckingham Palace has been home to many members of English royalty since it was opened in 1837. Here's how it officially signaled the queen's death.
Read MoreBritish Mourners Have Strict Rules To Follow If They Want To Leave Flowers For The Queen
The leader of a nation often holds a special place in the hearts of the citizens. When death comes, many want to express their sorrow over the country's loss.
Read MoreThe Queen's Coffin Is In The Ballroom At Balmoral For A Significant Reason
Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, 2022. Her coffin is in the ballroom at Balmoral for a significant reason. Let's take a look at what it is.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II Made An Interesting Cameo In A James Bond Skit For The 2012 Olympics
Her Majesty's willingness to engineer a laugh at her own expense was driven home in 2012, when London hosted that year's Summer Olympics. Let's take a look.
Read MoreReggie Jackson's Response To The Queen's Death Lifts Spirits In The Most Unlikely Way
The 2022 death of Queen Elizabeth II sent shock waves across the Realm. Reggie Jackson's response to the queen's death lifts spirits in the most unlikely way.
Read MoreKing Charles Did Not Follow The Queen's Footsteps When Giving Out Titles
In his first address since the death of Queen Elizabeth II at the age of 96, King Charles III did not follow the queen's footsteps when giving out titles.
Read MoreIrish Twitter's Hilariously Morbid Reaction To The Queen Has The World Watching
When Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, 2022, the world reacted, and heads of state oceans away sent their regards. Here's how Irish Twitter responded.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II's Most Notable Accomplishments
From her war effort to her embracing of modernization, here are Queen Elizabeth II's most notable accomplishments
Read MoreThe Significant Details In The Gun Ceremony Marking The Death Of The Queen
The British Monarchy has a tradition of pomp and circumstance like none other, including the gun ceremony that marked Queen Elizabeth II's death.
Read MoreUK Soccer Fans Have An Unexpected Reaction Following Queen's Death
Several sporting events across the U.K. have been canceled due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Some soccer fans had an unexpected reaction to the news.
Read MoreHow Queen Elizabeth's Final Public Appearance Ushered In A New Era For The UK
On September 8, 2022, Queen Elizabeth II died at the age of 96. Her dedication to duty was rarely more evident than during her last few days.
Read MoreRod Stewart Sends A Message To The Royal Family In The Midst Of His Own Personal Loss
Singer Rod Stewart marked the death of Queen Elizabeth on Thursday, sending his condolences, as well as sharing why her passing was doubly devastating for him.
Read MoreHow Many Animals Did Queen Elizabeth Own At The Time Of Her Death?
Queen Elizabeth II was known for her love of animals, most notably her royal dogs and her favorite breed, the corgi. Here's more on her other beloved pets.
Read MoreBritish Officials Wasted No Time In Making This Major Change To The Anthem
The British national anthem, known as "God Save the Queen" for Queen Elizabeth II during her 70-year reign, has undergone a quick update following her death.
Read MoreHow F1 Plans To Honor The Queen's Death
Formula One racing and Queen Elizabeth II go way back, all the way back to 1950 when her family attended the first F1 race held at Silverstone, England.
Read MorePrince Harry And Meghan's Children Just Moved Up In Succession To The Throne
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children, Archie and Lilibet, are now the grandchildren of a monarch, which makes a major difference in their entitled titles.
Read MoreRoyal Family Members Will All Likely Wear A Dark Reminder Of The Queen's Death Until The Funeral
The British royal family has a number of different traditions. Here is why the family may wear dark colors until the funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth II.
Read MoreWhy Do They Clean The Crown Jewels When A Monarch Dies?
One of the more articulate actions on the day of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral may be one involving the crown jewels, which are cleaned that morning.
Read MoreWhy Royal Watchers Are Hoping The Queen's Corgis Will Be Part Of Her Funeral
If there was ever one thing about Queen Elizabeth II that made people smile, it was her flock of squat corgi dogs that encircled her on a regular basis.
Read MoreThe Queen's Death Had Rock Stars Acting Very Out Of Character
The death of Queen Elizabeth II has shocked and saddened the world, and it turns out that even rock stars aren't immune to grief.
Read MoreWhy King Charles III's Regnal Name Draws From A Dubious Past
Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, many wondered if her son, King Charles III, would keep his name because of the interesting history of Charles I & II.
Read MoreThe Queen Will Get An Unlikely Memorial At This Huge Sporting Event
A somewhat unexpected tribute will be paid to Queen Elizabeth at a major American sporting event scheduled to take place the same day as her death.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II Will Be The First Monarch Funeral At Westminster Abbey In 262 Years
On September 8, 2022, British Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-reigning monarch in world history, died peacefully at the age of 96 at Balmoral Castle.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II Started And Will End Her Reign As Queen In This Holy Place
The bells will toll tomorrow at a holy place, recognizing the death of Queen Elizabeth II, who had special, long-term ties to the structure.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth's 2011 Trip To Ireland Held Far More Significance Than You'd Expect
The queen spent her years cultivating connections with world leaders and influential figures, creating lasting relationships and setting a global example.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth II sat on the throne from 1952 to 2022. Let's take a look at some of the worst burdens she had to shoulder over the years.
Read MoreKing Charles III Just Released A Powerful Statement About The Queen's Death
The United Kingdom and much of the rest of the world began to mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Her son, King Charles III, released his own statement.
Read MoreThe Royal Family's Official Website Made A Drastic Change To Honor The Queen's Death
The death of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8 wasn't unexpected, but it will cause significant changes in Britain's culture and politics nonetheless.
Read MoreHere's What Will Happen To The British Economy When Queen Elizabeth II Dies
As Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom continues to age in place, plans have been set in motion regarding life in the realm after her death.
Read MoreWhen Was The Last Time Queen Elizabeth Saw Her Father, King George VI?
King George VI ascended to the throne in 1936, when his oldest daughter Elizabeth was still a kid. When was the last time Queen Elizabeth saw her father?
Read MoreWhat Was Queen Elizabeth II's Net Worth When She Died?
The world was stunned and saddened when it heard that Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, 2022. What was she worth when she died?
Read MoreTourists Won't Be Able To View This Popular Attraction Amidst Queen's Health Concerns
Queen Elizabeth II has been reported to be in ill health, and family members are rushing to her side. This popular tourist attraction was canceled as a reuslt.
Read MoreThe Heart-Wrenching Death Of Queen Elizabeth II
Great Britain's longest-serving monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, has died.
Read MoreWhat Happens If The Queen Dies At Balmoral Castle?
The most complicated out of all the possible scenarios for the queen's death is if she were to die in Scotland at Balmoral Castle.
Read MoreOne Shocking Ink Master Scene Proved Kyle Dunbar Completely Missed The Point Of Redemption
Kyle Dunbar's controversial track record on "Ink Masters" was well-documented, but perhaps this incident during the "Redemption" series takes the cake.
Read MoreBeau Brummell And King George IV's Relationship Could Not Survive A Joke
There was a time when the name Beau Brummell not only stood for fashion sense, but connection to society's movers and shakers, like the Prince of Wales.
Read MoreWhat Caused Bill Gates And Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen To Stop Speaking For A Year?
Bill Gates and Paul Allen, co-founders of Microsoft, once had a rift that caused them to stop speaking for a year. Here's what happened.
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Scandals (6)
Inside Ballvé Case, The Cadet Scandal That Led To A Coup In Argentina
Argentina's Ballvé Case was a scandal that rocked the country in the 1940s, highlighting political corruption and discrimination of the LGBTQ community.
Read MoreThe Jay-Z Song That Took His Feud With Nas To A New Level
New York rap icons Nas and Jay-Z feuded in the 90s, leading to some of each rapper's greatest disses. One song, in particular, took the beef to the next level.
Read MoreSecrets No One Ever Told You About The Watergate Scandal
The Watergate scandal completely took down the Richard Nixon administration. Here are some secrets about the Watergate scandal you might not know.
Read MoreDark Secrets Of The Tea Industry
Most know the dark history of the British East India Company and its ties to European imperialism. But the tea industry also still has shady secrets today.
Read MoreThe Kurt Cobain Vs. Axl Rose Feud Timeline Explained
Guns front man Axl Rose and Nirvana guitarist and singer Kurt Cobain openly couldn't stand each other, and neither were shy about the fact.
Read MoreEminem's Feud With Will Smith Explained
Eminem and Will Smith had an ongoing feud in the late 1990s starting after Eminem felt slighted by Smith at the VMAs -- but it may have been one-sided.
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Science (39)
Terrifying Poisons And How They'll Kill You Horribly
Terrifying poisons and the horrible ways they kill.
Read MoreWhat Happens When A Planet Is In Opposition?
Humans have been fascinated by objects in the night sky since ancient times. What happens when a planet is in position of opposition? Read on to find out.
Read MoreHow Bill Gates And Paul Allen Were Able To Work In A University Lab As High Schoolers
Bill Gates and Paul Allen famously created Microsoft. Here's how the two tech pioneers were able to work in a university lab as high schoolers.
Read MoreWhy Female Scientists Are More Successful In The Lab Than Men
In a stunning paper from Nature Neuroscience, a new set of researchers confirms what many scientists have feared for years. Let's take a look.
Read MoreThe Scientific Reason Why Tampa Bay Is So Vulnerable To Storms
Some make light of how certain areas seem to be especially prone to dramatic weather events. In Tampa's case, geography plays a huge part in its storm risk.
Read MoreThe Truly Gross Way Sea Sponges Clean Themselves
Cleanliness is next to godliness, or so the saying goes. It's usually pronounced regarding humans and soap, but wild creatures also clean themselves.
Read MoreThe Unusual, Liquid Way The Andes Mountains Are Formed
Researchers are uncovering another very unusual way mountains can form, and this strange, liquid process appears to be responsible for the Andes.
Read MoreInside DART Spacecraft's Wild Final Voyage
NASA just sent a "box-shaped" spacecraft right into an itty-bitty, 160-meter-long (about 530 feet) asteroid moonlet named Dimorphos. Here's what happened.
Read MoreMarie Curie's Work In Radioactivity Has Lived On An Unexpected Way
Marie Curie's accomplishments live on in the science world, but the same danger that led to her death still haunts her work and will for 1,500 years.
Read MoreWhat Would Happen If Humans Had Three Eyes?
Evolution may have given Homo sapiens two eyes, but over the millennia, philosophers, mystics and clerics have longed for the development of a third.
Read MoreHere's How Long It Takes A Drop Of Water To Travel The Length Of The Mississippi River
The massive, majestic Mississippi River has been inspiring artists and businesses for generations. Certainly it's big and it's wide, but how fast is it?
Read MoreThe Brutal Way The Megalodon Disabled Its Prey
Land-based prehistoric life seems to get the really big-budget movie treatment, but megalodon has attracted some scientific attention of its own lately.
Read MoreHere's The Real Difference Between A Turtle And A Tortoise
Turtles and tortoises are very similar animals often considered to be interchangeable. Here's the real difference between turtles and tortoises.
Read MoreThe Eye-Opening Space Discovery That Left More Questions Than Answers
Fast radio bursts, observed by a telescope in China over the course of a couple of months in 2021, may disprove what little we know about the space phenomenon.
Read MoreScience Gave Us A Glimpse Into How Much Our Life Really Does Flash Before Our Eyes During Death
It's a frequent storytelling device -- someone on the verge of death re-experiences important moments in their life, "flashing" before their eyes. Really?
Read MoreThe Difference Between Toxins, Poisons, And Venom
Depending on your source, it sometimes feels like most of the natural world is conspiring to kill you, with toxicity around every corner. Is there a difference?
Read MoreOne Portuguese Man's Backyard Was The Site Of An Incredible 48-Ton Discovery
Start digging in the yard -- maybe a new garden, or beginning a building project -- there's no telling what you might find. Or what size it might be.
Read MoreNASA Releases A New Glimpse At The Planet Neptune
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured near-infrared images of Neptune, which provide a new view of the eighth planet from the sun. Check it out.
Read MoreScientists' Estimation On The Size Of The Ant Population Shouldn't Actually Be A Surprise At All
Scientists' estimation of the size of the ant population shouldn't actually be a surprise at all, because it's clear they are pretty ubiquitous worldwide.
Read MoreHow A Lava Lamp Killed A 24-Year-Old Man
There are good ideas and then there are not-so-good ideas. Asking the question "How can I make this better?" is good, unless it just isn't.
Read MoreParts Of The World That May Eventually Be Too Hot To Live In
Here are a few places that could become too hot for humans to inhabit if nothing is done to reverse the trend of climate change. Some are closer than you think.
Read MoreScientists Who Were Ridiculed, But Were Right
There are a whole slew of scientists and inventors who were absolutely right in what they did but were ridiculed for doing it.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Bubbles Pop, According To Science
A bubble needs only to make contact with a surface before it vanishes, leaving only a soapy little smear behind. So why exactly do they pop?
Read MoreThe Real Reason You Can't Breathe Underwater
While fish can famously breathe underwater, humans definitely cannot. Here's why humans unfortunately don't have the ability to breathe underwater.
Read MoreThe 7,500 Year Old Discovery Revealed By A Spanish Drought
Dramatic changes in landscape brought on by lowering water levels have also led to a number of notable discoveries.
Read MoreA 2030s Supernova May Hold The Key To The Age Of The Entire Universe
If researchers are right, we'll see a supernova from the past in the 2030s, which could potentially lead to a better understanding of the age of the universe
Read MoreThe Unexpected Activity That Can Enhance A Surgeon's Performance
Video games might not sound like the best use of time for a doctor, but it turns out they can actually improve a surgeon's abilities. Here's how.
Read MoreParadoxes That Will Blow Your Mind
From Aristotle and Zeno to Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking, great minds have spent their lives researching and proving seemingly self-contradictory ideas.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Why Mercury Has No Moons
Mercury is less than hospitable in terms of supporting human life. The planet, not unlike Earth's moon in many respects, has no moons of its own. Why?
Read MoreThe Science Behind Starting A Fire With Ice
We've always been told that fire and ice can never go together. But can they actually? Here's how you can start a fire by using a chunk of ice.
Read MoreThe 500-Year-Old Mummified Creature Unveiled By A Melting Iceberg
As a result of climate change, archeologists are making all new discoveries. Here is what 500-year-old creature that was recently found in a melting iceberg.
Read MoreWhat Would Happen If Earth Was The Size Of Jupiter?
What would happen if Jupiter and Earth did share more in common? What if Earth were suddenly 11 times larger, matching Jupiter's unfathomable size?
Read MoreWhat Is The Science Mission Of NASA's Upcoming Artemis I Launch?
Before we can go back to the moon, we have to test the systems that will get us there, which started at the end of August 2022 with the launch of Artemis I.
Read MoreFrance's Nuclear Test From Half A Century Ago Had Some Devastating Lasting Effects
Splitting the atom has turned out to be a mixed blessing at best. This was certainly demonstrated by the ramifications of French nuclear testing in Algeria.
Read MoreHere's What Happens To Gold Teeth During Cremation
Organ donations have become a common way of disposing of at least parts of the deceased. But what about artificial parts -- like gold teeth?
Read MoreThe Mysterious Celestial Object That Scientists Can't Agree On
There is a lot we still don't understand about outer space, and the latest is a mysterious celestial object that scientists can't agree on.
Read MoreOne Accidental Discovery May Have Linked Humans And Spiders In An Unexpected Way
it turns out that spiders, the often misunderstood arachnids, may have a more positive association with human sleep than we thought. Here's what we know.
Read MoreWhy The Scorpius Constellation Will Look A Lot Different In The Next 10,000 Years
The brightest star in the Scorpius constellation is Antares, a red supergiant, and as this star finishes its lifespan, it'll transform Scorpius along with it.
Read MoreThe Largest Bodies Of Water On Earth Ranked By Size
Approximately 71% of the Earth's surface is covered by water. Here, we take a look at 13 of the largest bodies of rank — ranked from smallest to largest.
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Serial Killers (4)
These Were Jeffrey Dahmer's Bone-Chilling Final Words
Fellow inmate Christopher Scarver killed Jeffrey Dahmer behind bars, and also revealed to authorities the chilling details of Dahmer's murder.
Read MoreJeffrey Dahmer's Chilling Motivation To Kill
Between 1978 and 1991, Jeffrey Dahmer savagely murdered and mutilated 17 males in a flurry of insatiable, ruthless bloodshed. But why did he do it?
Read MoreEvery Serial Killer Caught In The Past 10 Years
Serial killings make up a small percentage of the murders that happen in the U.S., but they happen every decade.
Read MoreHow Did Serial Killer Paul Runge Find His Victims?
Serial killers will often establish a pattern, a method used over and over again in order to repeatedly commit their crimes -- like Paul Runge.
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Space (4)
Why A NASA Astronaut Pranked Everyone With A Fake Cockroach
Astronauts aren't typically known for their practical jokes, but one astronaut once pranked everyone aboard a space shuttle with a fake cockroach.
Read MoreThe Entire History Of Lunar Exploration
NASA's new Artemis mission could be the first opportunity for humans to step foot on the Moon since 1969. Are we entering the next " giant leap for mankind"?
Read MoreInside NASA's Historic Test To Protect The Earth From Asteroids
NASA is working on a historic test to protect the Earth from asteroids -- that is if one is ever a threat to life on Earth. Here's a look inside.
Read MoreHow A NASA Astronaut Changed The DNA Game With One Incredible Experiment
In 2016, a trailblazing NASA astronaut officially changed the DNA game with one incredible experiment. Let's take a look at this research and its implications.
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Sports (22)
What Really Happens When You're Banned From A Sports Stadium For Life
We've all seen people get thrown out of sports stadiums, whether in person or on TV, but here's what actually happens when you're banned from a sports stadium.
Read MoreYou'll Never Guess What The Very First Retired Professional Sports Number Was
It's a tremendous honor bestowed on outstanding members of a professional sports team: retiring an individual's number. When did the tradition start?
Read MoreHow A Calendar Mishap Almost Threatened Russia's Performance In The 1908 Olympics
It can be hard enough, coordinating several calendars for several events involving numerous people. It's worse when different calendars entirely are involved.
Read MoreThe Biggest Moments In Serena Williams' Career
Serena Williams is undeniably one of the greatest tennis players of all time. Here's a look at some of the greatest moments in her epic career.
Read MoreThe Wildest Fan Brawls In Sports History
A sports game is a place where many a fan goes for fun. But tensions between opposing fans can boil over. These are the wildest fan brawls in sports history.
Read MoreThe First-Ever College Football Game Hosted Far Fewer Spectators Than We See Today
Football on the college level has its fair share of fans, alumni and not, who turn out for every school matchup. But it takes time to build an audience.
Read MoreShaquille O'Neal Called This Hall Of Fame Teammate The Worst Teammate He Ever Had
Shaquille O'Neal recently admitted this legendary NBA player was the worst teammate he had in his 19-year career.
Read MoreThe Truth About OJ Simpson's Relationship With His Father Jimmy Lee Simpson
O.J. Simpson's legal troubles are not the only controversy he has faced — he also had a contentious relationship with his father. Take a look.
Read MoreThe Story Of The Korean Basketball Player Who Was Nicknamed The Female Magic Johnson
Pete Maravich. Magic Johnson. E.J. Ok. While the first two names are instantly recognizable as basketball legends, few will recognize the third.
Read MoreDisturbing Details Found During Dwayne Haskins' Death Investigation
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Dwayne Haskins was hit and killed by a dump truck on April 9, 2022 while in Florida for training during the offseason.
Read MoreThe Story Behind Joe Namath's Famous Nickname
Joe Namath is a star most football fans know as "Broadway Joe," but the story behind this nickname is perhaps less known. Rest assured, someone gave it to him.
Read MoreThe True Story Behind Larry Bird And Julius Erving's Infamous Fight
As it turns out, there are different versions of the story that sparked that infamous brawl between Larry Bird and Julius Erving. Here they are.
Read MoreInside The Friendship Between The NBA's Tallest And Shortest Players
Here's a closer look at the NBA's tallest and shortest players and the unexpected bond they formed during their one season together as teammates.
Read MoreDid 18-Year-Old Jackie Mitchell Really Strike Out Babe Ruth And Lou Gehrig?
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig were two of the best baseball players of all time, but they were once allegedly struck out by an 18-year-old girl.
Read MoreThe Wildest Fly Balls Ever Caught By Baseball Fans
Fans often put in extra effort to snag a baseball - and that has resulted in some wild catches. These are the wildest fly balls ever caught by baseball fans.
Read MoreYou Probably Didn't Know About Venus And Serena Williams' Connection To The NFL
Venus and Serena Williams are known for their impact on the sport of tennis, but they actually leveraged that success into a stake in the Miami Dolphina.
Read MoreDisturbing Details About The Death Of South African Boxer Simiso Buthelezi
Boxing is a sport that has been practiced for centuries. But due to its violent nature, the World Medical Association has continually asked for it to be banned.
Read MoreThis Baseball Legend Mystified The Likes Of Frank Sinatra And Ernest Hemingway
When someone rises to the top of their profession -- from hard work, dedication, and most of all, unique talent -- the nation and its celebrities take notice.
Read MoreHere's What The Final Days Of Muhammad Ali's Life Were Like
In 1984, Muhammad Ali was admitted to the care of doctors at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, who informed him that his boxing career had taken its toll.
Read MoreMeet Julius Erving's Formerly Secret Daughter, Tennis Star Alexandra Stevenson
It's not clear who initiated contact, but Erving later revealed that he had been having an affair with Samantha Stevenson. That affair resulted in a child.
Read MoreAlarming Details From The Michael Vick Investigation
What Michael Vick made headlines for in 2007 should not be forgotten, in large part because dogfighting is still, inexplicably, a thing. And what about Vick?
Read MoreWhat Is The Difference Between Billiards, Pocket Billiards, Pool, And Snooker?
Pool is one of those games that you only play when the opportunity strikes you. |t's also one of several games played on a table with balls and a cue.
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The Wild West (3)
What Entertainment In The Wild West Was Really Like
The Wild West is full of lore, steeped in fact yet outlandishly overblown. Let's look at how folks in the Wild West cut loose and enjoyed their time.
Read MoreWhat Being A Kid In The Wild West Was Really Like
The idea of childhood today is far different from what it was like during the time of the Old West, a time in which frontier families were often on the move.
Read MoreWhat People In The Wild West Did For Work
While Hollywood gets some of the American West correct, it also glamorizes it. Here's a bit of truth about what it was like to live and work in the Wild West.
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Tragic Real-Life Stories (18)
The Tragic Deaths Of Do The Right Thing Actor Danny Aiello's Children
Danny Aiello is one of cinema's most underrated acting talents. Unfortunately, the "Do the Right Thing" actor's children both died tragically.
Read MoreInside A Toxic Teenage Relationship That Met The Ultimate Tragic End
Teenage dating relationships sometimes, though rarely, result in some form of happily ever after. Sadly, they can also end not only badly, but tragically.
Read MoreThe Tragic 1986 Death Of Stuntman Dar Robinson
Stunts performed for the camera are a dangerous undertaking, requiring athletic ability, precise calculations, and extraordinary focus in the moment.
Read MoreThe Tragic 2015 Death Of Bobbi Kristina Brown
The tragic 2015 death of Bobbi Kristina Brown was especially sad because she was only 22 when she died in a very similar manner to her mother, Whitney Houston.
Read MoreThe Tragic 1921 Death Of Virginia Rappe
The tragic 1921 death of Virginia Rappe ended with the downfall of one of the biggest actors of the time, even though he was acquitted of causing her death.
Read MoreThese May Have Been Cary Grant's Final Words Before His Tragic Death
Successful actors, involved with numerous projects, have to deal with thousands of words at various times. Some are remembered for their last words.
Read MoreRobin Williams' Famous 2000 Oscar Performance Followed A Tragic Death
Although the overall atmosphere of the Academy Awards tends toward celebratory each year, one presentation in 2000 was the result of a tragic death.
Read MoreThe Tragic 2007 Death Of One Delhi Mayor Was Caused By A Ruthless Gang Of Monkeys
Numerous movies and TV shows have presented various breeds of monkey as harmless, amusing -- even helpful plot devices. Reality is a little more brutal.
Read MoreThe Tragic 1932 Death Of Paul Bern
Paul Bern was a sought-after director and writer in the early days of cinema and was married to actress Jean Harlow. Here is more about his tragic 1932 death.
Read MoreTragic Details About Doris Day
Behind Doris Day's cookie-cutter image was a woman who was surely exhausted from decades of misfortunes. Let's look at the tragic details of Doris Day.
Read MoreThe Tragic Story Of Marilyn Monroe's Mother
Marilyn Monroe became -- and remains -- one of the most celebrated individuals to emerge from Hollywood. Her family, however, was mired in tragedy.
Read MoreBig Ben Got A New Face Just In Time For This Tragic Event
Recently, the Elizabeth Tower in London (also known as "Big Ben") received a beautiful facelift. However, its unveiling came just prior to a tragic event.
Read MoreTragic Details About Danny Trejo
Danny Trejo knows exactly what it's like to be the gangsters he so often plays. These are tragic details about Danny Trejo.
Read MoreThe Tragic 2012 Death Of Jenni Rivera
Jenni Rivera is remembered for being the "Diva de La Banda'' and for singing about the struggles that women endure. Here's the story of her tragic death.
Read MoreInside The Tragic Life Of Tupac Shakur
Accruing a fan base like no other, Tupac Shakur made history in the music industry before he died in 1996. Here's a look at his life and legacy.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Cass Elliot
Cass Elliot's life was fraught with heartbreak, the trials of being a single mother, her weight, and even a brush with the notorious Manson Family.
Read MoreJack Daniel's Tragic Death Stemmed From A Forgotten Lock Combination
Unfortunately for the brand's founder, Jack Daniel was felled by his own strong work ethic -- and his impatience. And yes, a safe.
Read MoreThe Tragic And Bizarre 1973 Death Of Gram Parsons
Gram Parsons was an influential musician who died far too young.
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Unsolved Mysteries (7)
How DNA Helped Solve The 42-Year-Old Cold Case Of A Headless Body
Over the past few decades, DNA has been a major boon to law enforcement when it comes to solving crimes, including some that are decades old.
Read MoreHow DNA Helped Solve A 1990 Serial Killer Cold Case
The so-called "Package Killer" preyed on sex workers in St. Louis. Here's how DNA helped solve the 1990 serial killer cold case.
Read MoreHow A Hot Dog Napkin Identified A 1993 Cold Case Killer
Criminal investigations often turn on the smallest bits of evidence. Sometimes that means never, ever giving up on solving what seems unsolvable.
Read MoreInside The Mysterious, Unsolved 1967 Death Of 13-Year-Old Alvar Larsson
In 1967 13-year-old Alvar Larsson went missing and later turned up dead, but his disappearance and death are still a mystery. Here's what we know.
Read MoreThe Unsolved 1924 Disappearance Of Mary Elizabeth Edens
In the midst of a community tragedy touching every part of a small town in Oklahoma, a mystery emerged regarding identity and perhaps survival against all odds.
Read MoreInside The Decades-Long Cold Case Of The Springfield Three
A tainted crime scene, a revelation by a convicted murderer, and several strange excavations have still not yielded results for the Springfield Three case.
Read MoreThe Mysterious Disappearance Of Baby Sabrina Aisenberg
In 1997 a 5-month-old baby was reported missing from her crib. Police have never solved the case of the mysterious disappearance of baby Sabrina Aisenberg.
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Untold Truth (19)
The Untold Truth Of The Dick Van Dyke Show
The Dick Van Dyke Show was unlike anything viewers had ever seen before -- it was witty, intelligent, comedically sharp, and quite ahead of its time socially.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Wheatus
In 2000, out of Long Island, New York, came Wheatus with the anthemic song "Teenage Dirtbag." The story doesn't end there - here's the untold truth of Wheatus.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Charles II's Coronation
Charles II was England's merry monarch, whose monarchy saw a restoration of the crown. But it almost didn't happen.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Princess Anne, Queen Elizabeth II's Only Daughter
Anne, Princess Royal, has carved out her own niche as a royal, a horsewoman, and a charity worker, and she's put plenty of effort into it.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Prince Edward
Prince Edward hasn't reached the same level of fame or notoriety as his older siblings. Here's all you need to know about the Earl of Wessex.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Green Acres
Even those who know the "Green Acres" theme song by heart and dream of having a pet pig named Arnold still might not know these facts about this TV sitcom.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Nirvana's Krist Novoselic
Even for a trio of young, 90's punk misfits, Krist Novoselic stood out as the oddball in Nirvana.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of International Women's Day
A commonly told story claims International Women's Day began with labor protests in 1857. Here's the truth behind the origins of the holiday.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Richard Williams
Richard Williams has been a controversial figure in the tennis world. Father-coach of Venus and Serena Williams, he masterminded their success.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The Crown Jewels Of The United Kingdom
Royalty is associated with wealth. The royals of the United Kingdon are no exception. This is the untold truth of the Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Queen Elizabeth's Sister, Princess Margaret
Princess Margaret's many admirable traits, along with some controversial decisions, make her one of the most intriguing royals of modern times.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Queen Consort, Camilla Parker Bowles
Seemingly overnight, Camilla Parker Bowles became Queen Camilla. And Britons and most members of the royal family have warmed up to her over the years.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of King George VI's Funeral
Until Queen Elizabeth II's death in 2022, a full state funeral for a monarch hadn't been seen since the death of her father, King George VI, in 1952.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The Kingdom Of Dahomey
By the mid-1700s, one kingdom had achieved a near-monopoly on the most important hub of the slave trade. This is the untold truth of the Kingdom of Dahomey.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Gwar
The band GWAR's music is often described as heavy metal, punk, or shock-rock -– but their live shows defy categorization.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Ezekiel From The Bible
One of the three biggest prophets in the Bible is Ezekiel. But who was Ezekiel, and what can we learn from his psychedelic visions?
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Big Ben
In 2017, Big Ben went under its first full restoration. Here's a look at what lies behind the iconic clock tower and where it stands in London's history.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Bill Russell
Bill Russell, whose No. 6 jersey will be retired across the NBA, was a champion, a gold medalist and a civil rights activist. Here's what more you should know.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Salman Rushdie's The Satanic Verses
In 1988, Salman Rushdie published a novel that caused global outrage among Muslims and put a price on his head. Here is the untold truth of the Satanic Verses.
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Weird (15)
A Small Town In Mississippi Was The Site Of A Bizarre 1940s Crime Spree
It's said that some people will steal anything that isn't nailed down (and sometimes even then). And then there are the thieves who are -- collectors?
Read MoreThe Tragically Gross 1980 Death Of Mayor Monica Meyer
The tragically gross 1980 death of Mayor Monica Meyer in Maryland is one of those unimaginable, cringeworthy situations.
Read MoreHow 'Weird Al' Yankovic Got His Nickname
'Weird Al' Yankovic redefined the parody/novelty song genre, creating decades of hit singles, albums, and videos. Unlikely, certainly, but weird?
Read MoreThe Story Of The English Man Who Was Beaten To Death With A Piece Of Bread
A man was beaten to death with a pumpernickel loaf in 1988.
Read MoreThe Bizarre So-Called Curse Of Abraham Lincoln's Only Heir
Of Abraham Lincoln's children, only one lived to a ripe old age. That lifetime, however, saw more than its share of presidential tragedy beyond his family.
Read MoreThe Legend Behind The Prince Albert Piercing
The Prince Albert is a piercing in an intimate part of the male body, and its name is the subject of much debate. This is the legend behind the Prince Albert.
Read MoreTerrifying Things Described In The Book Of Revelation
The author of the Bible's Book of Revelations had some horrific visions kicking around in their head. Here's some of the most terrifying things it contains.
Read MoreDid Weird Al Yankovic Really Know Madonna?
Weird Al Yankovic is an iconic figure known for his clever parody songs. But did he really know Madonna, as "Weird: The Al Yankovic Story" suggests?
Read MoreOnce A Year The City Of London Pays The Crown A Bizarre Tax
Since 1211, London has paid the British monarchy a yearly tax, a tax it seems glad to prepare and hand over. What the city pays and why are in a word singular.
Read MoreThis Adorable Aquatic Creature Has A Truly Bizarre Ability
Creatures living in the depths of the ocean have some pretty strange abilities. This particular aquatic creature has a talent that's truly bizarre.
Read MoreThe Bizarre Mishap That Led To This Royal Coffin Tradition
With tradition handed down over centuries, monarchal funerals are solemn and highly ceremonial affairs. Here's one interesting tradition in the U.K.
Read MoreThe Bizarre Reason Why The First NFL Playoff Game Smelled So Bad
The first NFL playoff game smelled terrible, and not for reasons you might first expect. Here's why the very first NFL playoff game smelled so bad.
Read MoreThe Wild And Unexpected Way A Man Thwarted A Scary Bear Attack
On the subject of bear attacks, the National Park Service offers some valuable advice, and one man managed to save himself in the most incredible way.
Read MoreAn ATM In Pakistan Holds This Bizarre World Record
Records are made to be broken, though some are more obscure than others. Some records rely on ability, and some on characteristics, and some on geography.
Read MoreWhat Is A Phantom Settlement And Do They Really Exist?
Cartographers add phantom settlements to maps for protection.
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World War 1 (1)
One WWI Destroyer's Wreck Was Found After 100 Years Lost At Sea
There are those who would suggest that the real frontiers needing exploration are Earth's oceans, with hundreds of years of lost lives and shipping.
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World War 2 (2)
How A WWII Ship Turned Into A Floating Forest In Sydney
Mother nature seems more than happy to reclaim territory humans have built upon -- there is even a WWII ship turned into a floating forest in Sydney.
Read MoreHow Nostradamus' Prophecies Were Used As Conflicting WWII Propaganda
Down through the ages, various individuals have laid claim to the gift of prophecy, an ability to predict future events. At the top of the list is Nostradamus.
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