Larry Jeffrey's 1966 Disappearance Has Never Been Solved
There are the cases of global renown -- what about Amelia Earhart? -- and then there are those too-common instances of a child disappearing in the wilderness.
Read MoreThere are the cases of global renown -- what about Amelia Earhart? -- and then there are those too-common instances of a child disappearing in the wilderness.
Read MoreThe Drab Four's music was an outlet for some dark, almost unreal experiences. These are the tragic real-life stories of the genre-bending band Type O Negative
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Read MoreThree decades before Pennsylvania men came up with the Kevin Bacon game, mathematicians were playing a similar game with one of their own. Here's the story.
Read MoreIn a remote, rainy corner of India, there are a number of bridges made to withstand extreme conditions. This is the truth about India's living bridges.
Read MoreToby Keith has been to some interesting and sometimes controversial places in his life and career. This is the untold truth of Toby Keith.
Read MoreGeneral Tso is a name that most Americans will know from Chinese restaurants, but the real General Tso was a Chinese Imperial official named Zuo Zongtang.
Read MoreWould Elvis have become such a huge star without the help of his manager? Let's examine the relationship between Elvis Presley and Colonel Tom Parker.
Read MoreMick Fleetwood was one-fifth of one of the most famous bands of all time. Known for their own drama, Fleetwood also dealt with personal tragedy.
Read MoreHave you ever wondered about the FIFA World Cup's most embarrassing upsets? We've got you covered. Read on for our list of matches and unpredictable defeats.
Read MoreWilliam Frawley and Vivian Vance became famous for their "I Love Lucy" roles, but they led fascinating lives before and after they played Fred and Ethel Mertz.
Read MoreIt's understandable why so many people fear spiders. Often used in horror movies to scare audiences, spiders are creepy, crawly, and seem to have intelligence.
Read MoreSome missing persons cases turn into homicides, some are never solved, and a rare few are solved years later when the missing person turns up alive.
Read MoreThe U.S. is younger than many other countries, but it has plenty of exquisite, notable old homes. Here are some of the most famous historic homes in America.
Read MoreHere is a look at some of the many hospitals, hotels, and asylums full to bursting with grim, grinning ghosts in each of America's 50 states.
Read MoreLeonardo's "Mona Lisa" was in the news recently, the subject of an attack with a pastry. The history of the painting continues to intrigue scholars.
Read MoreWhen Panic! at the Disco's hit single, "I Write Sins Not Tragedies," debuted on radio in 2005, many people mistook them for Fall Out Boy at first listen.
Read MoreOne November night in 1901, police raided a house party in Mexico City, creating a scandal that shook a nation. This secret drag ball changed Mexico forever.
Read MoreThe idea of nuking Mars is based on the idea of transforming the planet for human habitation. Here's what would happen.
Read MoreAlice In Chains frontman Layne Staley had one of the mightiest voices in rock history and was one of the greats of the Seattle grunge movement.
Read MoreThey became legends of their sport, then went where they could wield real influence: elected office. These are major athletes who became powerful politicians.
Read MoreAlvin "Shipwreck" Kelly gained popularity in the 1920s for sitting on poles for days at a time.
Read MoreNot a year has gone by since his death where some tangible reference to Presley hasn't made its way into film. These are the best movies about Elvis Presley.
Read MorePresidential elections can be some of the most contentious times in American politics. Here are the biggest landslides in U.S. presidential elections.
Read MoreThe Onion has delivered satire in the form of mock-traditional newspaper stories since the '90s, becoming a definitive humor site and creating a media empire.
Read MoreFrom at least 1948 to 1975, the U.S. Army was involved in human experimentation involving chemical agents at Edgewood Arsenal. Here's the story.
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