Most Bizarre Alien Abduction Stories Of All Time
Typically, alien abductees disappear into obscurity, but some claims are so outlandish and over-the-top, that disappearing into obscurity was not an option.
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Alien Abduction Stories So Convincing You May Believe They're Real
These alien abduction tales might be just convincing enough to make you think twice about your disbelief. Maybe the truth really is out there somewhere.
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The 1931 Assassination Of Mob Boss Salvatore Maranzano
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Bizarre Things About The Weather Our Ancestors Believed
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The Bizarre Steve Jobs Conspiracy Theory That Would Prove He's Still Alive
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What Happened To Jamaican Drug Lord Lester Lloyd Coke?
The Jamaican drug cartel the Shower Posse was founded by two men - one was Lester Lloyd Coke. His ultimate fate is still shrouded in uncertainty.
Read MoreWhat OJ Simpson's Relationship With Robert Kardashian Was Really Like
Here's what we know about O.J. Simpson and Robert Kardashian's friendship, including how it started and why they eventually fell out in the mid-1990s.
Read MoreCrime Junkie's Brit Prawat On The Grim Reason Women Gravitate Towards True Crime - Exclusive
"Crime Junkie" co-host Brit Prawat explained why she believes so many women podcast listeners tend to be drawn to the true crime genre.
Read MoreThings You Get Wrong About The Ice Age
Much of what you think you know about the Ice Age is wrong. Pop culture has given us some pretty strange ideas, but the truth might be even more extraordinary.
Read MoreThe 1976 Disappearance Of Teenager Cynthia Dawn Kinney
On June 23, 1976, 16-year-old Cynthia Dawn Kinney disappeared from her family's laundromat. Years later, in August 2023, a prime suspect emerged.
Read MoreWhy Some People Smile In Their Mugshots
If you are getting your mugshot taken, it's most likely not a good moment. Yet sometimes, people end up smiling in their mugshots. There are a few reasons why.
Read MoreThe Amish Beard-Cutting Attacks Explained
The Amish, in keeping with their beliefs, have kept to themselves, avoiding contact and entanglements with outside society as much as is humanly possible.
Read MoreHow Jeans Led To The Start Of Butch Cassidy's Life Of Crime
Robert LeRoy Parker is one of the most infamous outlaws of the Wild West, immortalized by the 1969 classic film "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid."
Read MoreWhat The 19 Months Patty Hearst Was Kidnapped Were Like
The world was shocked when Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army. This is what her next 19 months were like.
Read MorePrison Foods That Are Actually Delicious
Everyone knows prison food is disgusting. But if you have access to commissary items, you can actually whip up some pretty tasty meals and snacks.
Read MoreNearly 40% Of People Say This Was The Most Messed Up Serial Killer In History
It's not just that serial murderers kill, it's that they do it in extraordinarily violent and sadistic ways, devastating those whose loved ones fall victim.
Read MoreWho Is Zarrius Hildabrand, The US Soldier Accused Of Killing His Wife?
Army specialist Zarrius Hildabrand reported his wife missing on August 7, 2023. Her body was found in a drain pipe in Anchorage, Alaska on August 10.
Read MoreGilgo Beach Suspect Rex Heuermann's Disturbing Behavior Before His Arrest
Since his arrest, people have come forward to talk about Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann's disturbing behavior before he was accused of killing three women.
Read MoreBrit Prawat On What Sets Crime Junkie Apart From Other Podcasts - Exclusive
Podcasts can be a dime a dozen, but Brit Prawat told Grunge how "Crime Junkie" stands out among the many offerings in the true crime podcast genre.
Read More'80s Rock Stars Accused Of Serious Crimes
Rock stars weren't kidding when they sang about how hard and fast they lived in the '80s. Here are some rockers of the 1980s who were accused of crimes.
Read MoreThe Mysterious 1987 Disappearance Of Alicia Markovich
The 1987 disappearance of 15-year-old Alicia Markovich remains unsolved. Here's the full story, which involves a hoax and mysterious letters.
Read MoreBrit Prawat Dishes About Crime Junkie, True Crime, And Her Future Plans - Exclusive Interview
Brit Prawat has built an incredible following with the "Crime Junkie" podcast. She spoke to Grunge about her partnership with Ashley Flowers and their future.
Read MoreThe Mysterious 2010 Death Of Shannan Gilbert
In 2010, sex worker Shannan Gilbert fled the home of a client and disappeared. Her remains were found the following year in the marshes of Oak Beach.
Read More1985's Salt Lake City Bombings Explained
In 1985, the Mormon community was rocked first by a forged letter and then by three explosions. This is the 1985 Salt Lake City bombings explained.
Read MorePeople Who Mysteriously Vanished In The Grand Canyon
t's estimated that somewhere around 5.9 million people visit the Grand Canyon each year, and, sometimes, bad things happen. Occasionally, people just disappear.
Read MoreHow Nicole Brown Simpson's Family Feels About OJ Simpson Today
A surviving member of Nicole Brown's family recently made it clear how she feels about the way O.J. Simpson has acted since her relative's murder.
Read MoreWhen The Last Criminal Was Hanged In The US Might Surprise You
Billy Bailey had been sentenced to death for killing an elderly farm couple, and he specifically chose to be executed by hanging.
Read MoreThe Murders At Starved Rock Explained
In 1960, three middle-aged women were brutally murdered and possibly sexually assaulted in one of the Starved Rock's canyons. Here's the case, explained.
Read MoreSecrets That Cellmates Of Notorious Prisoners Didn't Keep
Jailhouse informants, who are often referred to as "snitches," have helped prosecutors secure convictions of some of the country's most notorious criminals.
Read MoreWhat Is Racketeering (And Why Is It Called That)?
Racketeering is a legal term that sounds vague but actually encompasses a swath of connected crimes Here's what racketeering is and why is it called that.
Read MoreThe Mysterious Disappearance And Tragic Death Of Vanessa Guillén
U.S. Army Specialist Vanessa Guillén mysteriously went missing in April 2020, and after a year-long investigation, authorities seem to know what happened.
Read MoreWhere Is Mark Hofmann From Murder Among The Mormons Today?
Mark Hofmann was a prolific forger who used his skill at faking documents to exploit the beliefs of the Church of the Latter-Day Saints. Where is he now?
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In the U.S., the rules surrounding the death penalty can be are quite complex, and many death sentences are never carried out.
Read MoreThe Truth About The Great Mining Robbery
Between 2010 and 2012, over the course of five mining transactions, the Democratic Republic of the Congo was reportedly robbed of over $1 billion.
Read MoreWhat We Know About The Rankin County 6
The Rankin County 6 are Mississippi law officers who plead guilty to 16 felonies stemming from attacking and torturing two Black men. Here's what we know.
Read MoreNegasi Zuberi: What We Know About The Man Accused Of The Kidnapping In Oregon
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Inside Buddhafield, The Dancer-Founded Sex Cult
Buddhafield is a dancer-founded sex cult according to former members, who say the leader, Jaime Gomez, who calls himself Reyji or "god-king" is a predator.
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Famed occultist Aleister Crowley was into many things, from Buddhism to mountaineering. He also likely had a secret life as a World War I spy.
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Statements made by cults seem so creepy that it can be hard to imagine how anyone could believe them. These are the creepiest things cults said in public.
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"Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" leans on the shadowy aspects of the occult big time, but here's what Sabrina gets wrong about the occult.
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This Is How George Clinton Lost A Ton Of Money
The history of popular music is filled with the names of men and women who made, and then promptly lost, tons of money. One of them is George Clinton.
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Read MoreInside Pat Smear's Rock 'N' Roll Journey
Over the course of more than four and a half decades, Pat Smear's career has taken him from LA's underground punk scene to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Read MoreWhat Happened To The Double Rainbow Guy?
Paul L. Vasquez shared a rare depth of wonder and appreciation with a viral YouTube video in which he effusively gushed over the sight of a double rainbow.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Bob Barker
Bob Barker was the legendary host of "The Price Is Right" for more than 50 years, and he left a legacy that changed daytime TV. But he wasn't perfect.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To Verizon's 'Can You Hear Me Now' Guy?
It was a catch phrase it seemed everyone could relate to, then we stopped hearing it. Remember Verizon's 'can you hear me now' guy? Here's what happened to him.
Read MoreWhy Bob Barker Actually Didn't Like The Price Is Right
Asked if he watched his former show with its new host, Barker said: "I sometimes turn it on for a game or two. But I don't watch it. I'm not a loyal viewer."
Read MoreThe Real Reason Bob Barker Always Said 'Have Your Pets Spayed Or Neutered'
Game show host Bob Barker always remeinded audiences to have their pets spayed or neutered at the end of "The Price Is Right." So why did he do it?
Read MoreGame Show Host Bob Barker Dead At 99
Best known for hosting "The Price Is Right" from 1972 through 2007, Barker had plenty of other entertainment experience under his belt, too.
Read MoreThe Meaning Behind Jamming By Bob Marley
Bob Marley and the Wailers song "Jamming" from their 1977 album "Exodus" feels a lot like a party song, but the lyrics belie a deeper meaning.
Read MoreLies The Gran Turismo Movie Told You About The True Story It Was Based On
The film is based on a true story, but just how true is "Gran Turismo?" These are the lies -- some bigger than others -- that the film tells its audience.
Read MoreHere's Why Simple Minds Almost Didn't Make Don't You (Forget About Me)
In the pantheon of '80s music, there's no more quintessential song than "(Don't You) Forget About Me" by Simple Minds - but the band almost passed on it.
Read MoreThe Truly Horrific Crime Scene Of Selena
Rising Latina pop star Selena was gunned down by her employee at just 23 years old. Here's a look inside the truly horrific crime scene.
Read MoreHow Did Coolio Get His Nickname?
Rapper and hip hop star Coolio's stage name is unique, but where did it come from? Here is how Coolio got his nickname.
Read MoreDisturbing Details Discovered In DJ AM's Autopsy
DJ AM died suddenly at the age of 36, but it would take weeks before the disturbing details discovered in DJ AM's autopsy were made public.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To These '80s Video Vixens?
Some of the biggest stars to come out of '80s music videos were the supporting vixens. But where are those video vixens today?
Read MoreDisturbing Details Discovered In Dee Dee Ramone's Autopsy Report
Ramone's bassist Dee Dee Ramone died suddenly at 50 years old. Here are the disturbing details discovered in his autopsy report.
Read MoreInside Zac Efron's Near-Death Experience
Near-death experiences (NDEs) are more common than you might think, and actor Zac Efron has had two, with one being particularly frightening.
Read MoreThe Biggest Scandals To Hit MSNBC
MSNBC has faced numerous scandals involving its hosts, which have ranged from accusations of sexual impropriety to blatant racism.
Read MoreThe Heartwarming Story About Loretta Lynn's First Guitar
The heartwarming story about Loretta Lynn's first guitar goes back to when she was a newly married teenager and her husband wanted to cheer her up.
Read MoreHere's Who Inherited John Wayne's Money After He Died
John Wayne was one of the biggest movies starts of his time, and he died a wealthy man. Here is who inherited his money after he died.
Read MoreThe Truth About Sean Penn's Time In Jail
In the 1980s Sean Penn had a reputation for losing his temper, sometimes ending in arrests. Here is the truth about Sean Penn's time in jail.
Read MoreWhat The Last 12 Months Of Anthony Bourdain's Life Were Like
Anthony Bourdain showed that no one can escape the clutches of addiction and mental illness. This is what the last 12 months of his life were like.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Highway To Heaven
Just after wrapping up Little House on the Prairie, Michael Landon starred in another heart-tugging NBC series. This is the untold truth of Highway to Heaven.
Read MoreCelebrities Whose Family Members Were Murdered
There's a particular sadness to losing someone to violence, and that's just as true for celebrities whose family members were murdered.
Read MoreFriends Of Prince Andrew Come To His Defense In New Documentary
Prince Andrew's public image has been on a downward spiral since the spotlight hit his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Read MoreThe Truth About Elton John's Relationship With Princess Diana
Despite ups and downs, Elton John and Princess Diana maintained a yearslong friendship. Here's the truth about Elton John's relationship with Princess Diana.
Read MoreThe Exotic Pet Leonardo DiCaprio Has Owned Might Surprise You
Few actors in Hollywood are as committed to the environment as Leonardo DiCaprio, and his love for pets, both domesticated and exotic ones, is also well known.
Read MoreThe Truth About Norm Macdonald's Moth Joke
One Norm Macdonald joke that keeps getting shared is the one about a moth that he made when he was a guest on "The Tonight Show" with Conan O'Brien.
Read MoreThe Biggest Scandals To Hit NBC
NBC is one of America's oldest broadcasting organizations, so it's bound to have made a few mistakes over the years. Here are the biggest scandals to hit NBC.
Read MoreAction Stars Who Went Broke
Even well-paid actors can spend more money than they make, and the following action stars went broke or came close to it.
Read MoreThings The Mummy Gets Right About History
Few of us expect a Hollywood movie to be historically accurate, but there are some things that "The Mummy" gets right. Take a look at the surprising details.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of I Love Lucy
I Love Lucy was an instant hit all over the United States when it premiered in 1951. But behind the scenes, all was not as happy as it appeared on screen.
Read MoreWhat Was Skid Row's Johnny Solinger's Net Worth When He Died?
Before his death on June 26, Johnny Solinger was most famous for being the singer of rock band Skid Row, taking the place of Sebastian Bach.
Read MoreWhat Was Sonny Chiba's Net Worth When He Died?
At 82 years old, Sonny Chiba died on August 19, 2021, in Japan while at a hospital where he was being treated for COVID-19 related pneumonia.
Read MoreThe Creepiest Things To Happen On Ghost Hunters
Ghost Hunters follows the TAPS team as they investigate paranormal activity. Here are some of the creepiest moments in the TV shows history.
Read MoreWhat Netflix's Cocaine Cowboys Didn't Tell You
Netflix series "Cocaine Cowboys: The Kings of Miami" follows the story of infamous '80s drug kingpins Salvador "Sal" Magluta and Augusto "Willy" Falcon.
Read MoreWas The Film Jewel Of The Nile Cursed?
A sequel to "Romancing the Stone" was made, titled "The Jewel of the Nile," but it was not as universally loved as the first film.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Laurel And Hardy
Here's a glimpse into how comedy legends Laurel and Hardy crossed paths, why they worked so well together, and the setbacks they faced along the way.
Read MoreMessed Up Things That Happened At Woodstock '99
Woodstock '99 was a poorly planned disaster that ended in violence. Here are some messed up things that happened at Woodstock '99.
Read MoreThe Tragic Life Of Corey Haim
Corey Haim battled addiction and the aftermath of child stardom for the better part of his life, one which was tragically cut short in 2010.
Read MoreThe Last Phone Call These Rock Stars Made Before They Died
When a celebrity dies, their last conversations often end up in the news or tabloids. Here are the last phone calls these rock stars made before they died.
Read MoreWhat Fans Don't Know About Trent Reznor
Nine Inch Nails emerged in the '90s, offering something completely different from the shiny pop of the day. Here's what fans don't know about Trent Reznor.
Read MoreThings You Get Wrong About Gilligan's Island
There's a lot about Gilligan and his fellow castaways that you won't learn by just watching the show. Here's things you get wrong about Gilligan's Island.
Read MoreThe True Story That Inspired Just Mercy
Just Mercy tells the story of a lawyer taking up the case of a man wrongly convicted of murder. This is the true story that inspired Just Mercy.
Read MoreHere's The Real-Life Story Of Kirk Douglas
Kirk Douglas' journey as a famous cinematic and social gladiator was, in short, a long and contradictory tale. Here's the real-life story of Kirk Douglas.
Read MoreCrazy Ways Video Game Pirates Were Punished By Developers
A lot of people worked really hard making your favorite video games, and some of that work went into screwing over pirates in hilariously creative ways.
Read MoreCrazy True Facts About Nicolas Cage
Nicolas Cage definitely isn't the actor you cast as the boring old "everyman" character. Nicolas Cage applies his quirky style to every job he takes.
Read MoreA Look Into Jimi Hendrix And Little Richard's Relationship
Jimi Hendrix's ended up fulfilling his childhood dream of working with Little Richard. Here's a look into Jimi Hendrix and Little Richard's relationship.
Read MoreThis Is Where Michael Jackson's Chimp, Bubbles, Ended Up
Michael Jackson's chimp, Bubbles, made the rounds in tabloids for years, especially when it accompanied the King on Pop on the "Bad World Tour" in 1987.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Freddie Mercury's Family?
Queen frontman Freddie Mercury died from AIDs-related health complications at the young age of 45. Here are the family members he left behind.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
He was one of the biggest and best-paid stars in the world, but today he's largely forgotten. Here's the tragic real-life story of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle.
Read MoreSun Records: The Truth About The Birthplace Of Rock 'N' Roll
Founded by Sam Phillips in 1952, Sun Records is often referred to as the birthplace of rock 'n' roll, signing artists like Elvis and B.B. King.
Read MoreDetails You Didn't Know About El Debarge
El, born Eldra Patrick DeBarge, was the lead singer and one of the most notable faces of the band DeBarge alongside his siblings.
Read MoreThe Real-Life Person The Oscar Statue Is Modeled After
According to legend, the Oscar, the little gold statue, was modeled after a Mexican immigrant who landed in Hollywood in 1925.
Read MoreTony Bennett's Relationship With Amy Winehouse Explained
In 2010, 26-year-old Amy Winehouse attended one of Tony Bennett's concerts at the Royal Albert Hall in London and met the famous crooner after the show.
Read MoreInside The Tragic Deaths Of Mia Farrow's Three Children
The death of a child is unimaginable to a parent, but Mia Farrow has had more than her share of tragedy as three of her children died young.
Read MoreFamous Actors You Didn't Realize Had Been Knighted
in the United Kingdom, knights are still named each year by the British monarchy. Over the years, several celebrities have been given the honor.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of KISS
KISS is among the most successful bands in the history of rock. But despite their achievements and success in the music industry, things didn't always go well.
Read MoreWhy David Cassidy Filed For Bankruptcy
Born in 1950, teen idol David Cassidy ruled the radio and TV airwaves in the early 1970s as the hunky heartthrob Keith Partridge on "The Patridge Family."
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Liza Minnelli
Liza Minnelli was born in one of show business' royal families, as the daughter of Judy Garland. Minnelli may be larger than life, but her life has been tragic.
Read MoreWho Is Linda Greenlaw From Deadliest Catch?
Linda Greenlaw was one of the new cast members added to "Deadliest Catch" in Season 19, and she has quite the backstory. Let's take a look at it.
Read MoreHere's Why ABBA Split Up
The status of pop culture icons didn't come easy for ABBA, and the band's eventual split in the early 1980s may have been due to several factors.
Read MoreHow Oliver Reed Predicted His Own Death
British actor Oliver Reed, who portrayed former gladiator Antonius Proximo in the 2000 "Gladiator," once predicted his own death.
Read MoreThe Two Women Who Made Prince Andrew's Newsnight Interview Come To Life
Prince Andrew's infamous 2019 interview on the BBC's "Newsnight" brought his world crashing down. Here are the two women who made it all happen.
Read MoreDeadliest Catch: Who Was Jake Harris' Late Wife, Shawna Brinkly?
In August 2023, it was announced that Shawna Brinkly - the late wife of Jake Harris from "Deadliest Catch" - died. Here's what we know about her.
Read MoreThe Truth About Donnie Yen's Wife Cissy Wang
Actor and martial artist Donnie Yen totally believes in the concept ‘happy wife, happy life.' So who is the happy wife in Donnie Yen’s life?
Read MoreEssential Facts About Coolio
Though Coolio's star dimmed somewhat after the 1990s, he never really went away and has since reinvented himself as a performer in a new genre.
Read MoreThe Wizard Of Oz Scene You Never Got To See Until Now
Just like every other movie, there's a whole lot from "The Wizard of Oz" that ended up on the cutting room floor, including one particularly expensive scene.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section
The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, also known as The Swampers, consisted of four men you've definitely heard, but likely never heard of.
Read MoreFormer Rappers Who Are Surprisingly Poor
Many rappers from the golden age of hip-hop have remained megastars, yet some rappers have had difficulty maintaining cash flow.
Read MoreThe Comment That Destroyed Michelle Shocked's Career
During a 2013 show in San Francisco, Michelle Shocked made a comment at the start of her second set that did not go over well with fans.
Read MoreThe Tragic Death Of Glenn Frey
Glenn Frey, a co-founder of the Eagles and a hit-maker in his own right, died at the age of 67 on January 18, 2016, after months in the hospital.
Read MoreRock Stars Reveal Their Biggest Regrets
Everybody has big regrets, even rock stars, and these mistakes are the ones they feel the worst about.
Read MoreWhy David Lee Roth Really Left Van Halen
After only a few years, David Lee Roth left Van Halen right as the band peaked. Here's why David Lee Roth really left Van Halen.
Read MoreThe Role Betty White Says Changed Her Life
Betty White began acting in the mid-1940s. She has over 100 TV and movie credits - most are for sitcoms - but this is the one role that changed her life.
Read MoreThe Truth About Tommy Lee's Friendship With John Travolta
Legendary rocker Tommy Lee and iconic actor John Travolta are two big names that a lot of people probably aren't putting together in the same sentence.
Read MoreInside The Time Dolly Parton Was Targeted By The KKK
In 2012, Dolly Parton revealed that the KKK sent her death threats because of a certain event held at her theme park, Dollywood.
Read MoreA Look At Vincent Van Gogh's Love Affair
Vincent van Gogh has become synonymous with the modern idea of the tortured artist, but he created a body of work that would rise to posthumous acclaim.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Franz Stahl Left The Foo Fighters
Franz Stahl came aboard the Foo Fighters as their second guitarist, taking over from departing original guitarist Pat Smear in 1997.
Read MoreWhat Clint Eastwood's On-Set Behavior Is Really Like
Clint Eastwood established an on-screen reputation decades ago as a gun slinging, horse breaking, justice dealing cowboy in films like "Fistful of Dollars."
Read MoreInside Robbie Robertson And Bob Dylan's Friendship
Robbie Robertson's musical partnership with Bob Dylan began in 1965 at New York's infamous Chelsea Hotel. Here's the story behind their bond.
Read MoreHow Jamie Reid's Art Came To Define The British Punk Rock Scene
Jamie Reid isn't exactly a household name, but his art came to define the British punk rock scene, starting with his iconic album cover for the Sex Pistols.
Read MoreJamie Reid Was A Political Activist Long Before His Art Career
Jamie Reid had a huge part in creating the the iconic punk rock aesthetic, but he was also a political activist long before his art career.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Tim Ballard, The Man Sound Of Freedom Is Based On?
Here's what happened to Tim Ballard, the former DHS agent turned American anti-human trafficking activist, from the film "Sound of Freedom."
Read MoreHow Movie Vomit Is Really Made
We've all seen vomiting in movies at some point, some probably more believeable than others. So how exactly is it made? What makes a "good" vomit?
Read MoreThe Exorcism That Changed Exorcist Director William Friedkin Forever
In 2016, "Exorcist" director William Friedkin requested to speak with a real-life exorcist. He eventually witnessed an exorcism, and it changed him forever.
Read MoreThe Last Voyage Of The Demeter: Was The Demeter A Real Ship?
In the 2023 summer release"The Last Voyage of The Demeter," the story is based on a chapter of Bram Stoker's "Dracula." But was the Demeter a real ship?
Read MoreWhere Is The Cast Of Pee-Wee's Playhouse Today?
"Pee-wee's Playhouse" entertained kids and adults alike for years in the 1980s. Its cast was brimming with talent, and some went on to greater fame.
Read MorePee-Wee's Playhouse Actors Who Sadly Passed Away
Pee-wee's Playhouse entertained kids and adults alike for years in the 1980s. With Paul Reubens' death in 2023, Pee-wee joins several other departed co-stars.
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The Real Reason Richard Nixon Hired Someone To Spy On His Own Brother
Richard Nixon was a deeply paranoid man. He didn't know where to place his trust, and he was convinced everyone (except a chosen few) was out to get him.
Read MoreThe 1956 South African Treason Trial Explained
The brutal and inhumane apartheid regime held an iron grip on South Africa in the '50s. Some brave souls peacefully resisted, and ended up on trial for treason.
Read MoreInside The Latest Planned Titanic Expedition (And Why The Government Wants To Stop It)
RMS Titanic Inc. owns the exclusive salvage rights to one of the most famous shipwrecks in history - and it's clashing with the government over its plans.
Read MoreWhich Athletes Scored The Most Points In March Madness History?
These players stood out as the top career and single-game scorers in the 80 years of March Madness -- the NCAA Division I basketball tournament.
Read MoreThe Secret Tunnels Of LA's Prohibition-Era Bar Scene
LA's prohibition-era bar scene had features that you probably won't find in your average bar today: secret tunnels. Here's the story behind them.
Read MoreWhy Sherman's March To The Sea Was So Devastating For The Confederacy
Sherman's March to the Sea was a campaign that occurred near the end of the Civil War, led by Union General William Sherman. But this wasn't a typical campaign.
Read MoreWhat It's Really Like Being A Doctor In A War Zone
Being a doctor in a conflict zone comes with a set of challenges that can be tough to overcome. Here's what it's really like being a doctor in a war zone.
Read MoreThe Horrible Disney World Accident That Had Guests Fleeing For Their Lives
Walt Disney World purports to be "The Most Magical Place on Earth." But early in its history, a ride malfunction seriously endangered the lives of passengers.
Read MoreWhy Pretzels Became So Popular In The Middle Ages
Pretzels became popular treats during the Middle Ages and paved the way for the ones we eat today. So what led to their rise? Let's take a look.
Read MoreWhere Did Kipling Write The Jungle Book?
Kipling wrote his most famous novel in a place about as far removed from India as you can get.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Easter Changes Dates
Easter is a Christian holiday that occurs in the springtime. However, a complicated history reveals why this observance happens on different days each year.
Read MoreCelebrations Throughout History That Got Out Of Control
Throughout history, parties intended to be a simple celebration or triumphant event have turned into chaos, sometimes with dangerous outcomes.
Read MoreHow Jackie Kennedy Won An Emmy Award
As of 2023, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis is the only first lady to win an Emmy award - and it was years in the making. Here's how it all happened.
Read MoreInside JFK's Health Struggles Over The Years
Democratic President John F. Kennedy left a lasting legacy, but did you know he suffered from severe health issues throughout his life? Let's take a look.
Read MoreThe World's First Official Airmail Was Delivered Over 100 Years Ago
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What Happened To The Inventor Of The Trapper Keeper?
Functional and stylish, Mead's Trapper Keeper was the quintessential 1980s school binder. Here's what happened to the inventor, E. Bryant Crutchfield.
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Messed-Up History (6)
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The Trojan War wasn't a fun time for anybody involved, but there were a few participants - and innocent bystanders - who got a particularly raw deal.
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Some of the greatest works of literature that we appreciate today have been banned for messed up reasons, like the author's lifestyle, and fear of communism.
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Murders (14)
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In 1986, 18-year-old Denise Diane Pflum disappeared without a trace from her hometown in Indiana. The ambitious teen was never found and was possibly murdered.
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In 2021, after nearly 30 years, Shawna Beth Garber was linked to remains found in 1990 in rural southwest Missouri. Here's what we know about her murder.
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In 2016, Wayan Mirna Salihin died after drinking a coffee spiked with cyanide. Jessica Kumala Wongso was arrested and convicted of the murder.
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British nurse Lucy Letby will go down in history as one of the most horrific serial killers ever. Here are the disturbing crimes she committed.
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Elsie Sigel was embroiled in more than one romance when her body was found. Her gruesome murder remains unsolved.
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Bryan Kohberger is accused of killing four University of Idaho students in November 2022. Here's what's been said of his behavior leading up to the killings.
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In 1986 the murder of 15-year-old rabbinical student Chaim Weiss shocked a community. All these years later, the brutal crime remains unsolved.
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In 2002, Andre Isaac was murdered and dismembered by an unknown killer. Though the case remains unsolved, some believe they know the culprit.
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In 1972, mob boss Tommy Eboli was gunned down, the latest in a long string of murders linked to a gang war of competing factions. Here's the story.
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"Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" is a 2017 movie inspired by the real-life murder of Kathy Page in 1991, which still remains unsolved.
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Music (22)
TV Theme Songs That Became Huge Pop Hits
Many TV theme songs have faded into obscurity, but a few have taken on lives of their own, sometimes outshining the shows they were meant to introduce.
Read MoreThe Fascinating History Of Music's Nudie Suits
Nudie suits have been worn by many musicians over the years, from Elvis Presley to Elton John. Here's the history behind these iconic garments.
Read MoreHere's Who Inherited Frank Sinatra's Money After He Died
Whether you're a fan of his music or not, you've definitely heard Frank Sinatra's music at least once. Here's who inherited his money after he died
Read More12 Of The Greatest Songs Based On Historical Events
Bands and musicians get their inspiration from all sorts of places, including history, and have produced some great tunes that tell a true story.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Neil Young
Neil Young's has weathered everything from a fractured family to deadly health scares. This is the tragic real-life story of Neil Young.
Read MoreThese AC/DC Songs Have Been Used For Torture
Loud music is sometimes used as a means of torture in war and interrogation situations. These AC/DC songs have been used for that purpose.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To The Fugees?
Just because the Fugees are long gone, that doesn't mean their stories are over.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Coldplay
Coldplay is, by far, one of the most successful bands in the world, but the ride hasn't always been easy. This is the tragic real-life story of Coldplay.
Read MoreThe Truth About The Eagles' Hotel California Album Art
The Eagles' "Hotel California" album art has raised theories about its meaning for nearly five decades. Here is the truth about the meaning behind the art.
Read MoreSongs That Were Claimed To Have Inspired Real Life Crimes
The debate whether violent music directly inspires violent behavior is ongoing. However, these killers cited specific songs as inspiration for their crimes.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of James Taylor
James Taylor has created emotional and soothing jams, but his life has been far from smooth. So let's take a look at the tragic life of James Taylor.
Read MoreAlbums Canceled Because Of An Idiot Mistake
A lot can go wrong during the conception and production of an album, from stolen tapes to bad business decisions that stop music from reaching fans entirely.
Read MoreThe Richest Rock Bands In The World
If you've purchased a concert ticket in the recent past, there's a chance that you winced at the hefty price. Here's a look at the world's richest rock bands.
Read MoreRock Stars Who Fell Into Tragedy After Getting Fired From The Band
Let's take a look at the rock stars who fell into tragedy after getting fired from the band.
Read MoreThe Richest Metal Bands In The World
Heavy metal has attracted a worldwide fanbase. In turn, these fans have powered the multi-million-dollar careers of some of the scene's most recognized faces.
Read MoreMusicians Who Permanently Left The U.S.
While the U.S. is a land of opportunity for many artists, not all have thought so. A few musicians have left for good, and some never returned.
Read MoreMusicians You Wouldn't Want To Meet In Real Life
Don't musicians turn into regular people when they, say, go to the grocery store? Not all of them. Here are musicians you wouldn't want to meet.
Read MoreThe Famous Musician Who Nearly Joined The Beatles
If any band can be considered to sit at the very top of the musical totem pole, it would probably have to be British group the Beatles.
Read MoreRobbie Robertson's Complicated History With The Band
When Robertson left The Band in the mid-1970s, his relationship with one former bandmate in particular, grew contentious.
Read MoreRobbie Robertson, Founder Of The Band, Dead At 80
Canadian-American musician Robbie Robertson, founder of The Band and Bob Dylan collaborator, died at 80 on August 9, 2023. Here's his story.
Read MoreTimes Musicians Majorly Crossed The Line With Fans At Concerts
When famous musicians have bad days on stage, it's not uncommon for them to take things out on the fans. Let's take a look at some of the more notable examples.
Read MoreMinnie Wallace: The Teen Accused Of Killing Her Husband In 1885
Minnie Wallace was just 16 in 1885 when she married a man more than three decades older than her. Months later, she was accused of killing her husband.
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Mythical Creatures (10)
Bob Marley's One Love Is More Iconic Than You Realize
Bob Marley's "One Love" has an upbeat tempo and a positive message that was integral to one of the most iconic moments in Jamaica's political history.
Read MoreThe Most Powerful Indigenous People In Pre-Colonized Mexico
The Aztecs managed to join many different tribes and ethnicities into one great empire, the Aztec Empire. Let's take a look at this powerful Indigenous tribe.
Read MoreThe Legend Of Fairies Explained
Throughout the entire world, fairies can take all shapes and forms. This is the legend of fairies explained.
Read MoreThe Legend Of Ogres Explained
Ogres have been stomping their way through folklore and fairy tales for a long time, and their history and mythology goes back even farther.
Read MoreInside Melvin 'Magoo' Barcliff's Iconic Partnership With Timbaland
Melvin 'Magoo' Barcliff shared an iconic partnership with hip-hop artist Timbaland. Here's a look inside their relationship, which spanned three decades.
Read MoreHow The Iconic Lahaina Banyan Got To Hawaii
The iconic banyan of the historic town Lahaina - also known as "the Heartbeat of Lahaina" - got to Hawaii years ago. Here's how it happened.
Read MoreThe Story Behind Freddie Mercury's Iconic Piano
Freddie Mercury's iconic piano - the Yamaha G2 baby grand piano - helped him write one of Queen's most iconic songs. Here's the story behind it.
Read MoreWho Was Civil War Spy Antonia Ford Willard?
The American Civil War lasted four years and led to over 500,000 deaths. Amid the bloodshed, spy Antonia Ford Willard influenced a couple key moments.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Putin's Famous Black Labrador Retriever, Koni?
Vladimir Putin's black labrador retriever Koni - also known as Connie Paulgrave - was quite the celebrity for a time. So what happened to the famous pet?
Read More12 Iconic People Tony Bennett Had Duets With
Tony Bennett was well-known for his collaborations with other iconic artists. From Judy Garland to Stevie Wonder, here are some of his most notable duets.
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Native Americans (1)
The Messed Up Story Of Wounded Knee
The history between the US and Native Americans doesn't make the US look like the shining hero it pretends to be. This is the messed up story of Wounded Knee.
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Nature (1)
Mysteries Of The Ocean You've Never Heard Of
The ocean is vast and endlessly fascinating, particularly since there are so many mysteries surrounding it.
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Paranormal (7)
The Fears That Haunted Hans Christian Andersen His Entire Life
Hans Christian Andersen enjoyed great success as an author during his life in the 19th century - but he had many fears. Here's what they were.
Read MoreCreepy Tales Of White House Ghosts
The White House has been the official residence of many presidents, and some have claimed that it is also home to an assortment of ghostly squatters
Read MoreDisturbing Things That Actually Happened At Haunted Houses
While Haunted Houses are fun to explore, things sometimes don't go as planned. Here are some disturbing things that actually happened at haunted houses.
Read MoreReasons People Think The Queen Mary Is Haunted
Repeatedly called one of the "most haunted places in the world," the RMS Queen Mary is practically custom made for spooky campfire tales.
Read MoreHaunted Places You Can Actually Visit
These places should be at the top of your list when you're planning a ghoulish road trip.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Ghost's Tobias Forge
Tobias Forge and his band Ghost thrilled audiences with their satanic-inspired acts. While Forge remained a private type, there's plenty to learn about him.
Read MoreThe Chilling Tale Of This Indiana Demon House (And Why It Was Demolished)
A family in Indiana claimed 200 demons lived in their house and terrorized them. Their chilling tale led to the house being demolished. Here's why.
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Plants and Trees (3)
The Weird World Of Parasitic Plants
While they may seem like pests, parasitic plants can play important roles in ecosystems. Clearly, the world of parasitic plants is a weird one.
Read MoreHow The Saguaro Blossom Became Arizona's State Flower
The saguaro blossom was officially designated Arizona's state flower in 1931, but it was a long, long road to get there. Here's the full story.
Read MoreThis Is What They Do With Implants And Prosthetics Before Cremation
Thanks to modern medicine, lots of people have implants and prosthetics that improve their quality of life. Here's what happens to those items upon cremation.
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Politics (6)
Here's Who Inherited Jackie Kennedy Onassis' Money After She Died
First lady Jackie Kennedy was widowed after her husband President John F. Kennedy was publicly assassinated in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Ronald Reagan's Children?
Former actor and governor of California, Ronald Reagan, became the 40th U.S. president in January 1981. When he entered the White House, he had four children.
Read MoreThe U.S. Embargo Of Cuba Finally Explained
The U.S. embargo of Cuba employs sanctions on Cuba of American imports, exports, travel, and more.
Read MoreThe Crazy True Story Of The British MP Who Faked His Own Death
British politician John Stonehouse was in the U.S. on business when he went missing. What emerged was a story of faked suicide and financial intrigue.
Read MoreWhy Ohio Is So Important In Elections
Ohio is an imporant part of United States elections, which is why you'll see so many political candidates speaking directly to its population. Here's why.
Read MoreWhat Happens In Ukraine If Volodymyr Zelensky Dies In Office?
Amid the Ukraine-Russia war, many have wondered what would happen if Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky dies in office. Here's the likely scenario.
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Presidents (11)
Conspiracy Theories Surrounding Warren G. Harding's Death
President Warren G. Harding died on August 2, 1923, and conspiracy theories about the cause of death continue to swirl today. Here's what they say.
Read MoreWhat Happens If Someone In Jail Is Elected President Of The United States?
No person has ever been elected president of the United States while in jail. But what exactly would happen in this scenario? Let's take a look.
Read MoreWhat Donald Trump's Mugshot Expression Really Means, According To An Expert
A body language expert has just weighed in on Donald Trump's facial expressions as he posed for mugshots at the Fulton County jail in Atlanta.
Read MoreThe Items John F. Kennedy Was Reportedly Buried With
President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963 but as the nation prepared to mourn, his family prepared his coffin. Here is what Kennedy was buried with..
Read MoreThe Most Powerful First Ladies In US History
Who said that the office of the first lady is one without power or influence? Several helped shaped their husband's policies and practices while in office.
Read MoreThis Was The Youngest First Lady In US Presidential History
Born in Buffalo, New York, Frances married President Grover Cleveland when she was 21 and was even the first bride to be married there.
Read MoreWhy Theodore Roosevelt Was One Of America's Coolest Presidents
And of all the presidents in United States history, none were as historic, noble, and downright cool as Theodore Roosevelt.
Read MoreRichard Nixon's Daughter Is Married To Another Former President's Grandson
Former President Richard Nixon might be infamous for the Watergate scandal, but his daughter famously married another former head of state's grandson.
Read MoreThis Is How Many Kennedy Family Members Have Run For President
The Kennedy family is perhaps the United States' most famous political dynasty. Over the years, multiple members have run for president - but just how many?
Read MoreThe Reason Modern U.S. Presidents Never Have Facial Hair
Despite this being the age of beards, facial hair remains so absent from the White House.
Read MoreThe Last Thing These US Presidents Said Before They Died
When it comes to presidential last words, not all are well-known, and not all were recorded, but here is how some of America's commanders-in-chief met death.
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Religion (10)
The Connection Between The Boy Scouts Of America And The Mormon Church Explained
The Boy Scouts of America have been around for more than a century, and the Mormon church was an early adopter of the program before severing ties in 2019.
Read MoreWhat Was Bob Marley's Religion?
Bob Marley is one of the most famous reggae singers ever, and a pioneer of the genre. So what exactly did he believe? Here's what his religion was.
Read MoreWho Was Jared In The Book Of Mormon?
In the King James Bible Jared gets very little mention, but in the LDS Bible, he was integral to keeping his people together after the Tower of Babel fell.
Read MoreWho Is Ishmael In The Bible?
The Bible is rife with characters whose stories' have been passed down through the millennia. This is the story of Ishmael, the first born son of Abraham.
Read MoreWho Was Mordecai From The Bible?
The Bible tells Mordecai's story in the Book of Esther. The cousins worked together to save the Jews from slaughter, leading to the Jewish holiday of Purim.
Read MoreWho Is Job From The Bible?
The Book of Job is one of the most discussed and debated parts of the Bible, and for good reason. So who exactly is Job? Here's the full story,
Read MoreMusicians Who Converted To New Religions
Faith is a personal subject, but several prominent rock and pop stars have converted to new religions that have shaped their lives and, sometimes, their music.
Read MoreReligions You May Not Have Heard Of
Popular religions aren't the only options, with less than 1% of the world's population following an obscure faith. Here are religions you may not have heard of.
Read MoreWho Was Eli In The Bible?
Jesus, Moses, Noah, David and Goliath, Jonah - biblical figures are well-known across the Western world. But who exactly was Eli? Here's his story.
Read MoreWho Was Aaron From The Bible?
The name Aaron is certainly common enough nowadays. It also belongs to a character in the Bible who played an important role in the Old Testament.
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Royals (14)
Here's What Would Happen If Prince Charles Died Before The Queen
The Queen of England has spent more than 70 years as the leading royal. Here's what would happen if Prince Charles died before her.
Read MoreWhat Living At Buckingham Palace Is Really Like
Buckingham Palace is a home, in that plenty of staff live there, as do many royals, at least part-time. Here’s what it’s like living in Buckingham Palace.
Read MoreThe Reason Airplanes Have Ashtrays Even Though Smoking Is Banned
Airplane restrooms are equipped with tiny pull-out ashtrays. Smoking is an obvious no-no on airplanes, so why does this feature even exist?
Read MoreDid Lagertha From Vikings Really Exist?
The character Lagertha from the show Vikings is portrayed as a strong-willed shield maiden who fights battles along side men. But did she really exist?
Read MoreThe History Of Egypt's Valley Of The Kings Explained
Egypt's Valley of the Kings and the tombs within continue to offer new insights into ancient Egypt to this day. Here's it's history explained.
Read MoreWhy King Charles' Wedding To Princess Diana Was A Wake-Up Call For Prince Andrew
When King Charles wed Princess Diana on July 29, 1981, Prince Andrew experienced a wake-up call that some experts believe profoundly impacted his life.
Read MoreAnimal Body Parts Shockingly Great For Human Health
There are tons of unexpected, and legitimate, medical uses for the weirdest, most disgusting parts of all sort of animals.
Read MoreThe Heartbreaking Death Of Scottie Pippen's Oldest Son, Antron
Basketball great Scottie Pippen is grieving the loss of his first child and oldest son, Antron, who reportedly died on April 18, 2021.
Read MoreWhy FDR Once Served Hot Dogs To The King And Queen Of England
When President Franklin D. Roosevelt welcomed the king and queen of England, he fed them an American classic, the much-loved hot dog.
Read MoreTragic Stories From The Life And Reign Of Hawaii's Last Monarch, Queen Lili'uokalani
Queen Lili'uokalani lived through a turbulent period in Hawaiian history. Here are some tragic stories from the life and reign of Hawaii's last monarch.
Read MoreThings People Get Wrong About Working At NASA
If you think NASA is staffed entirely by geniuses and daredevils, think again - there's a lot more to working at the storied agency than you might expect.
Read MoreThe Horrific 1985 Murder Of Beauty Queen Jackie Johns
After more than 20 years, the man who horrifically killed Jackie Johns in 1985, Gerald Carnahan, was finally arrested. Here's the full story.
Read MoreWho Are Stephen Hawking's Children?
Stephen Hawking was best known for his scientific theories and overcoming his health challenges to live a full life. That life included having three children.
Read MoreWhat Viking Funerals Were Really Like
No, Viking funerals didn't mean pushing a boat out to sea, then setting it on fire with a flaming arrow. But the true world of Viking funerals is fascinating.
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Scandals (3)
The Dark Truth Behind The Man Who Spent 43 Years In Isolation
Albert Woodfox is a former inmate who was kept in solitary confinement for 43 years -- the longest any prisoner has spent in isolation in the United States.
Read MoreThe Rumored Feud Between Steven Seagal And Jean-Claude Van Damme
Feuds are a Hollywood tradition, but some are a little stranger than others -- like the decades-long beef between Jean-Claude Van Damme and Steven Seagal.
Read MoreInside Janet Jackson's Feud With Paris Jackson
The Jackson family has long been the subject of controversy and rumors. One feud that has lasted for over a decade has been between Paris and Janet Jackson.
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Science (11)
The Terrifying Shark Myth You Should Stop Believing
When it comes to sharks, it can be difficult to separate the facts from the myths. And perhaps the most prevalent myth about sharks isn't the least bit true.
Read MoreCan A Triple Rainbow Happen?
Seeing a rainbow in the sky never gets old, and a double rainbow is even more lovely to witness, but lesser reported is a triple rainbow. Can that even happen?
Read MoreThe Scientific Reason This Is The Safest Spot To Sit On A Train
While train crashes aren't terribly common, they can cause injuries and death. Here's the science behind the safest spot to sit on a train.
Read MoreWhat You Might Not Know About The Giant Japanese Hornet
In 2019, the first record of the Asian giant hornet in the United States was found in Washington state, as well as nearby Vancouver Island, British Columbia.
Read MoreWhy You Should Really Fear Common Kingslayers
Just over an inch long, the malo kingi or Common Kingslayer jellyfish is one of the most venomous creatures of the sea, and its sting can be deadly.
Read MoreHow Earthquakes Can Be Triggered By People
Earthquakes may seem inevitable, unstoppable, and indifferent to the actions of people. As it runs out, human activity and earthquakes go hand in hand.
Read MoreThe Truth About The Japanese Prime Minister's War Against Fax Machines
Kono-san faces not just 1980s tech, though, but naught-80's tech, as well: the hanko, a tradition first brought to Japan from China about 2,000 years ago.
Read MoreHow To Tell The Difference Between Poison Ivy, Poison Oak And Poison Sumac
Next time you are walking in the woods, here's how to tell the difference between poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac so you can avoid all of them.
Read MoreThe Sad Reason Wild Axolotls Are Critically Endangered
Besides being super cute salamanders, axolotls are also resistant to cancer and can regenerate limbs. Yet sadly, wild axolotls are critically endangered.
Read MoreWhat Could Happen If The Saguaro Cactus Goes Extinct?
The saguaro cactus, found in parts of Arizona, California, and Mexico, is currently facing an uncertain future due to climate change. Here's the story.
Read MoreWhat Is A Sun Bear And How Are They Different Than Other Bears?
Of the eight bear species that live on Earth, the sun bear is the smallest and has many unique characteristics that set it apart from the others.
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Serial Killers (3)
The People Who Caught Some Of The World's Most Dangerous Serial Killers
The public has had a morbid fascination with serial killers, but few people have managed to put some of the most dangerous murderers on the planet behind bars.
Read MoreWhat You Didn't Know About Serial Killer Genene Jones
Nurse Genene Jones had worked for multiple hospitals and clinics throughout Texas and was allegedly killing her pediatric patients.
Read MoreThe Most Dangerous Serial Killers Of The 1960s
The 1960s wasn't all peace and free love. From the Boston Strangler to the Manson Family, these are the most dangerous serial killers of the 1960s.
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Space (4)
What The Question Mark Seen In Space Tells Us About Galaxies
NASA's James Webb Telescope is producing never before seen images from deep space, including a mysterious question mark shape. Here's what it tells us.
Read MoreNASA's OSIRIS-REx Asteroid Mission Explained
NASA's OSIRIS-REx asteroid mission is another in the long line of human attempts to explore and understand space - as well as life on Earth.
Read MoreWhy The Lunar South Pole Is So Important To Scientists
Scientists have turned their eyes to the lunar south pole - but why? There are many reasons why this region is so important for space research.
Read MoreThere's New Tech To Detect Asteroids. Here's How It Works
The next time an asteroid is going to get a bit too close for comfort, we'll have new technology to detect it ahead of time. Here's how it works.
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Sports (36)
The Tragic Story Of Terence Crawford, The 'Best Boxer In The World'
To say that boxer Terence Crawford has overcome a lot is putting it lightly. He says that his success in the ring is the result of channeling a lot of anger.
Read MoreDaredevils Who Lost Their Lives During Insane Stunts
Some people never stop pushing the adrenaline envelope -- or, rather, they stop very abruptly. These daredevils lost their lives in insane stunts.
Read MoreHere's How Many Medals Simone Biles Has (So Far)
Gymnast Simone Biles has had quite the career and racked up many historic victories over the years. Here's how many medals she has as of August 2023.
Read MoreMLB Fights That Went Too Far
While baseball doesn't have a reputation for violence, occasionally tempers flare and turn physical. Cooler heads don't always prevail, and fights can get ugly.
Read MoreOlympians Who Landed Gigs In Hollywood
We see them on TV displaying their athletic abilities during the Olympic Games, but that's not the only place we can find Olympians; sometimes they're onscreen.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Larry Bird Dropped Out Of Indiana University
HBO's series "Winning Time" has taken creative license in places, but Larry Bird really did drop out of Indiana University after only 24 days. Here's why.
Read MoreHistory's Most Corrupt Athletes
Physical talent doesn't automatically mean solid ethics. Just take a look at this list of history's most corrupt athletes.
Read MoreTragic Details About Football's Biggest Legends
A variety of players from diverse backgrounds have been a part of NFL over the years. Sadly, some of their life stories have been incredibly tragic.
Read MoreWho Was Jerry Buss And How Much Did He Really Pay For The Lakers?
Jerry Buss, born into poverty, was the one-time owner of the Los Angeles Lakers. Credited for much of their success, here's how much he paid for the team.
Read MoreNBA Fights That Went Too Far
Basketball may not be a contact sport, but the NBA has seen its fair share of brawls in the last few decades - sometimes with painful consequences.
Read MoreWhy The LA Lakers Wear Purple And Gold Uniforms
The purple and gold uniforms of the Los Angeles Lakers are as iconic as their most legendary players. So why did they choose this color scheme?
Read MoreThe Most Freakish Feats Of Athleticism
These are some of the most freakish feats of athleticism.
Read MoreSky Brown: Details About The Skateboarding Olympian
Sky Brown is the world's youngest professional skateboarder, and she'll be in the 2021 Olympics. Here are some details about the skateboarding Olympian.
Read MoreThe Truth About Tiger Woods' Relationship With His Mother
Tiger Woods' mother Kultida Woods has played a major role in his life, standing by Tiger through all the good and bad times no matter what.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Details About Lenny Dykstra
There aren't many falls from grace that are as painful as that of center fielder and three-time All Star, Lenny "Nails" Dykstra.
Read MoreThe Most Uncomfortable Sports Interviews Ever
Here is a selection of sports interviews that were rude, explosive, and downright weird. They may be uncomfortable to watch, but they certainly aren't boring.
Read MoreThe Most Frightening World Cup Mishaps
The World Cup is an almost impossibly huge undertaking, and sometimes, bad things happen. Even if your team wins, the World Cup can still screw up your life.
Read MoreCrazy Stories From The Last Time Tokyo Hosted The Olympics
With the delayed 2020 Olympics in Tokyo finally happening in 2021, it's worth looking at some crazy stories from the last time Tokyo hosted the Olympics.
Read MoreWhy Tim Tebow Might Not Be As Perfect As He Seems
Tim Tebow is famous for his football and his faith, and while both have earned him quite a bit of controversy, there are more puzzling chapters to his story.
Read MoreSports Tragedies From The Past Decade
Heartbreaking occurrences rock the sports world each year. Here are some of the biggest sports tragedies from the past decade.
Read MoreScandals That Rocked The Golf World
Golf isn't known for being a scandalous sport. But whenever you combine money and egos, you get drama. Here are scandals that totally rocked the world of golf.
Read MoreThe Rarest Feats In Major League Baseball
There are some rare feats in baseball you'd need to be blessed by the ghost of Babe Ruth to see in person. These are the rarest feats in Major League Baseball.
Read MoreThe Biggest Sporting Moment The Year You Were Born
From baseball games to boxing matches (and even a bit of courtroom drama), keep reading to find out the biggest sports moment in the year you were born.
Read MoreTragic Details About Baseball's Biggest Legends
Baseball's greatest players, like any group of people, aren't immune to tragedy and hardship. Here are some tragic details about baseball's biggest legends.
Read MoreThis Is Why Tony Romo Retired From The NFL
Despite clamor from his teammates and sports analysts, NFL quarterback Tony Romo decided to walk away from the Dallas Cowboys in 2017.
Read MoreTragedies That Changed The MLB Forever
A number of injuries and tragedies have impacted and altered baseball forever, leading to rule changes and new equipment. Here are tragedies that changed MLB.
Read MoreConvicted Criminals Who Have Played In The Super Bowl
Super Bowl stars aren't immune to making mistakes or leading a life of crime, from drugs, to guns, to assault, to even murder.
Read MoreThe Most Influential Female Athletes Of The Past Century
From gymnasts to tennis players and everything in between, here are the most influential female athletes of the past century.
Read MoreSecrets The Olympics Doesn't Want You To Know
Ah, the Olympics. A magical time when the world sets aside its differences and comes together. But we're about to ruin it for you, because of course we are.
Read MoreHow NBA Star Latrell Sprewell Lost All His Money
As the 24th overall pick in the 1992 NBA Draft, Latrell Sprewell quickly proved to be a steal for the Golden State Warriors.
Read MoreWhat Michael Oher's Relationship With The Tuohy Family Is Really Like Now
The movie "The Blind Side" was based on a true story, or so it seemed. Here's what Michael Oher's relationship with the Tuohy family is really like now.
Read MoreThe Unprecedented MLB Stat That's Buzzing Among Baseball Fans
An unprecedented baseball stat began buzzing around MLB fans in August 2023. Here's the story behind the impressive stat and others like it.
Read MoreThe Truth About The NFL's First Black Female Referee, Maia Chaka
The NFL announced that they hired their first Black female referee on March 5. Here's what you need to know about Maia Chaka.
Read MoreThe Reason Lawrence Taylor Lost His Money
As a linebacker for the New York Giants, Lawrence Taylor was known for his intensity and speed, yet after making his money with the NFL, he lost it all.
Read MoreWhy Soccer Star Bruno Fernandes De Souza Killed His Mistress
After the gruesome death of Eliza Samudio, soccer star Bruno Fernandes de Souza was ultimately arrested and convicted of murder.
Read MoreThe Deadliest Surfing Spots In The World
Surfers often travel the world in search of the perfect wave. But sometimes, the very conditions that make for great surfing can spell disaster, even for pros.
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The Most Dangerous (1)
The Most Dangerous Jellyfish On The Planet
Jellyfish are the oldest group of multi-organ animals around, with the "sting" of some species turning deadly.
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Tragic Real-Life Stories (28)
The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Simone Biles
Biles said, "Growing up, me and my siblings were so focused on food because we didn't have a lot." Neighbors were concerned about Biles and her three siblings.
Read MoreTragic Stories About Disco's Biggest Stars
Known for its synths and happy tunes, it's surprising to know that so many of the musicians who made such happy disco magic didn't have altogether happy lives.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Rage Against The Machine
It's not surprising Rage Against the Machine, with their politically charged music, would encounter strife and challenges during their career.
Read MoreTragic Details About Jim Carrey
Jim Carrey has been duly recognized for his achievements, but the darker and more tragic parts of his life aren't as well-known.
Read MoreThe Most Tragic Nightclub Fires In History
An evening out at the nightclub can turn tragic should a fire break out. These are the most tragic nightclub fires in history.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Soundgarden
Soundgarden often sang of sadness, misery, and despondence, topics the group's members knew all too well.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of The Notorious B.I.G.
The Notorious B.I.G.'s career was marred with legal troubles, coastal rivalries, and a feud with a former friend that ended in both their untimely murders.
Read MoreTragic Details About The I Love Lucy Cast
I Love Lucy is one of the most beloved TV shows in history, but the fame came at a cost for the actors. Here are some tragic details about the I Love Lucy cast.
Read MoreInside The Tragic Life Of Kelsey Grammer
Kelsey Grammer of Cheers and Frasier fame has lived a life full of ups and downs, one marked by both tragedy and triumph.
Read MoreTragic Details About The Cast Of Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory is a pop culture icon, but things didn't turn out so well for many of the film's actors.
Read MoreTragic Details About Marvel's Loki
In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Loki is both a villain and a hero. However, his story is a tragic one.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of George Michael
The soulfulness and seriousness of George Michael's art hinted at a man who dealt with profound sadness, misery, and heartbreak. This is his tragic story.
Read MoreThe Tragic Story Of The Johnstown Flood
What makes the Johnstown Flood so tragic isn't just the scale of the death and destruction: Had better decisions been made, disaster might have been averted.
Read MoreThe Tragic Story Of Isidor And Ida Straus Who Perished On The Titanic
In one memorable scene from "Titanic," a montage shows various passengers stoically accepting their fate as the waters in the sinking ship close in on them.
Read MoreTragic Details About These Star Trek Actors
Given the size of the "Star Trek" universe, it's no surprise that many of its actors and actresses have experienced their own share of tragedies over the years.
Read MoreAction Movie Stars Who Suffered The Most Tragic Deaths
Whether an actor dies in an accident, succumbs to illness, or overdoses, it's a tragic loss. Discover some action movie stars who suffered tragic deaths.
Read MoreThe Tragic Death Of Paul Butterfield
Paul Butterfield was enamored with Chicago's predominantly Black blues music scene of the late '50s, which introduced him to a lot of his musical inspirations.
Read MoreThe Tragic Life Of Charles Darwin
You know Charles Darwin as the father of evolution, but he was also a complex person who lived a life of tragedy, suffering, and self-doubt.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of LeBron James
LeBron James has had his fair share of hardships. From his childhood to the passing of a close friend, here’s the tragic real-life story of LeBron James.
Read MoreThe Tragic Truth About The Beatrice Six
The unfortunate story of the Beatrice Six is one of the many examples of wrongful conviction cases in the U.S.
Read MoreJohn Hutchinson: The Tragic Death Of David Bowie's Guitarist
Confirmed by the David Bowie Twitter account, John Hutchinson, famous for being David Bowie's collaborator, died on Saturday after a long period of illness.
Read MoreTragic Details About Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers were part of the vanguard of American rock music, enduring for four decades. But behind the scenes, their life was pretty tough.
Read MoreTragic Details About Martin Short
Every so often there's a shining beacon of cruelty-free funny, and that's Martin Short in a nutshell. But life has been very cruel to the iconic SNL comedian.
Read MoreTragic Details About The Cure
Given the sense of despair that permeates so much of their music, it should come as no surprise that members of The Cure have experienced loss and tragedy.
Read MoreThe Tragic 1988 Death Of Chet Baker
Jazz trumpeter and vocalist Chet Baker died after a three-story fall on May 13, 1988. What exactly happened is still debated by some. Here's the story.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Paul Reubens
Paul Reubens inhabited '80s icon Pee-wee Herman, but they he was arrested in awkward circumstances. And that's not the only difficulty he's had to deal with.
Read MoreTragic Details About Christina Onassis
Christina Onassis, heir to the Aristotle Onassis family fortune, was truly a tragic figure, unwanted, unloved, and unhappy the majority of her life.
Read MoreSad Details Revealed In The Astroworld Tragedy Police Report
The crowd crush at the 2021 Astroworld Festival tragedy led to the deaths of 10 people and injured thousands more. Here's what the police report said.
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Unsolved Mysteries (3)
The Mysterious Disappearance Of Lynette Dawson
On January 9, 1982, 33-year-old Lynette Joy Dawson seemingly vanished. Purportedly, her husband, Chris, did not report she was missing until a month later.
Read MoreAdrienne Salinas: The Unsolved 2013 Death Of An Arizona College Student
Adrienne Salinas went missing in the early morning hours of June 2013 and her remains were found months later. The college student's death is still unsolved.
Read MoreThe Unsolved 2017 Death Of Nanette Krentel
In 2017, Nanette Krentel was killed in her Lacomb, Louisiana home - she was shot in the head, and the property was burned down. Here's the story.
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The Untold Truth Of Olympian Colby Stevenson
Olympic skier Colby Stevenson came close to death, yet he recovered to compete in the Beijing Olympics. Here is the untold truth of the Olympian.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Hank Aaron
Hank Aaron is one of the greatest baseball players in history, famously breaking Babe Ruth's home run record. This is the untold truth of Hank Aaron.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Dorothea Puente, The Death House Landlady
In 1993, Californians were shocked to learn that an old woman was a serial killer. This is the untold truth of Dorothea Puente, the Death House Landlady.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Nat King Cole
Nat King Cole was, without a doubt, a pioneer, but that doesn't mean his many successes came without struggles. Here's the untold truth of Nat King Cole.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The First Tour De France Winner, Maurice Garin
In 1903, Maurice Garin became the first winner of the Tour de France, and one year later, he became the second winner of the now-famous bicycle race.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Olympic Medalist Nick Goepper
Nick Goepper is a freestyle skier who has won big since joining the Olympic Freeski team. He is "one of the top American slopestyle" and "halfpipe skiers."
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of 60 Minutes
Since 1968, television's highly regarded information show, 60 Minutes, has provided in-depth coverage of events and celebrities through impeccable research.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of General Custer
There's more to the controversial George Armstrong Custer and his last stand than meets the eye. This is the untold truth of General Custer.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Marjory Stoneman Douglas
This "grande dame of the Everglades," as Marjory Stoneman Douglas came to be known towards the end of her long life, was a consequential person indeed.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Skydiving
For plenty of people, skydiving is more than imagination or a vague fantasy.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Nancy Sinatra
Nancy Sinatra unmistakably carved her own path, one just as iconic as her father Frank, Ol' Blue Eyes himself. This is the untold truth of Nancy Sinatra.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The Invictus Games
One of the highest responsibilities Prince Harry still takes on is the Invictus Games, a sporting competition for sick and wounded veterans founded in 2014.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington National Cemetery is some of the most hallowed land in America. Thousands of military members and veterans have been laid to rest there.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of America's First Female Detective, Kate Warne
Kate Warne was the first female detective, joining the Pinkerton Detective Agency in 1856. Her success paved the way for law enforcement today.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Steve Martin
Comedian and actor Steve Martin has graced our screens and made us laugh in spades for decades. However, there's more to Steve Martin than you might think.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Joe Walsh
Joe Walsh has had an iconic career with the James Gang and Eagles and as a solo artist. Here are some facts about him that many fans may not be familiar with.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Body Count
Apart from the controversy behind 1992's Cop Killer, there are several facts about Body Count that might not be too familiar to the casual listener.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The American Red Cross
The American Red Cross is an institution. But is the Red Cross that great?
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Hollywood Forever Cemetery
In 2022, Hollywood Forever Cemetery was established as a historic-cultural monument, and for good reason. Here's the untold truth of this famous cemetery.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Harriet Tubman
Harriet Tubman's exalted place in American history is inarguable and unparalleled.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Flex Tape
Sometimes a product comes along that is so amazing it changes the world. Here's the untold truth of Flex Tape, the tape that can supposedly fix almost anything.
Read MoreObi Toppin: The Untold Truth Of The NBA Dunk Contest Participant
Some of the best basketball moments during the NBA All-Star Weekend happen at the Slam Dunk contest, and Obi Toppin will participant this year.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Bram Stoker
Bram Stoker is a literary legend thanks to his most famous creation, but there's plenty about his life that even devoted Dracula fans might not know.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Paul Reubens
There was much more to Paul Reubens, the actor behind Pee-wee Herman, than meets the eye. Let's talk about some of the fascinating stories behind the bow tie.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Vans Warped Tour
Former stage manager for Lollapalooza, Kevin Lyman, decided in 1995 to strike out by himself. His festival, Vans Warped Tour, became legendary.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Charo
There's more to Charo than flamboyant costumes and "cuchi-cuchi" - she's a world-renowned musician and tireless activist who has led a truly extraordinary life.
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The Complete Vietnam War Timeline Explained
The Vietnam War was a controversial, complicated conflict. From World War II until the Fall of Saigon, this is the complete Vietnam War timeline, explained.
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Deadliest Wars In History
There have been few constants throughout human history. Sadly, throughout our entire existence, war has been an inescapable constant.
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Weird (10)
Weird Marijuana Facts You Probably Didn't Know
Modern scientific research into cannabis is yielding some thought-provoking and bizarre stuff. Here are weird marijuana facts you probably didn't know.
Read MoreCreepy Tales Of The Shipwrecks In The Great Lakes
The Great Lakes have seen tens of thousands of deaths, and some think they're haunted. Here are some creepy tales of the shipwrecks in the Great Lakes.
Read MoreThe Crazy Story Of Edmund Hillary's Hunt For The Yeti
Mostly known for climbing Mount Everest, Sir Edmund Hillary took part in a later Himalayan expedition. Here's the crazy story of his hunt for the yeti.
Read MoreThe Bizarre True Story Of The Highgate Vampire Feud
In the 1970s, two men, both claiming to wield magic, set out to destroy a supposed vampire stalking a 100-year-old cemetery in London
Read MoreCrazy Items Famous People Are Buried With
They say you can't take it with you, but that's obviously not true. A number of famous people have chosen to be buried with utterly bizarre items.
Read MoreCraziest Things That Ever Washed Up On A Beach
The craziest things to ever wash up on beaches include stuff you definitely want and stuff you probably don't.
Read MoreBizarre Reasons These TV Shows Were Canceled
TV shows can be canceled for lots of normal reasons. Most make some sense to the viewers. However, these TV shows were canceled for the most bizarre reasons.
Read MoreBizarre Facts You Never Knew About Daylight Saving Time
You never knew these bizarre facts about daylight saving time. It's even worse than you thought.
Read MoreThe Bizarre 'Soy Bombing' Of Bob Dylan At The 1998 Grammy Awards
At the 1998 Grammy's, one artist stood head and shoulders - and frantic, convulsive limbs - above all these exceptional musicians: the "Soy Bomb guy."
Read MoreThe Controversial Side Of Body Worlds
Body Worlds is a controversial art and science exhibit that uses donated remains in a variety of poses and cross-sections to show human anatomy.
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World War 1 (2)
Who Were The Doughboys In WWI?
World War I saw men from several nationalities working with and against each other, and among them, nicknames arose. This is who the doughboys were.
Read MoreWhy Did The US Enter WWI?
In the early days of the Central Powers aggression ahead of World War I, U.S. leadership was adamant about not getting involved. This is why the US entered WWI.
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Celebrities With Family Members Who Survived The Holocaust
Several famous people grew up hearing of their relatives' persecution by the Nazis. Here are some celebrities with family members who survived the Holocaust.
Read MoreWho Was Mohammed Helmy, The Doctor Who Saved Jews During The Holocaust?
Mohammed Helmy was a doctor who risked his life to save Jews during the Holocaust. He was honored by Israel's Yad Vashem memorial center in 2013.
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