What New York's Danceteria Was Really Like
Danceteria was a huge part of the '80s New York City nightclub scene. From the dance floor to the rooftop, here's what awaited you during a night at Danceteria.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Dinah Washington
Fondly remembered as the Queen of the Blues, Dinah Washington's angelic voice captivated audiences across the U.S. However, her life story is not so magical.
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Did George Washington Approve Of The Boston Tea Party?
The act of rebellion known as The Boston Tea Party was a catalyst for the American Revolution which led to George Washington's presidency. But did he approve?
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Tragic Details About Morgan Freeman
One of Hollywood's most recognizable actors and voices, the soft-spoken Morgan Freeman is adored by all. But his life and career have been far from easy.
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The Only Times The Times Square New Year's Eve Ball Drop Was Cancelled
The Times Square New Year's Eve ball drop has happened almost every year since the first one in 1907. Here are the only times that the event was cancelled.
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More Details Emerge About The Driver Who Hit Biden's Motorcade
The president was inconvenienced and annoyed by a driver who apparently had no idea whose motorcade he just slammed into.
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No, John F. Kennedy Didn't Smoke Weed In The White House (That We Know Of)
It's been rumored that John F. Kennedy smoked weed in the White House during his presidency with one of his mistresses, but there is no proof (that we know of).
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The Origins Of Kwanzaa Explained
December is home to many holidays. Christmas is the most popular in America, but there's one that has lost prominence over the years: Kwanzaa.
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Everything To Know About The Seven Symbols Of Kwanzaa
The symbols and meaning folded into the holiday of Kwanzaa are rooted in age-old beliefs that make it a moving, beautiful tribute to African culture.
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Here's Who Inherited P.T. Barnum's Money After He Died
American promotor P.T. Barnum, who founded the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus in 1871, left his substantial inheritance to various people.
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Yes, George Washington's Inaugural Bible Is Still Intact. Here's Where You'll Find It
The Bible used in the historic inauguration of the first American president, George Washington, is still intact. Here's where you'll find it.
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Why The Babushka Lady From JFK's Assassination Remains A Mystery
The 1963 assassination of United States President John F. Kennedy has led to many conspiracy theories about what happened on that fateful day.
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Whatever Happened To The Psychic Who Predicted JFK's Assassination?
There was one particular psychic who predicted John F. Kennedy's assassination and had a long-running career. Here's what happened to her.
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What School Was Really Like During Colonial Times
School in the American colonies was an odd mix of teachers, locations, and opportunities. However it happened, the reality of colonial school may surprise you.
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Here's What Happened To JFK's Clothes After He Was Shot
Jackie Kennedy's pink suit became iconic after her husband was assassinated right next to her, but here's what happened to JFK's clothes after he was shot.
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The Poignant Story Of John F. Kennedy's Last Christmas Card Before He Died
Before he died, former President John F. Kennedy and his wife were preparing to send out a unique Christmas card design to friends and loved ones.
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John F. Kennedy's Favorite Foods (And Why He Had To Be Reminded To Eat Dinner)
Former President John F. Kennedy was known to enjoy various kinds of foods, and he had a particular favorite for lunch. Here's what he often ate.
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The Wild Amount Norman Lear Paid For A Copy Of The Declaration Of Independence
Legendary television producer Norman Lear is best known for "All in the Family." He also once paid for a copy of the Declaration of Independence.
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Teddy Roosevelt Holds This Impressive Record For American Presidents
Teddy Roosevelt was the 26th president of the United States, and he holds an impressive record among other American heads of state. Here's what it is.
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This Is Who Inherited George Washington's Estate After He Died
After former United States President George Washington died, his estate was divided up per his will. Here's who received a part of the remains.
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Here's Where You'll Find Harriet Tubman's Grave
Harriet Tubman is the famous Underground Railroad operator who brought many enslaved Black Americans to safety. Here's where you'll find her grave.
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The Untold Truth Of Ansel Adams
Ansel Adams is famous for capturing America's natural beauty, but he also survived an infamous disaster, took on presidents, and championed nuclear power.
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Henry Kissinger, Diplomat And Statesman, Dead At 100
U.S. statesman and controversial advisor to multiple generations of presidents, Henry Kissinger, has died. He was 100 years old.
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Every Pet In The Kennedy-Era White House
While living in the White House, the Kennedys kept a lot of pets. From ducks to hamsters to ponys, here are all the members of the extended presidential family.
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Why The US Stopped Making The $20 Coin
"Making it rain" with a bunch of heavy coins isn't quite the same as it is with cash. But that's not why the U.S. stopped making the $20 coin.
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The Man Who Was JFK's Best Friend
There were many prominent figures in John F. Kennedy's life, but his best friend didn't take the stage like the rest of them. Here's who he was.
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Here's Where You'll Find The Grave Of Robert E. Lee
Confederate General Robert E. Lee has a complicated history as someone whose been both revered and reviled. Here's where you'll find his grave.
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