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What Life Was Really Like For Women During The Civil War
A woman during the American Civil War had it pretty rough. Let's look back at the past to find out what life was really like for Civil War women.
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Ellis Island, New York, was the first port of call for immigrants for over half a century. Masses of people have passed through, including a few famous ones.
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Joining a fraternity or sorority has been a defining part of college life for over a century. But its history has not always been as illustrious as its alumni.
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The Salem Witch Trials make up one of the most shocking tales from American history. Here's the story of the accusers at the center of it all.
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The Origins Of Day Of The Dead
Day of the Dead decor like sugar skulls have become ubiquitous at U.S retailers but the origins of the holiday go back to ancient Mesoamerican peoples.
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Extinct Animals Science Wants To Bring Back
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How Many Times Has Kiefer Sutherland Been Arrested?
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What It Was Really Like Witnessing JFK's Assassination
Interviews with Secret Service agents and bystanders revealed what it was really like witnessing JFK's assassination.
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13 Myths About Autopsies That Just Aren't True
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What It Was Like To Be At The March On Washington
The March on Washington in 1963 was a watershed moment in American and Black history, changing the lives of many who were there.
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Inside Van Halen's Messy Band Breakups
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How Climate Change Is Turning Antarctica Green
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LA's Legendary Red Car Conspiracy Explained
The Pacific Electric red cars traversed 1,100 miles of tracks around Southern California. It had stops from Santa Monica to Orange County and San Bernardino.
Read MoreThe Untold Conspiracy Of The Smiley Face Murders
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How The Murder Of Polly Klaas Changed The Criminal Justice System Forever
Polly Klaas was taken from her home in the night by a man with a knife in 1993. Here's how her murder changed the criminal justice system in the U.S. forever.
Read MoreThis Is How John Gotti Finally Got Caught
John Gotti was nicknamed the "Teflon Don." Not because he exclusively used Teflon-coated cookware, but because criminal charges just don't seem to stick on him.
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When Casey Anthony went to trial for allegedly murdering her then-two-year-old daughter, it wasn't long before the nation paid close attention to her case.
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The story that defines Patrizia Reggiani and Maurizio Gucci has it all: a marriage on a downward spiral, the hiring of hitman who then murdered Gucci.
Read MoreThe Mysterious Disappearance Of Rico Harris
When Rico Harris's girlfriend last heard from him, it was by voicemail. He'd been on the road, traveling from his family's home in Los Angeles back to Seattle.
Read MoreSon Of Sam: The True Details About David Berkowitz's Military Service
Almost immediately after high school graduation, 18-year-old David Berkowitz, the future "Son of Sam," enlisted at the Army Induction Center in Manhattan.
Read MoreWhere Is Anna Delvey Today?
Oh, sure. It's all fun and games until someone realizes they've been robbed blind. Anna Sorokin, aka Delvey, was convicted, imprisoned, and paroled. And now?
Read MoreThe Most Shocking True Crime Revelations, Every Year Since 1999
It seems 21st century audiences are positively obsessed with true crime. These are the most shocking true crime revelations, every year since 1999.
Read MoreLori Vallow Daybell: A Timeline Of The Murder Case And Trial
The murders in the Lori Vallow Daybell case all take place in 2019, a year after Lori Vallow met Chad Daybell and began to remove anyone who stood in their way.
Read MoreThe Tangled Story Of Vicky White, The Jailer Who Helped A Convict Escape
In a storyline straight from a made-for-TV movie, a widowed veteran corrections officer is alleged to have aided in the escape of an accused murderer.
Read MoreThe Delphi Murders: What Happened And Who's Been Charged
Tragedy would strike in early 2017 in Delphi, Indiana, suddenly robbing Libby German and Abby Williams of their lives and leaving behind an enduring mystery.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Natalee Holloway's Parents?
While on a trip in Aruba, 18-year-old Alabama teen Natalee Holloway disappeared, last seen in a car with three males, among them Joran van der Sloot.
Read More5 True Crimes That Rocked The Fashion Industry
The fashion industry is, to casual observers not particularly interested in the business, a niche and,- in some cases - rather weird enterprise.
Read MoreThese Nazi War Criminals Were Never Brought To Justice
When the Allies declared victory after World War II, some Nazi war criminals fled Germany. Others folded up their uniforms and went back to their pre-war life.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Sandy Jenkins After His Arrest?
Sandy Jenkins began defrauding Collin Street Bakery in 2004 and went unnoticed for nearly a decade before being caught, fired, and arrested in 2013.
Read MoreTed Bundy Survivor Kathy Kleiner Reveals Details Of Her Life After The Attack - Exclusive Interview
Kathy Kleiner survived Ted Bundy's reign of terror, and she spoke to Grunge about documenting her traumatic experience as a survivor for her new book.
Read MoreAmerica's Most Infamous Criminals That You May Not Know Are Out Of Jail
Some of us prefer to think of the law enforcement system as infallible -- locking the truly dangerous ones away forever -- but that's often not how it works.
Read MoreWhat Is Kato Kaelin's Real Name?
Kato Kaelin became a household name during the O.J. Simpson murder trial - while not actually using his real name.
Read MoreThe Criminal Twin Brothers Who Switched Places In Jail
In 1984, twin brothers Carey Dean Moore and David Moore were imprisoned in the same Oklahoma state penitentiary at the same time -- Carey on death row.
Read More11 Ways Criminals Secretly Trick You
The ways criminals can secretly trick you are super sneaky. Hold on to your wallets.
Read MoreWhere Is Eileen Franklin's Father, George, Today?
In 1989, Eileen Franklin went to the police about a memory that came to her. It was a vivid memory of her seeing her father rape and murder her best friend.
Read MoreTerrifying Stories Of People Who Were Killed By Their Own Pets
In these terrifying stories, people were killed by their own pets. Bad snake! Bad!
Read MoreThe Truth About Albert Fish's Disturbing Last Words
Albert Fish was a monster whose crimes were vile. The serial killer was executed in the electric chair. Here's the truth about Albert Fish's last words.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Bonnie And Clyde
Bonnie and Clyde are perhaps the most romanticized outlaws of all time. At a time when gangsters were celebrities, they stood out.
Read MoreWhat's Come Out About Jimmy Hoffa's Disappearance
Ever since Jimmy Hoffa disappeared in 1975, almost every single thing about his last day remained a mystery. Here's what's come out about Hoffa's disappearance.
Read MoreHere's What Happened To Jeffrey Dahmer's Apartment
By the time serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer was caught, he'd collected the remains of 11 men in his small apartment. Here's what happened to his former home.
Read MoreThe Messed Up Truth Of Serial Killer John Christie
In the 1950s, Notting Hill, London, was home to cheap flats and slums. And a few gruesome murders. Here is the messed up truth of serial killer John Christie.
Read MoreThe Disturbing Internet Searches Kouri Richins Made Before Her Arrest
Kouri Richins is accused of murdering her husband Eric with fentanyl. Prosecutors are pointing to some disturbing internet searches she made before her arrest.
Read MoreWhat Happened After Gina Grant Was Denied Entry To Harvard For Killing Her Mother?
Four years after murdering her mother, Gina Grant was accepted, then rejected, by Harvard within a few months. However, her academic future was not yet over.
Read MoreWhat Happened To The Ariel Castro Kidnapping House?
In 2013 it came to light that a man named Ariel Castro had kidnapped and held three young women in his home for a decade. Here's what happened to the house.
Read MoreWhat It Really Means When Someone Is Sentenced To Life In Prison
The United States hands out the most life sentences of any nation in the world. Here's what it really means when someone is sentenced to life in prison.
Read MoreWho Is Controversial Missionary Renee Bach?
Missionary Renee Bach headed to Uganda in 2009 and set up her clinic, Serving His Children. Years later, she is under intense scrutiny. Here's why.
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The Ill-Fated Canadian Behind Saddam Hussein's Space Gun
Efforts to reduce spaceflight cost have often been plagued by actually higher costs and substantial failure rates. One idea showed promise: the space gun.
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Matthew Perry's Special Bond With Courteney Cox
Matthew Perry and Courtney Cox were just two of the ensemble cast that made "Friends" a huge hit, but off-screen their special bond outlasted the show.
Read MoreWhere Is Jean-Claude Van Damme These Days?
Jean-Claude Van Damme might not be the box-office powerhouse he was in the '80s and '90s, but that doesn't mean he's been resting on his laurels.
Read MoreWho Is Matthew Perry's Famous Father?
Matthew Perry, who died at age 54 in October 2023, is survived by his father, John Bennett Perry, an actor of some repute in his own right.
Read MoreBehind-The-Scenes Facts About Dateline's Keith Morrison
"Dateline" has been on for decades and raised an entire generation of true crime buffs. Here are some behind-the-scenes facts about "Dateline's" Keith Morrison.
Read MoreWho Are Matthew Perry's Famous Journalist Mom And Stepfather?
Matthew Perry wasn't the only famous one in his family. The actor's mother is journalist Suzanne Morrison, and his stepfather is Keith Morrison of "Dateline."
Read MoreEverything We Know About David Copperfield's Plan To Make The Moon Disappear
David Copperfield is know for his ability to make it seem like he does impossible things. Here's everything we know about his plan to make the moon disappear.
Read MoreThe Least Popular AC/DC Album Might Surprise You
Despite AC/DC's decades of popularity and success, it's inevitable that any band with such a long tenure is going to put out a few clunkers.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Brian Johnson Left AC/DC
When the headline that Brian Johnson would no longer serve as lead singer of AC/DC arose, gossip column pens were sharpened.
Read MoreTragic Things That Happened To The Cast Of Friends
While large chunks of the show wouldn't fly now, Friends remains a cultural phenomenon, and fans are eagerly awaiting the Friends reunion.
Read MoreInside Matthew Perry's Relationship With Matt LeBlanc
The tragic death of "Friends" star Matthew Perry brings an end to one of TV's greatest double acts, but the actors behind Chandler and Joey were just as close.
Read MoreInside Whitney Houston's Relationship With Kevin Costner
Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner starred in the 1992 box office hit "The Bodyguard" and hit it off on set. Here's what we know about their relationship.
Read MoreFriends Star Matthew Perry Dead At 54
Matthew Perry, best known as Chandler on the popular sitcom friends, has died at age 54.
Read MoreCartoon All-Stars To The Rescue: The Truth About The Largest Anti-Drug PSA Effort
What kids got was an expensive, highly publicized anti-drug PSA, complete with a message from then-President George H.W. Bush and First Lady Barbara Bush.
Read MoreWhat Was Jeff LaBar's Net Worth When He Died?
Jeff LaBar, popularly known as the guitarist for rock band Cinderella, has died. Jeff's son, Sebastian LaBar, made the announcement on his Instagram feed.
Read MoreHow Do Metal Vocalists Scream?
On some people's list of "How do they do that?" might come the vocal gymnastics of opera stars or, similarly, metal music singers of all stripes.
Read MoreHow Martha Stewart Helped Paul Newman Launch His Food Brand
The Beatles were right: We get by with a little help from our friends. That was especially true for Paul Newman as he launched his Newman's Own line of foods.
Read MoreHow Much Joe Walsh Is Actually Worth
Joe Walsh found his "Peaceful Easy Feeling" and his fortune as a replacement vocalist and guitar player for the American country-rock band, the Eagles.
Read MoreHere's The Youngest Person To Have Won An Oscar
Most Oscars have gone to craftspeople who had been working on their skills for decades, and were thus comfortably into adulthood, when they were honored.
Read MoreDetails You Didn't Know About Steely Dan
The next time your dad gripes about the lurid content of music today, remind him where Becker and Fagen got the inspiration for the name of the band.
Read MoreWhy Barry White Was Ridiculed By His Fans In His Last Days
Barry White's fans were not "fans" of his medical issues, and he likely died with one of his last memories being of his fans serving him with ridicule.
Read MoreThe Truth About Keith Richards' Batmobile
Acid and presumably other drugs were brought along for Richards' journeys thanks to a hidden compartment installed specifically for stashing illicit substances.
Read MoreA Look At Amy Winehouse's Troubles With The Law
Amy Winehouse's musical accomplishments became overshadowed by her personal struggles with drug addiction, alcoholism, and her run-ins with the law.
Read MoreInside Patrick Stewart's Real-Life Ghost Encounters
British actor Patrick Stewart's memoir talks about his life long experiences with the paranormal, including claims of real-life ghost encounters.
Read MoreWhat Happened To AC/DC Guitarist Malcolm Young's Iconic Guitar?
Malcolm retired in 2014 after being diagnosed with dementia in September of that year, and was reportedly suffering from "a complete loss of short-term memory."
Read MoreWhy The Public Will Never Know KFC's Secret Recipe
You would think that somewhere on the internet someone would have already divulged the special ingredients in KFC, but no one has ... yet.
Read MoreAre Celebrities Given Special Treatment In Jail?
Celebrities tend to get special treatment in a variety of ways, but are famous people even given special treatment when they're sent to jail?
Read MoreWhat Is Blaxploitation?
Blaxploitation films made a splash in the 1970s. Both revered and reviled for its portrayal of Black men and women, the genre faded but its influence persists.
Read MoreWho Is Francis Bourgeois, The Internet's Charming Train Enthusiast?
Francis Bourgeois is the internet's charming train enthusiast, but who exactly is he? Is that even his real name? Let's dive into his backstory.
Read MoreThe Day Saturday Morning Cartoons Died
In the U.S. at least, children of the latter half of the 20th century have fond memories of Saturday morning cartoons. One day, it ended, here's how and why.
Read MoreThe Sad Bedtime Routine Michael Landon Established With His Children Before He Died
Bedtime, for small children, can sometimes be a challenging moment in the day -- "I'm not sleepy!" Sometimes it becomes a moment of loving bonds.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Selena
Selena was poised to be the first real cross-over pop sensation, until her life was tragically cut short just as she was becoming a bigger star.
Read MoreThe Craziest Properties Nicolas Cage Has Purchased
At one point, Cage owned a total of 15 properties. The man truly committed to buying exotic real estate.
Read MoreThe True Story Of Gwen Shamblin Lara And The Weigh Down
Gwen Shamblin pushed the benefits of her "Weigh Down Workshop," a Christianity-based weight-loss program that at one time gave classes to thousands of devotees.
Read MoreWhy The Real-Life Inspiration For Bloodsport Tried To Sue Jean-Claude Van Damme
To this day, martial artist Frank Dux claims that Bloodsport was based on real events from his life, though many people believe the Kumite never existed.
Read MoreWhat Shirley Temple Said About Ronald Reagan's Kissing Abilities
Shirley Temple was a massively successful child actor. She made the transition to more mature roles, performing with a future president, Ronald Reagan.
Read MoreDetails About Priscilla Presley's Relationship With Ex Marco Garibaldi
Priscilla Presley was most notably married to Elvis, but their marriage was relatively short. She also had a relationship and child with Marco Garibaldi.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Tony Danza
After a false start in boxing, Tony Danza became one of TV's most recognizable faces in the '80s. One of showbiz's good guys, his life is filled with surprises.
Read MorePriscilla Presley Was Less Than Thrilled About Lisa Marie's Marriage To Michael Jackson
When Lisa Marie married Michael Jackson, her mother Priscilla Presley was less than thrilled about it, but by the time she found out about it, it was too late.
Read MoreWhere Is Pauly Shore Now?
Pauly Shore has never recaptured the popularity he enjoyed in the '90s, but that doesn't mean he's slowed down. Here's what "the Weasel" is up to nowadays.
Read MoreWhat Happened To MTV Spring Break?
MTV "Spring Break" was a juggernaut for the network and for pop culture for nearly two decades. Yet, the show seemed to lose steam in the mid-to-late aughts.
Read MoreThe Reason Tony McCarroll Left Oasis
Oasis drummer Tony McCarroll claimed he was "unlawfully expelled" on the basis of a "personality clash" with the Gallagher brothers, Noel and Liam.
Read MoreThe Iconic Way Bela Lugosi Was Buried
Lugosi, the 'Master of Horror,' shot to stardom after playing the title role in the 1927 Broadway adaptation of Bram Stoker's "Dracula" in a three-year run.
Read MoreThe Shady Side Of Bob Barker You Probably Don't Know About
Over time, several of the famous "Barker's Beauties" of "The Price is Right" have sued Bob Barker and the show, over a variety of unsavory allegations.
Read MoreThe Tragic Death Of Hollywood Boulevard Superman
On the smaller stage of Hollywood Boulevard, Christopher Dennis as Superman entertained visitors along the famous street between the tourist spots.
Read MoreHow Woody Harrelson Found Out His Dad Was A Hitman
Woody is not the only famous member of the Harrelson family. His father, Charles Harrelson, achieved infamy in an entirely different way.
Read MoreInside Tony Danza's Harrowing Near-Death Experience
Tony Danza was well-known in the 1970s and 80s for his roles on hit TV shows, but in 1993 a skiing accident led to a harrowing near-death experience.
Read MoreHow Ernest Hemingway Survived 2 Plane Crashes In A Matter Of Hours
Ernest Hemingway lived a life of travel and adventure, including surviving two plane crashes in a matter of hours. Here's how he and his wife managed that feat.
Read MoreWhat Cary Grant Did After Retiring From Acting
Film legend Cary Grant retired from acting after becoming a father for the first time at age 62, welcoming daughter Jennifer with then-wife Dyan Cannon.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Robert Duvall
Robert Duvall has graced our screens for decades since uttering the immortal words "I love the smell of napalm." Here's the lesser-known side of his life.
Read MoreWhere Are Tree And Julia Heim From The Garden Now?
The Garden, a remote, off-the-grid agrarian commune, went viral thanks to self-descirbed "hippies" Tree and Julia Heim. Here's what they're up to today.
Read MoreJohn Stamos' Relationship With Taylor Hawkins Explained
It might not be widely known that actor John Stamos is also a pretty fair drummer, so it's not a surprise that he was friends with the late Taylor Hawkins.
Read MoreKillers Of The Flower Moon: Whatever Happened To Ernest Burkhart?
The film "Killers of the Flower Moon" is based on a true story of greed and murder. Ernest Burkhart is integral to the story. Here's what happened to him.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Big Bang Theory Is So Successful
What's the real reason Big Bang Theory is so successful? Why is it still on the air when it seems like so many people hate it?
Read MoreWhatever Happened To Paul Frank?
Paul Frank characters seemed to be everywhere in the early aughts, from mall merchandise to parade floats. Here's what happened to the designer and the company.
Read MoreThe Truth About Milli Vanilli's Lip-Sync Scandal
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the German pop duo Milli Vanilli were the biggest things in pop music - until a lip-sync scandal brought them down.
Read MoreThe Tangled Life Of Chevy Chase
Chevy Chase is an icon of American comedy, but he's also a polarizing figure who's found himself at the center of multiple controversies and scandals.
Read MoreSnapped: What You Didn't Know About The True Crime Hit
The true-crime genre has been gaining popularity the past few years, with shows, and podcasts emerging left and right, but Oxygen's "Snapped" predates most.
Read MoreThis Famous Film Inspired David Bowie's Space Oddity
David Bowie's hypnotic "Space Oddity" was vast and otherworldly, and a product of its times; it was unleashed on the world just a few weeks before Apollo 11.
Read MoreThe Truth About Freddie Mercury And Princess Diana's Relationship
Princess Diana was not an entertainer, but she was a celebrity, and during and after her time as a royal, she befriended famous people, like Freddie Mercury.
Read MoreWhat You Might Not Know About Joaquin Phoenix's Near-Death Experience
Actors deal with dangerous situations when filming, especially when stunts are involved. But real life is dangerous too, as Joaquin Phoenix found out.
Read MoreWhat Ever Happened To Sixteen Candles' Jake Ryan?
John Hughes' world enchanted 80s audiences - especially Ringwald's Samantha Baker and romantic lead Michael Schoeffling's Jake Ryan in 1984's "Sixteen Candles."
Read MoreThe Chilling 911 Call Made After Selena Was Murdered
On March 31, 1995, Selena met up with the founder and president of her fan club, Yolanda Saldívar. The meeting took place at a Days Inn in Corpus Christi.
Read MoreThe Mysterious Disappearance Of Actress Jean Spangler
Jean Spangler was a dancer and model who had high hopes of becoming a movie star. Now, she's somewhat famous, although not for the reasons that she wanted.
Read MoreThe Surprising Truth About Peter Dinklage's Punk Band
Peter Dinklage is best-known for portraying the character of Tyrion Lannister in "Game of Thrones" but his career in showbiz actually began very differently.
Read MoreThe Reason Bob Barker Once Withdrew As Host Of The Miss Universe Pageant
Barker's gentle nudge came from a love for animals, and that passion would spill over into other endeavors -- such as hosting the Miss Universe Pageant.
Read MoreHere's Why Elton John Can't Stand Bob Dylan
Elton John has been there, done that, and probably regretted a fair amount of it. Along the way, he's locked horns with some of the greats, like Bob Dylan.
Read MoreFacts That Will Change The Way You Look At Stormtroopers
Stormtroopers are more than disposable nameless, faceless bodies in terrible white armor. Search your feelings, and this article.
Read MoreThe Sad Truth About Lana Turner's Relationship With Johnny Stompanato
When Lana Turner confronted Stompanato about his identity, he explained that if she had actually known who he was, she would have never given him a chance.
Read MoreWhat Elizabeth Taylor's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like According To This NCIS Star
"The Elizabeth Taylor who's famous, the one on film, really has no depth or meaning to me. She's a totally superficial working thing, a commodity."
Read MoreWhy The FBI Kept Files On Woody Guthrie
Woody Guthrie is one of the most influential and legendary figures in American folk music. He was born Woodrow Wilson Guthrie in 1912 in Okemah, Oklahoma.
Read MoreThe Truth About Keanu Reeves' Relationship With Ghosts
According to a 2019 poll, 45% of Americans believe in ghosts (hang on, this fact will be relevant really soon); that averages out to be about four in 10 people.
Read MoreJohn Stamos Is A Bigger Fan Of Elvis Than You Realize
You may have seen John Stamos's Elvis impersonation on "Full House" or heard him narrate Graceland's iPad tour, but you may not realize, he's also a big fan.
Read MoreHow Metallica Was Formed
From a series of colossal records in the golden age of thrash to the trashcan drums of 2003's St. Anger, Metallica has been nothing less than iconic.
Read MoreThe Only Animal Steve Irwin's Daughter Is Afraid Of
For a guy who basically wrangled dinosaurs for a living, Steve Irwin had a solid head on his shoulders, and so does Bindi.
Read MoreWhy Suzanne Somers Once Sued Playboy (And Posed For It Again In 1984)
Suzanne Somers gained fame on "Three's Company," but she also modeled for Playboy two times. Here's why she sued the company - and still worked with it again.
Read MoreWhat The Last 12 Months Of Whitney Houston's Life Were Like
Singer Whitney Houston died tragically on February 11, 2012, when she accidentally drowned in a bathtub after taking cocaine.
Read More19 Patrick Stewart Facts Only His Biggest Fans Know
Patrick Stewart is famous for playing Picard, Professor X, and many Shakespeare roles. But there are still some things his many fans might not know about him.
Read MoreWhat The Final 12 Months Of Cass Elliot's Life Looked Like
Cass Elliot's voice and vivacious personality earned her the respect of fellow musicians and fans, even as her life-long struggle with obesity never waned.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To The Girl From Michael Jackson's Thriller Video?
Remember the girl from Michael Jackson's 1983 "Thriller" video? Her name is Ola Ray. Here's what the one-time Playboy Playmate is up to today.
Read MoreWhat Dave Grohl's Exes Have Said About Him
Not all of Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl's exes have spoken publicly about their relationship with him, but a few have made revealing comments.
Read MoreThe Tragic Death Of Bing Crosby's Son Lindsay
Bing Crosby lent his rich, smooth voice to many immortal classics. Despite this wholesome veneer, though, his personal life was marred by tragedy.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Peter Frampton
Peter Frampton has an enviable resume as a musician, and there are several interesting facts about his career that many fans might not know about.
Read MoreRudolph Isley Dies, Isley Brothers Founder Dead At 84
Isley Brothers founder Rudolph Isley died on October 11, 2023, at age 84. He reportedly died in his home from a possible heart attack. Here's his story.
Read MoreWhat Is The Twin Flames Universe And Who Are Its Leaders?
A couple spreads their philosophies on love and relationships and offers coaching online, but some say Twin Flames Universe is a cult. These are its leaders.
Read MoreThe Truth About Jon Bon Jovi And Richie Sambora's Relationship
The onetime bandmates and friends separated in 2013 during the Because We Can Tour after Sambora never showed up for the gig.
Read MoreWhat You Didn't Know About The Impressive Comics Collection Inside The Library Of Congress
After an incredibly generous gift, the Library of Congress now has over 12,000 comic book titles totaling over 140,000 issues.
Read MoreWhy The Sydney Opera House Was Nearly Not Built
Nearly 11 million people visit the Sydney Opera House in Australia each year to marvel at its creative sculptural design featuring interlocking shells.
Read MoreInside Lady Gaga And Liza Minnelli's Relationship
When Lady Gaga and Liza Minnelli presented the nominees and award for best picture at the 94th Academy Awards, it touched audiences everywhere.
Read MoreWhat Robert Downey Jr.'s Life In Prison Was Really Like
Robert Downey Jr. was considered a Hollywood bad boy in his own right. But it was for very concerning reasons. The actor suffered from addiction.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Aerosmith's Tom Hamilton
If it weren't for the other co-founders of the band, like bassist Tom Hamilton, Aerosmith might not be around at all. Here's the run-down.
Read MoreThe Tragic Death Of Cary Grant
The life of film legend and quintessential leading man ended in 1986 in Davenport, Iowa, far from the luxurious confines of his Beverly Hills estate.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Scotty From Star Trek Is Missing A Finger
One quality of the original series that seldom gets attention relates to Montgomery Scott -- "Scotty,'' the chief engineer, played by James Doohan.
Read MoreWhy John Le Carré Left MI6 And Became A World-Renowned Writer
John le Carré worked as a spy for Britain's MI6 for 15 years before he became a world-renowned fiction writer. Here's why he made the change.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Blink-182 Once Stopped Playing Adam's Song
"Adam's Song" is one of the saddest Blink-182 songs, and at one point they even stopped playing it. Here's the story behind the temporary retirement.
Read MoreEvery Song Janet Jackson Won A Grammy For
Janet Jackson comes from a family of popular musicians, including her late brother, Michael. She's sold numerous recordings; how about Grammy wins?
Read MoreThis Is How Travis Scott Became Famous
Rapper Travis Scott released his first studio album in 2015 and has dabbled in other business ventures.
Read MoreThe Truth About Dr. McCoy's Nickname In Star Trek
Most Trekkies also know Dr. McCoy by another name. Throughout the series' run, McCoy is called "Bones" -- a nickname that Captain Kirk first calls him
Read MoreHere's How Much Eddie Van Halen Was Worth When He Died
Eddie Van Halen, guitarist of legendary rock band Van Halen, passed away from cancer on October 6, 2020. At the time of his death, he had amassed millions.
Read MoreThe Truth Behind These Famous Magic Tricks
Here's the truth behind these famous magic tricks, explained for all to see.
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Sir Elton John is one of the most successful entertainers in the world. He has been in the spotlight for decades.
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Let us delve into the mystical life and times of one of the great Satanists of our age: Howard Stanton Levey, aka Anton LaVey, founder of the Church of Satan.
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Betty White kept working and entertaining audience right up to before her 2021 death at 99 years old. Here's who inherited her fortune after she died.
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Text messages between Conrad Roy and Michelle Carter resulted in her conviction. This is the horrific true story behind Hulu's "The Girl from Plainville."
Read MoreThe Truth About Marilyn Monroe's Death
At just 36-years-old, the iconic Marilyn Monroe was found dead in her home in Brentwood, California. This is the truth about Marilyn Monroe's death.
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Read MoreWhat Freddie Mercury Was Like The Last Time These Celebs Saw Him Alive
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Read MoreThe Reason Trent Reznor Once Refused To Play The MTV Movie Awards
Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor has never had a problem criticizing MTV, regardless of the direct effect the network has had on the band's success.
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Stan Lee is The Man. But many of the things you think about Stan Lee are probably not true.
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Gilbert Gottfried's high-pitched, abrasive voice made him unmistakable throughout his comedy career. This is the tragic real-life story of Gilbert Gottfried.
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Napolean Bonaparte spent his last years in exile, but by most standards he was still pampered with food and libations. This was his last meal.
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Immurement is rather simple: Lock someone in a box and watch them die. Or build an encasement around them from the ground up.
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The United Kingdom's departure from the European Union -- Brexit -- means huge challenges for the UK's future relationship with the Republic of Ireland.
Read MoreThis Is Why Erik The Red Moved To Iceland
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Originally, the 13 colonies formed the first United States. Today there are 50 states, with unique histories. One story is Kentucky's break from Virginia.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Rhode Island Didn't Attend The Constitutional Convention
Considering the fact that they joined forces to defeat the British Empire, you'd think the new United States would be, well, united afterward. Not necessarily.
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The newsies were instrumental in the spread of information, and in the summer of 1899, they showed the city of New York just how necessary they were.
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America in the 19th century was a country, for good or ill, determined to expand its holdings across North America. For Montana, the year 1883 was pivotal.
Read MoreWhy Senator Gaylord Nelson Founded Earth Day
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Read MoreThurgood Marshall's Complicated Relationship With The FBI
In 1996 it was revealed that the late Supreme Court justice and civil rights lawyer Thurgood Marshall had acted as an informant for the FBI in the 1950s.
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The Lone Ranger is one of pop culture’s most iconic characters, but who inspired this masked do-gooder? Well, it might have been a Black U.S. marshal.
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Contempt of Congress is a charge that's leveled from time to time. Like lots of things rooted in government, it's more than just cut-and-dried.
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Events honoring and celebrating the achievements of women have become more frequent in recent years, including March's designation as Women's History Month.
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Read MoreThe Mastermind Behind The Jump Scare
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Read MoreProducts That Prove We've Gone Too Bacon-Crazy
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Charles Manson's behavior was as compelling as a train wreck. Even being locked up in prison for almost 50 years didn't thwart his chaos and violence.
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But when it came time for dinner, and if wife Mary could lure him out of the office for a meal, Abraham Lincoln liked his comfort food - especially this meal.
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The Gaza Strip's border blockade makes it difficult to exit the Palestinian territory. Here's why it was established and why it's hard to leave.
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Vampires are depicted in popular culture as hating garlic, and the plant is often shown to ward them off. So why is this the case? Let's take a look.
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A number of good classicists will tell you that the Ancient Romans had one truly great gift: They knew a good thing when they saw it.
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LA's Skid Row and its unhoused population need no introduction. But you might not realize that the name wasn't always the same - and its origins are surprising.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt was both a lauded and reviled president, whose New Deal and World War II polices were both successful and mired in controversy.
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Secret tunnels under London speak to a bygone past during major conflicts like World War II and the Cold War, espionage, and transatlantic communication.
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Unlike his brother Ernest and William Hale, Byron "Bryan" Burkhart never went to jail for his role in the Osage tribe murders. Here's what happened to him.
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Mollie Kyle from "Killers of the Flower Moon" lost several family members in a plot to steal her family's money. Here's what happened to her.
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Robert De Niro plays William Hale in Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower Moon" - but what happened to the real-life Hale? Here's what we know.
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Read MoreThe Shocking True Story Of Prince Charles' Birth
On the night of November 14, 1948, Prince Charles was born to Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip. It was not an easy birth for the future queen, though.
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In 2012, a collaboration between Norwegian and Syrian researchers discovered the secret of Palmyra's habitability.
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In the Classical era of Ancient Greece, pregnancy and childbirth were seen as a biological imperative for the propagation of the human species.
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Harris may not be a billionaire, but she is a millionaire several times over. She's in good fiscal shape even without her husband's contributions.
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During the war, both the Allies and Axis developed munitions that were remotely guided by radio, wire, and television in order to strike specific targets.
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People in other countries do confusing things. It's a good thing the internet and airplanes have allowed us all to travel so much, right? ... right?
Read MoreDeadliest Terrorist Attacks In History
The purpose of terrorism is right there in the name. They are designed to sow fear, and the main way they achieve that goal is through destruction and death.
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In the quiet, peaceful woods around southwestern Vermont, many believe mysterious, dark forces are responsible for some strange occurrences and disappearances.
Read MoreWhat Is A Kibbutz Community?
If you look back to the early 20th century, you'll find an agricultural settlement called Degania, which paved the way for the kibbutz movement.
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If you're unfamiliar with the beliefs and traditions of the Amish community, you might not understand why Amish dolls have no faces.
Read MoreTrue Stories Behind American Tall Tales
Everybody knows classic American tall tales about people like Paul Bunyan and Davy Crockett were exaggerated. But what's crazier is the truth behind them.
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Many people associate the 16th-century Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León with the mythical Fountain of Youth.
Read MoreJobs From 50 Years Ago That No Longer Exist
The world your grandparents grew up in bears shockingly little resemblance to the world we inhabit today, especially when it comes to jobs.
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When it comes to buildings, history's ancient wonders of the world been expanded by incredible feats of architecture and human ingenuity.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Why Eric Clapton Left The Yardbirds
March 13, 1965 changed the course of music history. On that day, The Yardbirds' guitarist Eric Clapton decided to spread his wings and fly away.
Read MoreSecrets The Government Doesn't Want You To Know
From secret laws to bullying civil rights leaders to hacking your Samsung Smart TV, here's some of the things the government would like to keep under wraps.
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When it comes to the long history of conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, the "two-state solution" is a phrase you'll hear often. So what does it mean?
Read MoreThe Real Truth About 'Military Grade' Products
There's some sort of universal standard of quality, right? And "military" equals "awesome," so "military grade" is the best, right? Wrong. We've been duped.
Read MoreWhy The Gulf Of Tonkin Incident Didn't Happen
Despite no clarifying information regarding the second attack, President Lyndon Johnson had decided that he would take firm action against the Vietnamese.
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Jerusalem is one of the holiest cities in the world and it has been a site of terrible violence and great tragedy in its millennia-long history.
Read MoreThe Truth About Prince Philip's Last Portrait
Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, who died on April 9, 2021, sat for a last portrait in 2017 before retiring from public service. He spent an hour posing.
Read MoreHere's How Much Your Vintage Lunch Boxes Could Be Worth Now
People of a certain age recall the bright spot of back-to-school shopping: Back when, finding that perfect metal lunch box could really enhance a child's brand.
Read MoreThe Part Of Ukraine's Military Uniform That Makes No Sense
A photograph of female Ukrainian soldiers rehearsing for an upcoming parade has caused nationwide controversy and outrage.
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The crazy real-life story of Satanic Panic includes quack doctors and criminal investigations.
Read MoreWhat The Crown Gets Wrong About History
Netflix's The Crown takes pains to make it as accurate as possible, but there are some thing they just make up.
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It's a surprisingly complicated question to answer, but the oldest living language in the world has been around even longer than you think.
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These are the most exclusive secret societies in history.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Joan Of Arc Was Burned At The Stake
Joan of Arc had visions of God, prompting her to lead a religious rebellion. She was a martyr who was burned at the stake.
Read MorePopes Who Changed The Catholic Church Forever
Catholic teachings have been remarkably consistent over the last 2000 years, but several popes have managed to change the Catholic Church in dramatic ways.
Read MoreStowaways Whose Stories Didn't End In Disaster
From ship stowaways to the rare airplane hitchhiker and even dirigible travelers, check out these fantastic stories of stowaways who somehow avoided tragedy.
Read MoreFalse Things You Believe About The Great Depression
Just how bad was the Great Depression? That depends which expert you ask. Here is a list of some false things you probably believe about the Great Depression.
Read MoreHere's What Brought History's Worst Pandemics To An End
A pandemic is a terrible thing to live though, but they all will eventually come to an end. Here's what brought history's worst pandemics to an end.
Read MoreMyths You Believe About Marie Antoinette
Post-French Revolution, Marie Antoinette's been the model of a bad aristocrat. But is it true? Here are some myths you probably believe about Marie Antoinette.
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Let's talk about some other winter festivals that might be the perfect cause for celebration in lieu of (or alongside) Christmas.
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Every zodiac sign is thought to bestow certain personality traits. And each of those signs has a Christmas song that speaks to them on an astrological level.
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There have been tales about doppelgangers for a long time. What if you're not the only you out there? Here's the legend of doppelgangers explained.
Read MoreThe Incredible Story Of The 1893 World's Fair
The 1893 Chicago World's Fair was a triumph, but there was a darker side. This is the incredible story of the 1893 World's Fair.
Read MoreThe Legend Of The Flying Dutchman Explained
Sailors have always been a superstitious bunch, and back in the day they had every reason to believe in ships like the Flying Dutchman.
Read MoreThe Messed-Up History Of The Panama Canal
The history of the Panama Canal full of hardships, dictatorships, cartels, secret deals, and double-dealing. Here's the messed-up history of the Panama Canal.
Read MoreThe Most Expensive House In The US
In the market for a new home? Consider the Chartwell estate. How much will this home set you back? Well, Chartwell is the most expensive house in the US.
Read MoreThe Most Mysterious Shipwrecks In History
We are fascinated by shipwrecks, probably because of sunken treasure and pirate legends. Here are the most mysterious shipwrecks in history.
Read MoreThe Real Meaning Of The Pyramid On A Dollar Bill
In the case of the dollar bill, you might overlook the fact that it features a pyramid right on its backside. What's the story? There are two possibilities.
Read MoreThe True Story Of The Clinton Impeachment
Contrary to popular belief, Clinton was not impeached for doing things with a cigar in the Oval Office. This is the true story of the Clinton impeachment.
Read MoreThe Tragic Story Of The Inca Civil War
The collapse of the Inca Empire lies in a civil war that pitted brother against brother. This is the tragic story of the Inca Civil War.
Read MoreThe Tragic True Story Of TWA Flight 800
The world was left reeling after an airplane exploded minutes after it left JFK Airport on July 17, 1996. This is the tragic true story of TWA Flight 800.
Read MoreThe Untold History Of Insect Warfare
While it's not comparable to a biblical plague of locusts, the use of insects in war can be equally devastating. This is the untold history of insect warfare.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Charles Curtis, The First US Vice President Of Color
Charles Curtis, Herbert Hoover's VP from 1929-1932, was the first person of color to be Vice President of the US but is hardly remembered today.
Read MoreThings That Were Normal 100 Years Ago That Are Strange Now
Human beings are an ever-evolving species. But humans who lived 100 years ago would think the things we do are pretty strange and bizarre.
Read MoreWhat Flirting Was Really Like In The Victorian Era
Flirting in the Victorian era was different than it is in the 21st century, and a lot of the proper ways of flirting were complicated and pretty audacious.
Read MoreWhat You Didn't Know About Rich Uncle Pennybags, The Monopoly Man
The Monopoly game and its mascot, the Monopoly Man, aka Rich Uncle Pennybags, has a richly ironic history. Here's what you didn't know about the Monopoly Man.
Read MoreFamous People Who Died On Christmas
Even the rich, famous, and/or powerful can find themselves meeting their maker at a rather inconvenient time. Here are famous people who died on Christmas Day.
Read MoreHere's What Was In Princess Diana's Will
From a court case over the will to Diana's wishes not being followed to the executor was removed from his job, here's what was in Princess Diana's will.
Read MoreThe Crazy True Story Of Human Radiation Experiments In The United States
Everything we known about radiation sickness came from experiments on uninformed people. Here's the crazy true story of human radiation experiments in the US.
Read MoreThe Longest Marriages In History
These are the couples that look at people celebrating their golden wedding anniversary and think, "Awww, look at the newlyweds, still in the honeymoon phase."
Read MoreThe Most Disturbing Thing About The Spanish Inquisition Isn't What You Think
Many awful things have been done in the name of religion. The Spanish Inquisition was terrible, but the worst part wasn't even the thing most people think of.
Read MoreWhat Christmas During World War II Was Really Like
During the war years, families at home and away all found ways to at least recognize the holiday and remember those that were so very far away, or gone forever.
Read MoreMoments In Swedish History That Went Horribly Wrong
While modern-day Sweden is famous for its neutrality and has a reputation as well-functioning modern socialist state, Sweden has had its fair share of mishaps.
Read MoreAmerican Insurrections And Rebellions You've Never Heard Of
American history is replete with violent uprisings, bloody coups, and revolutionary attempts. Here are some of the rebellions you haven't heard of.
Read MoreNotorious Historical Figures Who Died By Guillotine
France last used the guillotine for execution in the 1970s, and the death penalty was abolished in 1981. But scores of people lost their heads under its blade.
Read MoreWhy Some Countries Don't Recognize Palestine
The history of Palestine is long, complicated, and intertwines with various peoples, cultures, and religions. Here's why some countries don't recognize it.
Read MoreWhat Is Israel's Iron Dome (And How Does It Work)?
Israel's Iron Dome was activated in 2011 - the same year Hamas took Gaza - after four years of development and testing. Here's how it works.
Read MoreWho Is Ismail Haniyeh, The Leader Of Hamas?
Ismail Haniyeh has been the leader of the terrorist organization Hamas since 2017. Here's everything we know about his radicalization and rise to power.
Read MoreThe Ugly Truth About Mount Rushmore
Since before the United States was knee-high to a bald eagle, one person's majestic monument has been another's symbol of suffocating tyranny.
Read MoreThe Illuminati Origin You Never Heard About
The Illuminati: of Earth's various groups of clandestine Orwellian overlords, they're the ones most likely to be aware that you're reading about them.
Read MoreWhat Is Gaza? 4 Things You Should Know
In October 2023 the terrorist group Hamas, which is based out of Gaza, attacked Israel. Here are four things you should know about the embattled territory.
Read MoreReasons People Believe We Never Landed On The Moon
Here are some crazy reasons why people believe we never landed on the moon.
Read MoreThe Top Halloween Costume The Year You Were Born
The top Halloween costume the year you were born is often a reflection of whatever blockbuster film or cultural phenomenon dominated the year before.
Read MoreFalse Facts Everyone Believes About Christmas
Here are false facts everyone believes about Christmas. Don't let the jolly, cheery lies trick you any longer.
Read MoreOlympic Records That Were Held For The Shortest And Longest Time
Some Olympic records have lasted decades, others for just a few seconds. Here are some of the Olympic records that were held for the shortest and longest time.
Read MoreThe Crazy True Story Of Nancy Astor, The First Woman In The UK Parliament
Nancy Astor wasn't your typical political heroine. Colorful, opinionated, but also racist and politically uninformed, here's the true story of Nancy Astor.
Read MoreDeadliest Tsunamis Throughout History
Natural disasters, tsunamis are a reminder of the devastating power of nature. Here are some of the deadliest tsunamis throughout recorded history.
Read MoreAwful Science That Led To Everyday Treatments
Humanity has come a long way from the early medicine that often did more harm than good, but some modern medicines are based in awful science.
Read MoreWhat Medieval Christmas Was Really Like
Medieval Christmas might seem like it would be totally different than modern Christmas, but there are some surprising similarities and enduring traditions.
Read MoreHow Much Popular Items Cost 100 Years Ago Vs. Today
Doesn't it seem like prices are always going up? If that's what you think, then you're not alone. Here is how much popular items cost 100 years ago vs. today.
Read MoreWhat Is Hamas?
Hamas initiated attacks on Israel in October 2023, but the terrorist group has been around for nearly four decades. Here's what they are and what they want.
Read MoreOperation Gladio: The CIA's Secret Army In Europe
During the Cold War, there was meddling by the CIA, NATO, and MI6 in order to suppress communism. This is Operation Gladio: The CIA's secret army in Europe.
Read MoreCommon Misconceptions About The Victorian Era
There's a fascination with the Victorian era, but not every belief about that period is true. These are some common misconceptions about the Victorian era.
Read MoreThe History Of The Catholic Mass Controversy Explained
A centuries-old conflict between two wings of the Catholic Church came to light again in 2021. This is the history of the Catholic Mass controversy explained.
Read MoreWho Was Hannah Crafts, One Of The First Known Black Female Novelists In America?
Hannah Crafts is considered to be one of the first known Black female novelists in the United States. Let's dive into her fascinating backstory.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To Yik Yak?
The Yik Yak app was extremely popular around September 2014, but its popularity quickly dwindled for various reasons. Here's the full story.
Read MoreWhat Is National Coming Out Day?
National Coming Out Day is a day to show support to the LGTBQ+ community who have found the courage to be open about their sexuality, and to those who want to.
Read MoreThe Shortest Tenured Speakers Of The House In US History
In October 2023 House Speaker Kevin McCarthy was ousted from the job after only nine months. These are the shortest tenured Speakers of the House in US history.
Read MoreHow Britain Became The Center Of The World
Greenwich, a small area in London, sets the standard for the measurement of time around the world. Here's how Britain became the figurative center of the world.
Read MoreWhat It Was Really Like To Captain A Ship During The Age Of Sail
The Age of Sail saw some captains who were hailed as heroes and others who were villains. Here's the reality of being an old-time sailing captain.
Read MoreThe 2 States With The Most Banned Books
Book banning has made an unexpected comeback, and the two states with the most banned books have collectively banned more than 1,300 titles.
Read MoreOne Of The Biggest Mistakes In Cartography History Involves California
One of the biggest mistakes in cartography history involves California, where early explorers thought the area was an island and mapped it as such.
Read MoreInside Napoleon's Complicated Relationship With His Wife Josephine
Napoleon and Josephine had a passionate and tumultuous relationship, mired in scandal, affairs, and drama. Even after they divorced, they remained devoted.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Switzerland Remains Neutral
Switzerland has maintained a policy of armed neutrality in international affairs. The reason for it goes back centuries, but it hasn't always been easy.
Read MoreThe Unexpected 'Sky Grief' Caused By Too Much Artificial Light
With so much artificial light illuminating the lives of humanity around the world every night, some are calling "sky grief" the unexpected effect.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Switzerland Has So Many Secret Bunkers
Hundreds of thousands of secret bunkers are scattered all across Switzerland. To find out the reason for theire existence, we have to go back decades.
Read MoreHistory Of Fascism Explained
From its earliest roots, fascism has a long, storied, and abhorrent history. It's not as clear-cut as you may think, and it didn't start with the Nazis, either.
Read MoreWhy The '90s Clear Phones Became So Popular
Remember the clear phones from the 1990s? They were pretty popular for a while along with other clear tech - so what happened? Here's the story.
Read MoreThe History Of U.S. Government Shutdowns Explained
Government shutdowns are nothing new, so let's look at why they're a thing, why they're getting more severe, and just how they've changed over the past decades.
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Human Body (4)
How Much Poop Can The Human Body Hold?
We all do it, but a lot of us don't talk about it. Sometimes we say people are full of it, but in reality, how much poop can the human body hold?
Read MoreWhy People Pee And Poop After They've Died
The human body goes through several changes after death, including, sometimes, releasing urine and excrement. Here's why people pee and poop after they've died.
Read MoreHere's What Happens To Your Body If You Die In An Explosion
In their terrible ability to potentially harm many at once, explosions are largely unlike any other force or weapon on Earth - and one doctors rarely see.
Read MoreWhat Happens To Your Body When You Stop Wearing Tighty-Whities
Ditching the tighty-whities can result in some surprising effects on more than just your fashion sense (and your decision to walk over sidewalk grates).
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Inventions (2)
The Greatest Inventions Of The Past Decade That Changed Everything
It's interesting to track the massive inventions of the past 10 years. Here are the greatest inventions of the past decade that changed everything.
Read More10 Best Benjamin Franklin Inventions
From bifocal glasses and the eponymous Franklin stove to the flexible catheter and a spill-proof soup bowl, discover the 10 best Benjamin Franklin inventions.
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Jazz (1)
Inside The Festive Jazz Funerals Of New Orleans
Funerals take on many different forms around the world across various cultures, and not all of them are somber and quiet. Enter New Orleans' jazz funerals.
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Messed-Up History (10)
Messed Up Things From The Vietnam War
As Americans were rocked by social shifts, the Vietnam War's many faults shook their collective conscience. When its cruelties were known, many were horrified.
Read MoreThe Messed Up Truth About The Bosnian War
In the 1990s, the breakup of Yugoslavia led to the Bosnian War, which was marked by some of the most devastating violence Europe had seen since World War II.
Read MoreWorld War II's Seriously Messed Up Aftermath
History textbooks paint the end of World War II as the end of the atrocities of the time, but World War II's effects were just beginning.
Read MoreThe Messed Up Story Of The 1992 L.A. Riots
The 1992 LA riots rank high as one of the most racially volatile moments in post-Civil War America.
Read MoreMessed Up Things That Happened At Studio 54
There were few places in history crazier than Studio 54, where the rich and beautiful gathered to dance, do drugs, and indulge in their fantasies.
Read MoreThe Messed Up Truth Of The Temperance Movement
The temperance movement has been around for a long time, and it's a surprisingly strange bit of history. This is the messed up truth of the temperance movement.
Read MoreThe Messed Up Truth About The 2000s Music Industry
The 2000s were a time of tech advancement in the music industry but also a time of shady deals, abuse, and scandal.
Read MoreThe Messed Up Truth Of The Dust Bowl
The Dust Bowl of the 1930s was one of the most devastating natural events in United States history. Here's the messed up truth of the Dust Bowl.
Read MoreThe Messed Up History Of Eugenics
The development of eugenics is definitely one of the darkest parts of modern human history. Here's the messed up history of eugenics.
Read MoreThe Messed Up Truth About What Happened After The Capitol Riots
For as violent as the 2021 Captiol riots were, the aftermath was just as messy. Here's the messed up truth about what happened after the Capitol riots.
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Murders (14)
Whatever Happened To Sharon Tate's House?
Actress Sharon Tate and four others were viciously killed by Manson family members at her California home in 1969. Here's what's happened to the house since.
Read MoreInside The Gruesome 2014 Murder And Aftermath Of Hells Angel Joel Silva
The Hells Angels are known for committing violence, even against their own members. The 2014 killing of Joel Silva and its aftermath is one such example.
Read MoreWhat Happens To Famous Murder Houses When They Sell?
There have been many famous murder houses throughout the years, and they are often forever tainted by the crimes. Here's what happens to them when they sell.
Read MoreWho Is Robert Card, Suspect In The 2023 Maine Mass Shooting?
Robert Card is the current suspect in two Maine mass shootings that took place on October 25, 2023. Here's everything we know about him so far.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Mary Elizabeth Bailey After She Was Forced To Kill Her Stepfather?
Mary Elizabeth Bailey killed her stepfather Wayne Wyers in February 1987 at the behest of her mother, Priscilla Wyers. Here's what happened to Bailey afterward.
Read MoreNatalee Holloway: The Entire Tragic Timeline Of Her Disappearance Explained
The circumstances surrounding Natalee Holloway's 2005 disappearance in Aruba were deceptively straightforward. The case would go on for almost two decades.
Read MoreThe Brutal 2010 Murder Of Stephany Flores
In 2010, Stephany Flores was brutally murdered by fellow poker player Joran van der Sloot in Lima, Peru. Here are the details of this tragic case.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To The LaBianca House?
Leno and Rosemary LaBianca were brutally killed in their LA home by members of the Manson family in 1969. Here's what happened to the house.
Read MoreWhere Is Jacob Wetterling's Killer, Danny Heinrich, Now?
In 1989 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling was abducted at gunpoint, never to be seen again. His killer, Danny Heinrich, was caught in 2015. Where is he now?
Read MoreWhere Is Polly Klaas' Murderer, Richard Allen Davis, Now?
Richard Allen Davis was convicted of the kidnapping and murder of 12-year-old Polly Klaas.
Read MoreHow The Real Osage Murders Changed The Reputation Of The FBI
The FBI investigated multiple suspicious deaths among the wealthy Osage tribe in the 1920s. The case helped change the reputation of the young agency.
Read MoreThe Surprising Age John Wesley Hardin Committed His First Murder
John Wesley Hardin, who would go on to live an Old West life on the run that included a slew of murders, committed his first killing at the young age of 15.
Read MoreThe Tragic Murder Of Manuel Buendia
The job of exposing and fighting crime as a reporter, can come with a lot of risks. For Manuel Buendía, that meant huge influence before an untimely death.
Read MoreThe Tragic Murder Of '80s Actress Rebecca Schaeffer Explained
Rebecca Schaeffer's murde in 1989 led to the nation's first anti-stalking laws. This is the tragic murder of '80s actress Rebecca Schaeffer explained.
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Music (23)
Why Elvis Presley Never Demanded Better Projects As His Career Was Declining
Though Elvis Presley is a musical icon, his story arch ends on a sad note career-wise. Here's why he never demanded better projects as his career was declining.
Read MoreThe Real Meaning Behind David Bowie's Heroes
The meaning behind David Bowie's "Heroes" was inspired by a historical place but the song itself may have helped propel the destruction of that same structure.
Read MoreHow The Beatles Created Their Final New Song In 2023
The Beatles are set to release their final new song, aptly named "Now and Then," on November 2, 2023. But it wasn't easy. Here's how it happened.
Read MoreWhat John Lennon's Rumored Last Meal Was
What was the last thing musician John Lennon ate before he was shot and killed on December 8, 1980? Here's what we know about his rumored last meal.
Read MoreHere's Why Blink-182 Broke Up (And Then Got Back Together)
Blink-182 is one of the biggest pop-punk bands in the genre, but they have broken up and gotten back together a couple of times over the decades. Here's why.
Read MoreThe Startling Amount Of Alcohol Tommy Lee Drank Daily
The members of Motley Crüe have always been very candid about their hard-partying days, including the startling amount of alcohol Tommy Lee drank daily.
Read MoreNovelty Songs That Could Only Have Become Hits In The '80s
Novelty songs are weird almost by definition, but the 1980s produced a string of them so bizarre they couldn't have come from any other decade.
Read MoreThe Tragic Childhood Of Korn's Jonathan Davis
Jonathan Davis' past might fuel his music, but the Korn frontman's accomplishments don't erase the darkness of his childhood.
Read MoreWere Tony Hawk And Kurt Cobain Friends?
Skateboarder Tony Hawk and Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain gained fame in different industries - but were they ever friends? Here's what we know.
Read MoreThe Tragic 1981 Death Of Harry Chapin
Harry Chapin wrote the classic song "Cat's in the Cradle" but died suddenly in 1981 in a tragic accident. Here's what happened to the singer-songwriter.
Read MoreThe Scary Manson Family Encounter Metallica's Bass Player Had As A Child
When he was a child Metallica bass player Robert Trujillo had a scary Manson Family encounter in which he had to hide with relatives during a shootout.
Read MoreTragic Music Festival Disasters That Are Absolutely Heartbreaking
Unfortunately, bringing tens of thousands of people together into a confined area can result in problems, and tragedy can strike at a music festival.
Read MoreConcerts That Devolved Into Chaos
All things considered, it's kind of amazing that concerts don't devolve into mayhem more often than they do. These are some concerts that devolved into chaos.
Read MoreSad Details About Famous Film Score Composers
From deaths in their family to various illnesses or addictions, plenty of renowned film composers have dealt with their own trials and tribulations.
Read MoreHow Limp Bizkit Became One Of The Most Hated Bands In Music
Limp Bizkit has drawn derision from critics and listeners almost from the moment they formed. But how did the band become so disliked in the first place?
Read MoreThe Tragic Death Of Bobby DeBarge
Despite his overwhelming talent, Bobby DeBarge had a darker side that eventually made its way into the spotlight.
Read MoreMusic Secrets We'll Never Know The Answers To
We'll probably never know the answers to these music secrets.
Read MoreFinding A Husband On Halloween Used To Be The Goal In The 1700s
Of all the associations we have about Halloween in the 21st century, romance isn't really one. But in the 1700s the goal was to find a husband on the holiday.
Read MorePlane Crashes That Nearly Wiped Out Entire Bands
The list of musicians who died in plane crashes includes solo icons but also partial or entire bands. Here are plane crashes that nearly wiped out entire bands.
Read MoreMusicians Who Totally Lost Their Cool Onstage
Musicians are people, too, and sometimes they just have a bad day. These musicians totally lost their cool onstage.
Read MoreSongs That Hit No. 1 By Two Different Artists
Some cover songs match or even surpass the original in popularity. Here are the songs that went to No. 1 on the charts by two different artists.
Read MoreTimes Fans Died At Concerts
A concert ought to be a fun night out, but occasionally, the entertainment fades and tragedy emerges. Here are several times fans died at concerts.
Read MoreWhat Was The Smile Jamaica Concert?
The Smile Jamaica Concert took place on December 5, 1976 in Kingston. The electric event has a place in history for many reasons - here they are.
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Mysteries (1)
Unsolved Mysteries Of 1950s America
Modern technology hasn't managed to explain away every mystery of the 1950s just yet. Here are some unsolved mysteries of 1950s America.
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Mythical Creatures (4)
The Astonishing Number Of Times Martin Sheen Has Been Arrested
Martin Sheen has been the celebrity whose name comes up most frequently in arrest reports. He makes absolutely no secret about his lengthy criminal history.
Read MoreHow John Gotti Got His Iconic Nickname
John Gotti Sr. may have grown up poor in New York, but by the 1980s, he created a criminal empire that nobody else could replicate.
Read MoreNotorious B.I.G: How The Iconic Rapper Came Up With His Name
Where did Biggie Smalls get his name?
Read MoreThe Legend Of The Iconic Waving Lucky Cat Explained
You are likely familiar with the iconic waving lucky cat, called Maneki-Neko in Japan where it originated. The prolific charm is surrounded by multiple legends.
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Native Americans (1)
How Killers Of The Flower Moon Differs From The True Story
Martin Scorsese brought David Grann's book "Killers of the Flower Moon" to life in 2023. But how close to the reality did the film stay, and what was left out?
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Old Hollywood (4)
14 Famous Graves You Can Visit At LA's Hollywood Forever Cemetery
For fans of film history, The Hollywood Forever Cemetery is a fascinating destination in LA. There, you can see the graves of many stars of Old Hollywood.
Read MoreGivenchy's Close Relationship With Audrey Hepburn
Givenchy's close relationship with Audrey Hepburn went beyond his iconic clothing designs he created especially for her. The pair shared a lifelong friendship.
Read MoreThe Perfumes Marilyn Monroe Reportedly Couldn't Get Enough Of
Legendary actress Marilyn Monroe had two perfumes in particular that she seemed to stick with. Here's what they are and what we know about them.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Gary Cooper
Gary Cooper will be remembered as the all-American movie cowboy. This is the untold truth of Gary Cooper.
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Paranormal (7)
The Dark Truth Of The Most Haunted Bridges In The World
Haunted bridges are a pretty common trope in spooky stories. Whether fact or fiction, many bridges across the globe have a scary story attached to them.
Read MoreEd Warren: The Untold Truth Of The Paranormal Investigator
For 50 years, Ed Warren and his wife, Lorraine, conducted 8,000 investigations of paranormal activity, including the Amityville case.
Read MoreWhat Is The Enfield Poltergeist?
There have been many paranormal investigators over the years, and many instances of supposed paranormal phenomena. Here's the story of the Enfield poltergeist.
Read MoreWhat Are Ghost Cats (And Why Do People Claim To See Them)?
Sometimes people claim to see large cats outside their known habitats but they can't prove it. Maybe this is why people keep seeing so-called ghost cats.
Read MoreThings Supernatural Gets Wrong About Mythical Beings
The Winchester boys' foes are drawn from mythology, but they aren't always accurate. Here are the things that Supernatural gets "wrong" about mythical beings.
Read More12 Little-Known Facts About Ghost Adventures
"Ghost Adventures" is an incredibly popular reality TV series where Zak Bagans and other paranormal investigators explore allegedly haunted locations.
Read MoreMysterious Ghost Words And How They Ended Up In The Dictionary
In the 19th century the term "ghost words" was coined when it was learned random non-words were ending up in the dictionary. Here's how they got there.
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Plants and Trees (1)
Why Britain's Robin Hood Tree Is So Revered
Britain's so-called "Robin Hood" tree was was recently felled in an act of vandalism, shocking and saddening the nation. Here's why the tree is so revered.
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Politics (18)
Every Amendment After The Bill Of Rights Explained
Not all Constitutional amendments are as famous as the first 10. Here is each one after the Bill of Rights explained and the circumstances that led to them.
Read MoreWhat A Facebook Ban Really Means For Trump
According to Facebook, former president Trump was suspended for "actively fomenting a violent insurrection designed to thwart the peaceful transition of power."
Read MoreIs This What Really Happened To John McCain's Money After He Died?
U.S. Senator John McCain of Arizona lived a life of public service, but also great national popularity. He worked hard and reaped rewards. And after his death?
Read MoreThe True Story Of The 'Wise Gals' Of The CIA
During World War II, the U.S. government created the direct predecessor of the CIA. Women played a huge role in espionage but working in that role wasn't easy.
Read MoreWhat Was Walter Mondale's Net Worth When He Died?
Like many lifelong politicians, Mondale was able to put his education, skills, and political connections to work for him, earning millions in the process.
Read MoreThe Surprising Truth About Uyghur Muslim Refugees In America
The plight of China's Uyghur Muslim population continues to alarm compassionate people around the globe. What has the United States done to help?
Read MoreWho Is Volker Türk, The United Nations' Human Rights Chief?
In the 2023 Israel-Hamas war, Volker Türk, the United Nations' Human Rights Chief, called out both sides for breaking international law by attacking civilians.
Read MoreHow Israel Became A Country
Israel is a relatively new nation, born out of a conflation of circumstances in an effort to establish a Jewish state. Yet conflict there has been ongoing.
Read MoreThe Real Reason American Politicians Are So Wealthy
American politicians' salaries pale in comparison to many other professions, yet more than half are millionaires. Here's why they are so wealthy.
Read MoreHere's Why You Probably Wouldn't Survive Inside A North Korean Prison
North Korea imprisons both foreigners and its own citizens with terrible brutality. Here's why you probably wouldn't survive in a North Korean prison.
Read MoreThe Truth About Princess Mako's Marriage To A Commoner
The marriage of Princess Mako and Kei Komuro made the Japanese royal family smaller. This is the truth about Princess Mako's marriage to a commoner.
Read MoreWhat Would Happen If The US Were Invaded
An enemy would have to break through layers of defenses before having a chance at setting foot on U.S. soil. Here's how the U.S. would react to an invasion.
Read MoreThe Tangled Life Of Matt Gaetz
Who is Rep. Matt Gaetz, what has he stood for, and what has he been involved in? Everything from accusations of human trafficking to body-shaming teenagers.
Read MoreWhy Kevin McCarthy's Removal As House Speaker Is So Historic (And What Does It Mean)
In a historic moment, the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Kevin McCarthy, was forced from his position in a 216 to 210 vote.
Read MoreWhy Election Day Is In November
The timing of U.S. Election Day has remained consistent since the first president took the White House. Here's why heads of state are decided in November.
Read MoreThe Biggest Mistakes People Make When Meeting China's Leader
International relations require careful consideration of cultural differences. Here are a few of the biggest mistakes people make when meeting China's leader.
Read MoreWhat Happens If A Member Of Congress Dies While In Office?
Occasionally, sitting Senators die before finishing out their terms, leaving a vacant seat. Here's what happens if a member of Congress dies while in office.
Read MoreUnited States Senators Who Served In Their 90s
When most people have long retired, a select few still find the energy to serve in the U.S. Senate. Here are the U.S. Senators who kept going into their 90s.
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Presidents (9)
Who Were The Oldest Presidents?
While 35 is the minimum age to run for president of the United States, there's no maximum. Here are the oldest presidents throughout history.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Theodore Roosevelt's Children?
Being the child of a U.S. president is a tall order - especially if your father was Theodore Roosevelt. Here's what became of Roosevelt's six children.
Read MoreThis Is The First President To Die At The White House
The death of a president while in office is always a national tragedy. The event becomes even more poignant when death occurs early in the president's term.
Read MoreFirst Ladies Who Were Actually Really Weird People
These first ladies were actually really weird people. Not all of them toed the line.
Read MoreThis Is How Much Money Donald Trump Is Actually Worth
Donald Trump's net worth isn't quite what he makes it out to be, to say the least. Here's what we can determine is actually his wealth.
Read MoreWhat It Was Like To Attend The Only Presidential Wedding In The White House
Grover Cleveland was the only president to have a White House wedding. So what it was like to attend the only presidential wedding in the White House?
Read More18 Scandals That Rocked America's First Ladies
America's first ladies have been mostly scandal-free, but they have run afoul of the press occasionally. Here are some first ladies' most scandalous moments.
Read MoreWhy Theodore Roosevelt Banned Christmas Trees In The White House
Theodore Roosevelt banned Christmas trees in the White House despite living there with his wife and six children. Some may consider his reason practical.
Read MoreAmerican Presidents With Rumored Illegitimate Children
While presidents are held to the highest standards, that doesn't mean they are free from indiscretion or rumors of indiscretions.
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Religion (7)
How Is A Catholic Relic Made?
Catholic relics can be found in every Catholic church across the world. But how exactly are they made? Well, the answer is a bit complicated.
Read MoreDid Jesus Really Teach His Disciples To Hate Their Families?
The Bible says a lot of things, including a passage in which Jesus tells his disciples to hate their families. What did he really mean in those teachings?
Read MoreWhat Is Islamophobia?
Islamophobia often causes people to act out violently toward Muslims, but the word for fear or hatred of practitioners of Islam has been around for a century.
Read MoreWhat Is The Catholic Church's Synod Of Bishops?
The Catholic Church is steeped in tradition and ritual, but the Synod of Bishops was only established in 1965. Here's what it is and what it's for.
Read MoreHuge Bible Storylines That Completely Disappeared
The Bible is known as the "greatest story ever told," but its small stories don't hold up to narrative scrutiny. Here are Bible stories that never finished.
Read MoreWhat The Bible Says About Cherubs
Everyone's favorite infant amorous archers, cherubs, permeate popular mythology. But what does the Bible actually say about these chubby flying babies?
Read MoreDoes The Bible Really Imply Other Gods Exist?
Across the Hebrew and Christian Bibles are plenty of stories, characters, and creatures - and even within this dichotomy there are various versions.
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Royals (9)
The Tragic Tale Of Queen Elizabeth II's Cousins, Katherine And Nerissa
Nerissa and Katherine Bowes-Lyon were first cousins of Queen Elizabeth II who were sent to live in a Victorian-era institution. Then they were forgotten about.
Read MoreWhat You Don't Know About Queen Victoria And The Kensington System
Historians tend to agree that the real purpose of the system was to create an unhealthy reliance of Victoria on her mother.
Read MoreWhat Monarchs Do After They Abdicate
Throughout history, several monarchs have abdicated due to health, political unrest, or simply because they were done with ruling.
Read MoreThe Reason Viking Burials Featured Board Games
The Vikings, who lived from the 9th to 11th century, also amused themselves with board games when they weren't trading, exploring, or raiding new lands.
Read MoreTwo Broken Hands Didn't Stop This NFL Hall Of Famer From Making A Nearly-Impossible Play
This NFL Hall of Famer made a legendary catch with two broken hands. Here's how the injured Larry Wilson made the nearly impossible play.
Read MoreThis Is The Most Powerful King To Have Ever Lived
The most powerful king to have ever lived is someone you probably haven't even heard of, who ruled an empire you also probably haven't heard of. Here's why.
Read MoreWhy Displaced Palestinians In Gaza Are Taking Refuge In UN Schools
Whenever Gaza is attacked amid the many conflicts in the region, many displaced Palestinians take refuge in United Nations schools. Here's why.
Read MoreKings Who Were Really Weird People
These kings were really weird people. Just be glad you weren't around when any of these men were in charge.
Read MoreHere's What Happened To The Bodies Of The Most Famous Kings In History
For every state funeral, there's a story of callous disregard and unmarked graves. Here's what happened to the bodies of the most famous kings in history.
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Scandals (8)
19 Of Facebook's Biggest Scandals
Facebook has had so many scandals that many users hear the words "Facebook" and "scandal" in the same sentence and wonder which is being talked about this time.
Read MoreKatharine Hepburn And John Wayne's Political Feud Explained
Katharine Hepburn and John Wayne both held opposing political beliefs amid the Red Scare that had seeped into Hollywood. Here's the details.
Read MoreWhy Dwight Eisenhower Had A Feud With Squirrels
The president hoped a putting green would be the perfect place to unwind, but his mini-golf getaway was quickly infested by Truman's old friends: squirrels.
Read MoreThe Biggest Scandals To Ever Hit Marvel Movies
Marvel has kept things pretty free of drama and scandal for such a big franchise. But nothing lasts forever. Here are the biggest scandals to hit Marvel movies.
Read MoreThe Biggest Scandals To Ever Hit The Discovery Channel
The Discovery Channel was once a very dry but very earnest item in the basic cable lineup, but then pivoted to reality TV. And with reality comes scandal.
Read MoreHuge Scandals That Hit Famous Podcasters
Podcasts and their hosts have become one of America's favorite forms of media. And befitting their personalities, great controversy has followed close behind.
Read MoreThe Biggest Scandals To Hit Moonshiners
"Reality TV" is undeniably TV -- it's the reality part that's sometimes called into question. Lots of series have been scrutinized, including "Moonshiners."
Read MoreThe Dark Truth About La Luz Del Mundo
La Luz del Mundo was founded by Aarón Joaquín González in 1926. The church grew under the leadership of his son, but was plagued by controversy from the start.
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Science (31)
The Truth About 'Fata Morgana,' Oceanic Mirages
Oceanic mirages -- "fata morgana," named after the enchantress from Arthurian legend, Morgan le Fay -- are kind of like nature's version of optical sabotage.
Read MoreThe Controversial Theory That Suggests Free Will May Not Exist
Freedom: Is it a pre-schooler declaring "You're not the boss of me," or is it something more profound, especially in terms of free will -- or lack of it?
Read MoreHow Sloths Are Able To Stay Healthy With Their Lack Of Movement
You have to wonder: With their slowness, and alleged chronic health and survival issues, how do sloths stay healthy? Despite hardly moving at all?
Read MoreInside The Disappearance Of Zealandia, Earth's Lost Continent
Scientists have mapped the world's lost continent even as it sits at the bottom of the ocean. Here's a look inside the disappearance of Zealandia.
Read MoreHow The St. Louis Arch Was Built
St. Louis, Missouri may be the only city in the United States whose skyline is dominated by a 630-foot-tall piece of art. Specifically, the Gateway Arch.
Read MoreThe Science Behind Why Cabin Crews Dim The Lights During Takeoff And Landing
If you've ever traveled by plane, you might have noticed that cabin crews dim the lights during takeoff and landing. Here's why this happens.
Read MoreSaturation Diving: The World's Most Isolated And Lethal Job
Considering a career change? Saturation diving can earn you up to $1,400 a day. The catch? It's one of the most-risky professions in the world.
Read MoreThe Real Reason You Weigh Less Near The Equator
If you are tired of the scale staying stuck, a little travel might do you good. Just pick the right location and you might even lose a few of those pounds.
Read MoreThe Most Aggressive Cat Breed In The World
Cats kill up to 2.4 billion birds and 12.3 billion small mammals annually. In that sense, they are aggressively lethal creatures.
Read MoreThe US Just Lost 23 Species To Extinction: Here's The List
More than 90% of all living things are now extinct, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is now ready to call it for several small species.
Read MoreCan Your Dead Body Actually Give Birth To A Baby?
Sometimes women die while in the advanced stages of pregnancy. Before modern medicine, this was almost certainly a death sentence for the unborn baby as well.
Read MoreHow Truly Massive Is The World's Heaviest Pumpkin?
There exists out there a mindset which would suggest that in all things, at all times, bigger is better, especially when it comes to growing produce.
Read MoreThe Most Loyal Dog Breed In The World
It's always difficult to compare good dogs, because by definition, all dogs are good dogs. Without further ado, the most loyal dog breed in the world is ...
Read MoreThings That Are Normal Now That Will Be Ridiculous In 50 Years
Technology changes our lives so quickly that in 50 years everything will be really different.
Read MoreJobs That Won't Exist In 10 Years
As technology and society evolves, the jobs of today might not still be the jobs of tomorrow.
Read MoreThe Smartest Cat Breed In The World
If you're considering going out and finding a sweet kitty cat of your own, one breed is known to be smarter than others.
Read MoreSecrets Doctors Don't Want You To Know
Doctors' best efforts sometimes aren't anywhere as good as we like to think
Read MoreMore Grim Remains Of The Titan Submersible Have Been Found
The Titan submersible lost contact with its mothership in summer 2023, and since then two expeditions have come back with remains. Here's the latest.
Read MoreFamous Scientific Theories That Were Proven Wrong
Science is all trial-and-error and new questions, which means that humanity has seen its fair share of debunked theories and hypotheses over the years.
Read MoreHere's What Would Happen If You Touched Lava
There's just something about lava. It doesn't matter that it's going to hurt, there's something that makes you want to reach out and... Don't. Just don't do it.
Read MoreMental Illnesses That Can Give You Superhuman Brain Powers
By focusing on positive side effects of mental illnesses, like the superpowers they can give you, perhaps we can begin to remove some of their negative stigma.
Read MoreOptical Illusions That'll Fool Your Brain
Humans need to make sense of a messy, uncertain world using imperfect eyes and imperfect brains. That's where optical illusions that fool your brain come in.
Read MoreReal, Ominous Warnings From Robots And Machines
If you ask the machines themselves, there are some pretty stark warnings.
Read MoreThe Most Expensive Cat Breed In The World
Some people shell out actual money for really, really fancy breeds of cat. So what is the most expensive cat breed in the world?
Read MoreFalse Facts About Pandemics That Everyone Thinks Are True
Unfortunately, there are a lot of myths about coronavirus and about disease outbreaks out there. Here are some myths about pandemics and coronavirus.
Read MoreTerrifying Facts About The Deadliest Diseases In The World
Awful diseases like smallpox and bubonic plague don't haunt us the way they once did, but it's also true that dangerous diseases are still out there.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Some People Think Cilantro Tastes Like Soap, According To Science
Cilantro is quite a controversial herb - some love it, some hate it. But this controversy does have a scientific basis. Here's what we know about it.
Read MoreHere's What The Earth Is Really Made Of
We live our entire lives on the Earth's bountiful crust without much thought about what's underneath us, but here's what the planet is really made of.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Dolly The Sheep And Her Clones?
Dolly the sheep was known around the world in the late 1990s as the first mammal to be successfully cloned. Here's what happened to Dolly and her clones.
Read MoreThe Scientific Reason You Think Your Singing Sounds Better In The Shower
Most people have probably tried singing in the shower at some point. Maybe you even thought you sounded pretty good - and you'd kind of be right.
Read MoreFascinating Facts About Spider Webs
Spider webs, the bane of flying insects, are marvels of natural engineering. Simple yet complex, there's much more to these silken webs than meets the eye.
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Serial Killers (6)
This US State Has The Most Serial Killers
Despite what Hollywood seems to want us to believe, serial killers are just not that common.
Read MoreThe True Origin Of Serial Killer Carl Panzram's Life Of Crime
Carl Panzram admitted committing thousand of crimes, including arsons, burglaries, larcenies, robberies, sodomy of men and boys, and at least 21 murders.
Read MoreThe Seinfeld Episode Inspired By A Serial Killer
Seinfeld is a bit of a time capsule of 1990s New York City life, and modern audiences may be a bit baffled by some of its references.
Read MoreHere's How Serial Killer Niels Hogel Was Really Caught
Unlike his relatives who also were nurses, Niels Högel would use the workplace to satisfy his curiosity about -- perhaps even thirst for -- death.
Read MoreHere's How Many Victims The Soviet Ripper Serial Killer Actually Had
For more than a decade, Soviet authorities couldn't find a terrifying, prolific serial killer. In the press, he was named "Killer X" and "The Rostov Ripper."
Read MoreHow Did Serial Killer Peter Sutcliffe Die?
Serial killer Peter Sutcliffe, also known as the Yorkshire Ripper, died at University Hospital of North Durham on November 13, 2020. Here's how.
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Space (2)
Here's Who's Paying $55 Million To Go To Space
The very concept of having $55 million is hard to imagine, let alone having $55 million to spend on a ticket to travel aboard a spacecraft to the ISS.
Read MoreFalse Things About Astronauts You've Been Believing
Astronauts are heroes, but we all need a bit of a reality check when it comes to astronaut stuff, because we get some things wrong.
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Sports (43)
How Much Do The World Series Champions Make?
You might imagine that MLB World Series champions make a good chunk of change for their victory. That's true, but the process is complicated.
Read MoreThe Truth About Gonzaga Star Jalen Suggs' Famous Family
Gonzaga University enters the tournament after going undefeated, hoping to become the first team since 1976 to win a championship with no losses under its belt.
Read MoreHere's Who Inherited Joe DiMaggio's Money After He Died
From baseball superstar, to Simon and Garfunkel reference, to coffee maker spokesman, Joe DiMaggio had a long and frequently successful life in the pubic eye.
Read MoreIs Ring Of Honor Fake?
It's sports' most often-asked, but rarely-answered question (at least not directly): Is the Ring of Honor (ROH) as honorably authentic as its name implies?
Read MoreEverything You Didn't Know About Boxing Announcer Michael Buffer
Michael Buffer, 76 as of this writing, brought a bit of national celebrity to a job that was, until he came along, a mere afterthought in boxing.
Read MoreInside The Rift Between Michael Jordan And Charles Barkley
If a friendship could survive one friend's team (Jordan's) beating the other's (Barkley's) for the NBA championship, seemingly nothing could come between them.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To USA Skiing Star Julia Mancuso?
Becoming an Olympic athlete requires talent, but also literally years of dedicated hard work. Once that unique goal is achieved -- what then?
Read MoreThe Real-Life Story Of Chojun Miyagi, Inspiration For The Karate Kid
Karate Kid and Cobra Kai fans may not know there was a real-life inspiration for Mr. Miyagi, and he even had the same last name.
Read MoreThe Controversy Surrounding Diana Nyad And Her Famous Swim Explained
In 2013 64-year-old Diana Nyad swam from Cuba to Florida. The feat led to controversy surrounding her famous swim from the long distance swimming community.
Read MoreRory McIlroy Is Worth A Lot More Than You Think
Rory McIlroy just might be the kind of golfer that golf needs to be, dare we say, cool. His story began in Holywood (not that one), North Ireland in 1989.
Read MoreHow Lenny Dykstra Ended Up With No Money
Short and stocky, Lenny Dykstra had to push past a lot of scouts who thought he was too small to make an impact on the game.
Read MoreHow Much Does Gonzaga Basketball Coach Mark Few Get Paid?
Much of Gonzaga's development into what appears to be a 21st-century college basketball dynasty is thanks to head coach Mark Few, at the helm since 1999.
Read MoreHere's How Much Super Bowl Broadcaster Jim Nantz Is Really Worth
Veteran broadcaster Jim Nantz seems to pop up everywhere. He'll once again be calling the Super Bowl for CBS next Sunday of course -- his sixth Super Bowl.
Read MoreThe Stunning Number Of Hits Muhammad Ali Took During His Boxing Career
Muhammad Ali is considered by many to be the greatest athlete of the 20th century, and it is easy to understand why by looking at his career statistics.
Read MoreWhat Happened To The First American Ninja Warrior Winner, Isaac Caldiero?
For six seasons, no one could win "American Ninja Warrior." Finally, rock climber Isaac Caldiero took the prize in 2015. Here's what he's up to today.
Read MoreNFL Stars Who Switched Teams This Offseason
How drastically has the balance of power shifted in the NFL during the 2019 offseason? Here are some of the NFL stars who switched teams this offseason.
Read MoreHow Michael Vick Ended Up With No Money
The answer to what happened to Michael Vick's millions is a lot more complex than simple karmic payback for his notorious role in a gruesome dog fighting ring.
Read MoreThe Alarming Number Of Surgeries The Undertaker Has Endured
In 2020, The Undertaker announced his retirement (for real this time). "My time has come," he said.
Read MoreHow John Daly Gambled Away All His Money
Daly spoke of how he gambled away over $55 million. He admitted he had to go through all his tax records in order to find out the amount of money he lost.
Read MoreAre LeBron James And Chris Paul Friends?
They've competed against each other quite a bit over the years, but lots of people are wondering if LeBron James and Chris Paul are friends off the court.
Read MoreHere's What UFC Fighters Think Of Steven Seagal
UFC champion Anderson Silva took on Vitor Belfort and came out victorious with a front kick that was considered legendary.
Read MoreWho Are Mary Lou Retton's 4 Daughters?
Olympic Gold-Metalist Mary Lou Retton was a huge star in the 1980's. She later married and had four daughters, who all became athletes in their own right.
Read MoreThe History Of The YMCA And Basketball
It's thanks to the Young Men's Christian Association that basketball exists at all and is lauded as an essential element of sports culture.
Read MoreBrowns QB Baker Mayfield Is Worth A Lot More Than You Think
Mayfield was the number one pick in the NFL draft in 2018, when he signed a four year contract worth $32.68 million that came with a $21 million signing bonus.
Read MoreHow Many Medals Does Mary Lou Retton Have?
Mary Lou Retton began her legendary gymnastics career in 1983 and retired at just 18 years old. Here's how many Olympic medals she racked up over the years.
Read MoreWhy 1968 Was An Epic Year For Sports
1968 has gone down in history as one of the most culturally and politically turbulent years ever. Less well-known is that it was also an epic year in sports.
Read MoreThe Strange Journey Of NBA Champ Rick Fox
From NBA champ to TV presence to e-sports mogul: such is the conundrum that is Rick Fox.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To USA Swimming Star Mark Spitz?
There was a time when USA Swimming star Mark Spitz was the name to beat not only in most swimming competitions but also when it came to gold medals.
Read MoreYou Can Watch Super Bowl LV Without Cable. Here's How
But how can you possibly watch the Super Bowl this year when you're a cord-cutter who can't count on your parents' cable that day? We've got you covered.
Read MoreThe Magnificent Seven: The Truth About The 1996 US Women's Gymnastics Team
In 1996, everything changed when the U.S. women's team, nicknamed the "Magnificent Seven," brought gold home for the first time in Olympics history.
Read MoreHere Is The Dress Code Members Of The US Women's Gymnastics Team Must Follow
For the athletes on the U.S. women's gymnastics team competing at the Summer Games, the dress code includes a list of banned clothing.
Read MoreHere's How Much Zion Williamson Is Really Worth
As the first draft pick, Williamson could make around $20 million in his first two years of playing in the NBA and may even make double that over four years.
Read MoreThis Is The Most Expensive Super Bowl Ring Of All Time
When it comes to the Super Bow, lots of money is involved at every level. Here's which NFL team had the most expensive Super Bowl ring.
Read MoreMost Offensive Sports Logos Of All Time
Some teams have logos with a long and cherished history, while others have logos so controversial and offensive they're a hot-button issue discussed nationwide.
Read MoreThe Time Someone Rode A Motorcycle To The North Pole
As one of the most foreboding and inhospitable places on the planet, the North Pole has always symbolized a distant and alluring challenge.
Read MoreThe Craziest Sports Moments Caught On Live TV
Live TV amps up an already crazy sports moment. Here are some unreal sports moments broadcast on live TV.
Read MoreThe Greatest Sports Teams Of All Time
Sports fans love a good debate, but some of the greatest teams of all time kill the debate before it's started. These are the greatest sports teams of all time.
Read MoreTragic Details About Basketball's Biggest Legends
Basketball has become a global business and a multi-billion dollar industry. However, for many players, life is not all fun and games.
Read MoreThe Real Reasons These Famous Wrestlers Retired
In recent years, WWE has addressed dangers like concussions and seizures. But every wrestler gets hurt eventually, and it's not part of the act.
Read MoreThe Biggest Tokyo 2020 Olympics And Paralympics Controversies
The Olympics have rarely gone off without controversy. Here are the biggest Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics controversies so far.
Read MoreTragedies And Controversies That Changed The NBA Forever
Over its seven-plus decades of life, the NBA has responded to scandals and tragedies. These are some tragedies and controversies that changed the NBA forever.
Read MoreThe Sad Reason Dick Butkus Quit The NFL
NFL player Dick Butkus was known as "The Animal" and "The Maestro of Mayhem" on the gridiron, but he eventually had to quit - and not by choice. Here's why.
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Superstitions (1)
Why The Number 7 Is Considered Good Luck
The number seven is considered good luck in various cultures - but why? To answer this question, we need to pull from the fields of history and science.
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Tragic Real-Life Stories (28)
'90s Sitcom Stars Who Died Tragically
Not all of the stars of famous 1990s sitcoms are still with us today, as nature takes its inevitable path. However, some died in tragic circumstances.
Read MoreTragic Details About Matthew Perry's Life
Matthew Perry is best known for his loveable yet sarcastic "Friends" character Chandler Bing. But his on-screen persona hid much about the tragedy in his life.
Read MoreMovies Inspired By The Disturbing True Story Of Josef Fritzl
The story of Josef Fritzl and his daughter Elisabeth is one of the most disturbing you will ever hear. Here are the movies that were inspired by the case.
Read MoreHere's What Happened To The House Marilyn Monroe Died In
Marilyn Monroe died on August 5, 1962 in her Brentwood, Los Angeles home at 12305 5th Helena Drive. Here's what happened to the property afterward.
Read MoreThe Tragic Death Of Former NFL MVP Steve McNair
McNair was found dead in his apartment in Nashville, Tennessee, on July 4, 2009. The body of his mistress, Sahel Kazemi, was found along with him.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of The Full House Cast
The family-friendly sitcom specializes in stories that are sweet, not too challenging, never very dark. The lives of cast members, however, are another matter.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Vincent Van Gogh
Despite his mental health struggles, Vincent Van Gogh painted amazing works throughout his short life. This is the tragic real-life story of Vincent Van Gogh.
Read MoreFamous People Who Died Around Their Birthday
For most people, birthdays are celebrated, while the date of death is a somber affair. For a number of celebrities, these occasions were side-by-side.
Read MoreThe Tragic Story Of The Doctor Who Pioneered Hand-Washing
Hungarian doctor Ignaz Semmelweis was the first to link hand hygiene to the spread of disease in the 1840s. Semmelweis pioneered the practice of hand-washing.
Read MoreTragic Stories About Slipknot's Clown, Shawn Crahan
A core part of Slipknot's hectic stage performance is the metal-drum-smashing clown, Shawn Crahan. For this co-founder, his life has often imitated his art.
Read MoreThe Tragic Death Of Mike Porcaro From Toto
The saddest chapters of the band's history were the separate deaths of two of the three Porcaro brothers -- Jeff, Mike and Steve Porcaro were all Toto members.
Read MoreThe Tragic Death Of Ron 'Pigpen' McKernan
Despite Pigpen's musical accomplishments with The Grateful Dead, by 1971, doctors advised him to stop touring altogether.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Grace Kelly
Hardly anyone can think of classic Hollywood without recalling actress Grace Kelly. She wasn't in very many films, but she had a huge impact.
Read MoreTragic Details About Van Halen
It hasn't been good times all the time for Van Halen. The group has endured set backs, rough times, and more.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Oscar Wilde
Even though Oscar Wilde was skilled with words, he couldn't write enough to ward off death, disease, and betrayal.
Read MoreThe Tragic Truth About The Guinness Family Curse
The name Guinness is likely to conjure up images of the legendary Irish beer, but over the years, rumors emerged of a Guinness family curse.
Read MoreLucille Ball's Tragic Real-Life Story
Lucille Ball is considered one of comedy's greatest legends, but the actress didn't have an easy-going life. Here is the tragic real-life story of Lucille Ball.
Read MoreMagnus Hirschfeld: The Tragic Story Of A Gay Rights Pioneer
The Nazis may have Magnus Hirschfeld's Institute for Sexual Sciences, but his legacy lives on in the continued battle for LGBT rights.
Read MoreThe Tragic History Of The Rat Pack
The Rat Pack is the epitome of old-school cool, but there was a lot of turmoil and sadness behind the scenes. This is the tragic history of the Rat Pack.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Willie Nelson
Willie Nelson seems so happy and mellow, it's hard to imagine that anything bad ever happened to him . Here's the tragic real-life story of Willie Nelson.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Nick Cave
People call Nick Cave the Godfather of Goth, and there have been many storm clouds over the musician's head. This is the tragic real-life story of Nick Cave.
Read MoreTragic Details About Pamela Anderson
Let's take a look at what Pamela Anderson's life has been like behind the veneer of Hollywood glamour. This is the tragic real-life story of Pamela Anderson.
Read MoreTragic Details About The Original Mickey Mouse Club Cast
Not every Mouseketeer retained their cherubic image after leaving The Mickey Mouse Club. Here are tragic details about the original Mickey Mouse Club cast.
Read MoreThe Tragic Real Life Story Of Annie Oakley
Annie Oakley did more than just earn her Wild West cred and celebrity status, becoming America's sweetheart. This is the tragic real life story of Annie Oakley.
Read MoreThe Tragic Story Of The Kidnapping Of Johnny Gosch
In 1982, Johnny Gosch disappeared and the Gosch family found themselves living a parents' worst nightmare. And 40 years later, they're still hoping for answers.
Read MoreThe Tragic Death Of Lobster Boy
Grady Stiles Jr., also known as "Lobster Boy," died when he was 55 years old. What's the story behind the Lobster Boy's death?
Read MoreThe Tragic Real-Life Story Of Brandon Lee
Brandon Lee was on the verge of establishing his identity out of the shadow of his dad Bruce Lee when he died. This is the tragic real-life story of Brandon Lee
Read MoreThe Tragic Story Of The 1996 Mount Everest Disaster
Many consider "summit fever" to be partly responsible for the 1996 Mount Everest disaster. Climbers were willing to do whatever it took to get to the top,
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Unsolved Mysteries (2)
The Oldest Cold Case: Who Killed Otzi The Iceman?
It wasn't until 2001 that scientists saw in an X-ray image that Ötzi has an arrowhead sunk deep into his left shoulder, which severed his subclavian artery.
Read MoreThe Unsolved Disappearance Of Ray Gricar
Gricar's disappearance remains a mystery to this day.
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Untold Truth (49)
The Untold Truth Of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen actually made his greatest mark as a television personality, speaking weekly to viewers about theology, philosophy, and politics.
Read MoreCaeleb Dressel: The Untold Truth Of The Olympic Gold Medalist
Dressel made his Olympics debut in 2016. His first-ever appearance was marked by winning his first gold medals when he competed in the group swimming events.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Andrew Lloyd Webber
Composer/producer Andrew Lloyd Webber has won more than 45 awards: seven Olivier Awards, seven Tonys, three Grammys, two Emmys, one Oscar, and one Golden Globe.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Yvonne De Carlo
Yvonne De Carlo was a multi-talented Hollywood star best known for her role as Lily Munster in the '60s sitcom "The Munsters."
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Courtney Love
People have opinions about Courtney Love, thanks in part to all the ups and downs in her life that have been both very tragic and sometimes comedic.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Deepfakes
What if video was no longer reliable? Horrifyingly, realistic "deepfake" are becoming increasingly easy to create. Here's the untold truth of deepfakes.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Leonard Bernstein
The man who brought us "West Side Story," Leonard Bernstein, was as complex a character as his music. His life was no different, and here's the untold truth.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Schoolhouse Rock!
In the early '70s, a team of advertisers combined kids' skill at remembering lyrics with the need to teach complex ideas. And so, "Schoolhouse Rock!" was born.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The Cars
Ric Ocasek and Benjamin Orr formed the Cars in 1976. When they found Elliot Easton, Greg Hawkes, and David Robinson, the band found what they needed.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The Oslo Accords
The Oslo Accords were negotiated in hopes of laying the groundwork for peace between Israel and the Palestinians. Clearly, things didn't work out that way.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Race Car Driver Kurt Busch
Kurt Busch has. for more than two decades, made headlines for both his off-the-track behavior and his solid performances behind the wheel.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Race Car Driver Kyle Larson
There are few personal qualities most thrill-seeking, speed-loving race-car enthusiasts could want beyond those that driver Kyle Larson has been offering up.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Sha'Carri Richardson
The sporting world was stunned when the U.S.' Olympic hopeful for the 100-and-200-meter dash, Sha'Carri Richardson, recently tested positive for marijuana.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Olympic Sprinter Allyson Felix
Allyson Felix has become one of the winningest track and field stars in sports history - but the story of her life off the track is even more compelling.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Mary Lou Retton
Retton stunned the nation in 1984 when she became the first American female gymnast to win gold. She was born to win, but her life was not always idyllic.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Benjamin Netanyahu
Benjamin Netanyahu is the longest serving prime minister of Israel. But what is it that the rest of the world doesn't know about the man leading Israel to war?
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Wolfgang Van Halen
Wolfgang Van Halen was all of 16 years old the year he stepped into Dad's work environment to replace long-time Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Bayard Rustin
The man behind the March on Washington, Bayard Rustin, faced many challenges from his youth onward. Here's the untold truth behind a remarkable and gifted man.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of James Harden
James Harden has had a storied career in basketball. He's one of the league's top scorers, regularly makes it to the All-Star team, and has been the NBA's MVP.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Race Car Driver Denny Hamlin
It's almost as though NASCAR superstar Denny Hamlin was born to race. He started out winning at the age of 16 and hasn't slowed down one bit since.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Def Leppard's Joe Elliott
Born in Sheffield, England in 1959, Joe Elliott is known for his decades as lead singer for British pop metal and rock band Def Leppard.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Queen
It should come as no surprise that the story of Queen is one of innovation, drama, and fabulousness.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of TED Talks
If you've used the internet much, you're probably familiar with TED Talks, the popular conference/speaking series that seems to go viral.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth About The Man Who Played Chewbacca
This is the untold truth about the man who played Chewbacca, and how he went from hospital orderly to everyone's favorite Wookiee.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Dr. Death
The case of Dr. Death, aka Dr. Christopher Duntsch, is terrifying. From the top of his class to life in prison: Here's the untold truth of Dr. Death.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Miracle On 34th Street
"Miracle on 34th Street' began as a film in which few had faith. "Miracle on 34th Street's" journey to began a holiday classic is nothing short of miraculous.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Kenny Rogers
Musician Kenny Rogers had the kind of career most people could only dream about. But what's the story behind the man? Here's the untold truth of Kenny Rogers.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Fats Domino
Before Auto-Tune, musicians had to have raw talent: And Fats Domino was practically brimming with it. So what don't you know about this founder of rock 'n roll?
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Roger Federer
Roger Federer is an athlete who's destined to feature in "greatest of all time" discussions for years to come. This is the untold truth of Roger Federer.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Queens Of The Stone Age
Queens of the Stone Age made themselves one of the most exciting and successful rock bands of the 21st century with a unique brand of hard rock.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The Slave Who Helped The Lewis And Clark Expedition
People have heard of the Lewis and Clark expedition, but not the man named York. Here's the untold truth of the slave who helped the Lewis and Clark expedition.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The Rat Pack
The Rat Pack consisted of singers and actors, led by the group's ringleader, Frank Sinatra. Let's take a look at the untold truth of the Rat Pack.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of NASA
NASA has some dark secrets that it'd rather you not know about. Whether they make NASA less or more cool is up to you to decide.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Oasis
Oasis' tough but playful songs pushed the burgeoning genre known as Britpop into the spotlight Behind the scenes, the Gallagher brothers' were bickering.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The Chicago Cubs
How exactly did the Chicago Cubs achieve a 108-year epic run of futility? Curses? Bad breaks? Goats? You think you know "your Cubbies?" Think again.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The Unsinkable Molly Brown
As an American folk hero, Molly Brown has become larger than life. But she was a fascinating woman. This is the untold truth of The Unsinkable Molly Brown.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The Little Rascals
"The Little Rascals" were a huge success. Even as the Rascals themselves grew up, generations of viewers continued to be entertained by their antics.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Playboy
This is the untold truth of Playboy -- the good, bad and ugly facts surrounding Hugh Hefner's life work.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Hamas
Deemed a terrorist organization, Hamas has long been at the forefront of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, most recently setting Gaza as the stage for war.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of It's A Wonderful Life
Although it has become an undisputed Christmas classic, the film's happy ending was decades in the making. This is the untold truth of "It's a Wonderful Life."
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Thanksgiving
At its best, Thanksgiving is a reminder to think back on the things we love. At its worst, Thanksgiving is an excuse to eat just disgusting amounts of food.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Stevie Wonder
Stevie Wonder mastered music at a young age and never looked back. With lots of hits, lots of children, and plenty of activism, he has led a full life.
Read MoreChippendales: The Untold Truth Of Its Founder
Chippendales founder Steve Banerjee was a money-hungry businessman who wouldn't let anything stand in the way of success, even resorting to murder.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Garth Brooks
Garth Brooks is a well-known country musician, though he went through some difficult challenges to get there. This is the untold truth of Garth Brooks.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Leslie Nielsen
Leslie Nielsen made bank off his slapstick comedic schtick. But there are also lesser-known parts of Nielsen's life. Here's the untold truth of Leslie Nielsen.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Richie Sambora
From embracing parenthood to being forced to confront a broken relationship, Richie Sambora has gone through a lot. This is the untold truth of Richie Sambora.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of Harambe
In 2016, the world was aghast at the shooting of Harambe, a lovable and peaceful 400-pound adult male gorilla. His death was tragic, but his life was eventful.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of America's Missing Nuclear Bomb
A nuclear weapon was accidently dropped in the water off Georgia in the 1950s. The fate of this bomb is a murky, which led to wild speculation and real fear.
Read MoreThe Untold Truth Of The Amazing Randi
Anyone whose blood boils at the thought of pseudoscience, and how it is used to trick the gullible out of their hard-earned money, will miss James Randi.
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Surprising Things That Happen After The United States Declares War
The U.S. declares war once in a while, and most people associate this with the mobilization of troops. But there is a lot more that can, and has, occurred.
Read MoreWomen Who Led Successful Rebellions
These historic revolts were as different as the women who led them – some were bloodless, others resulted in burned cities and hundreds of casualties.
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What The Illuminati Eye Symbol Really Means
On the back of a U.S. $1 bill is an eerie-looking "Illuminati" eye inside a shining triangle that forms the top of a pyramid. Here's what we know about the eye.
Read MoreThe Most Bizarre Religious Video Games Ever
These are the most bizarre religious video games ever, and it's not even close.
Read MoreThe Urban Legend Of The Corpse Bride
In the window of a store called La Popular, in Chihuahua, Mexico, one can find La Pascualita. She has soft features and wide eyes. Oh, and she's a mannequin.
Read MoreThe Biggest Bennington Triangle Disappearance Theories: What Really Happened?
Vermont's Bennington Triangle, which includes a large portion of a National Forest and the Glastenbury Mountains, has been the epicenter of unusual activities.
Read MoreThe Death-Positive Movement Explained
Death is the most unavoidable part of life. That might sound like a dramatic statement, but it's just a factual one.
Read MoreAncient Leaders Who Were Really Weird People
To say that some ancient leaders were really weird is probably a bit of an understatement. Being really weird was almost a prerequisite.
Read MorePopular Websites That Are Blocked In Other Countries
Just because we imagine the world wide web as a free, open paradise doesn't mean it is. In many countries, certain websites are blocked or censored.
Read MoreBizarre Things That Happened On The Set Of American Horror Story
There are plenty of bizarre and creepy things that have happened on the sets of the various American Horror Story shows.
Read MoreCelebrities Who Freakishly Died The Same Bizarre Way
It's always sad when a celebrity dies. What's really creepy and bizarre is when celebrities die in really specifically similar ways.
Read MoreThe Biggest Halloween Myths You've Been Believing
Halloween is a weird holiday, what with all the dressing up and candy and tricks. And because of that weirdness, there are plenty of myths about Halloween.
Read MoreThe Decade's Most Bizarre Political Moments
The 2010s have been a very strange decade for politics. Weird stuff happens so frequently. Here are the decade's most bizarre political moments.
Read MoreWeird Facts About The Most Powerful Women In History
Powerful women can lead just like men can, and they can also be completely bonkers. Here are weird facts about the most powerful women in history.
Read MoreWhy You Won't See The Royals Eating Shellfish
Despite how delicious the fruits of the sea may be, you're unlikely to spot any British royals partaking of them.
Read MoreTheme Park Rides You Won't Believe Are Real
These are some of the craziest theme park rides in the world. You might not even believe they're real.
Read MoreMost Bizarre Easter Eggs In Comics
These are some of the weirdest, most bizarre Easter eggs in comic book history. Strap in.
Read MorePeople Who Went Missing At Sea
The ocean is a big, big place, and plenty of people have gone missing while at sea. Here are a few examples.
Read MoreUnexplainable Things Witnessed By Hundreds Of People
These unexplainable things were witnessed by hundreds of people. Makes it a little harder to say the witnesses were deluded or lying, huh?
Read MoreDo Bodies Really Explode During Cremation?
Occasionally explosive crematorium scenarios have made the headlines, which lead to the idea that bodies can explode during cremation, but do they really?
Read MoreThe Bizarre Ending Of The Gospel Of Mark Explained
Though the four gospels of the Christian Bible's New Testament tell similar stories, the Gospel of Mark has a bizarre ending that is still debated.
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What Life Was Really Like In The WWI Trenches
Trenches were essentially an exercise in misery during World War I. Here's what life within them was really like for soldiers on both sides of the war.
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World War 2 (1)
Operation Fantasia: The WWII Plot To Fight Japan With Glowing Foxes
During WWII, the U.S. tried to invade mainland Japan with radioactive, glow-in-the-dark foxes. Here's everything you need to know about "Operation Fantasia."
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