The Sacred Band Of Thebes: The Elite Unit Of Soldiers That Took Down Sparta
The Sacred Band was an elite fighting force that changed the course of the ancient world. They were the most imposing army of the age — at just 300 men.
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Modest Mouse Facts For Every Fan
Those who have been in tune with rock since the '90s will know of Modest Mouse. Their real-life incidents are the stuff of rock 'n' roll lore.
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What Funerals For Popes Are Like
The death of Benedict XVI, a former pope who lived during the reign of his successor, challenged traditions. Here's what funerals for popes are like.
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The Worst Winter Storms In US History
Any major snow storm has the potential to disrupt your life, but sometimes Mother Nature whips up a winter storm powerful enough to make history.
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Final Interviews Of Famous Athletes
Athletes are inspiring to fans on and off the court. Here is what was said in the final interviews with some of the world's best and most famous athletes.
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Famous People Diagnosed With Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson's disease is characterized by unintended body movements, often occuring around age 70. These are famous people diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
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The Untold Truth Of Tanya Tucker
Tanya Tucker was one of the most vocal female stars of the outlaw country movement. It wasn't all smooth sailing, though.
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The Messed Up Truth About The 1970s Music Industry
It's no secret that the 1970s were filled with sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll, and the music industry was full of tawdry tales.
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The History Of The World's First Penitentiary
The history of the world's first true "penitentiary," inspired by Quaker ideology, is long, dark, and twisted.
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The First Chancellor Of West Germany After The Defeat Of The Nazi Regime
Konrad Adenauer was a lifelong politician who could not have wished for a more eventful life or career, and he ultimately achieved stunning political success.
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The Storied History Of Negro League Baseball
Before its decline, Negro League Baseball was once one of the biggest professional draws in the U.S. Here is the storied history of Negro League Baseball.
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The Dark Secret About Being A Silent Film Star
When you think about Old Hollywood, you can't help but get caught up in the idea of glamor. The reality is there was a dark side to being a silent film star.
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Who Is Caroline Ellison In The FTX Scandal?
Just who is Caroline Ellison and how did she get wrapped up in the FTX scandal?
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Tragic Details About The Warsaw Uprising
Though it happened nearly 80 years ago, it is still an immensely important part of history. These are tragic details about the Warsaw Uprising.
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US Cities With Less Than 100 People Living There
For various reasons, there are a lot of small towns in the United States. Here are some U.S. cities with less than 100 people living there.
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The Dark Side Of Being A 1950s TV Star
Showbusiness may be glorious and glamorous, but it has never claimed to be for the faint of heart. Here is the dark side of being a 1950s TV star.
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Bodies Of Water Too Dangerous For Anybody To Touch
Water is the essence of life, except when it isn't. People need to stay far away as possible from these bodies of water, simply the deadliest on the planet.
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Marijuana From Ancient History To Now
From early agriculture to modern medicine, marijuana has long partnered with human civilization. Here is the story of marijuana from ancient history to now.
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The Worst Nuclear Disasters Throughout History
There are more incidents involving nuclear power and radioactive sources than Chernobyl. These are some of the worst nuclear disasters the world has ever seen.
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Steve Irwin: What Only True Fans Know About The One And Only Crocodile Hunter
This is the untold truth of Steve Irwin. Crikey! Here's everything you ever wanted to know about the daring Crocodile Hunter.
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Here's What Going To School Was Like In The U.S. In The 1800s
it wasn't until the early 19th century that an official public education system in the U.S. was finally put in place. Here's what school was like in the 1800s.
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The Timeline Of All Six Of The Three Stooges Explained
Moe Howard and Larry Fine were always there, but four different stooges occupied the third slot. Here's the timeline of all six of the Three Stooges explained.
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Political Debate Moments That Caused A Stir
Ever since the first televised presidential debate was broadcast in 1960, debates have served up juicy, hilarious, outrageous, and downright bizarre moments.
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These Are The Longest Prison Sentences Ever Served
Criminals are handed down longterm sentences to ensure they are not released as a threat to society. Here are the longest prison sentences ever served.
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What These Iconic Olympians From The 2000s Look Like Today
The first decade of the 2000s, in particular, gave us some of the most recognizable faces of the Olympic Games, many of whom have moved on to further pursuits.
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The Color Purple Lost All 11 Of Its Oscars Nominations. Here's Who Won Them
When "The Color Purple," was adapted into a film, the reviews were astounding, and it received 11 Oscar nominations. It lost all of them, and here's who won.
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Whatever Happened To Smash Mouth?
Everyone knows Smash Mouth's smash hit "All Star," but what happened to the band after the song achieved widespread success? There were some ups and downs.
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