The Surprising Way Socialite Sandra West Was Buried
Sandra West, a socialite in San Antonio in the1960s, was buried in a peculiar fashion by being laid to rest in the front seat of her beloved blue Ferrari.
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The Surprising History Of What Ended Up Happening To Clark Gable's Best Actor Oscar
It is often assumed that the Oscars remain with the actors themselves for the rest of their lives. But the truth is, that hasn't always been the case.
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How Volodymyr Zelenskyy Made History As President Of Ukraine
Volodymyr Zelenskyy, president of Ukraine, was thrust into the harsh, tragic spotlight of world history when his country was invaded by the Russian military.
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The Real Meaning Behind Amazon's Brand Name
Jeff Bezos' Amazon is the biggest online marketplace in the world. However, this behemoth had many name changes in the early days before arriving at Amazon.
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What Happened To Lava Lamps?
The lava lamp was launched in the early '60s and became popular during the psychedelic counterculture era.
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The Origin Of The University Of Kansas Jayhawk Explained
The University of Kansas Jayhawk is more than just a cartoonish character based on a mythical bird.
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Why Donald Trump Admires Putin So Much
Ever since the 2016 presidential election campaign season, Donald Trump's relationships with Russia and Vladimir Putin, have been part of his narrative.
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The True Story Of The Bombing Of United Airlines Flight 629
Within 11 minutes of departure, United Airlines Flight 629 crashed, killing all 39 people and five crew members on board.
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How Did August Get Its Name?
We all know August as one of our favorite summery months, but how did it get its name? It actually dates back to Ancient Rome and the reign of Emperor Augustus.
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Why Is I Always Capitalized?
If you don't grow up speaking them, some languages and their unique characteristics can seem odd when first encountered. English has more than its share.
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What Is A Burial Tree?
Many people associate death with being buried underground or cremated but some cultures have been known to place their dead in what is called a burial tree.
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What Is The Difference Between Immigrate And Emigrate?
"Immigrate" and "emigrate" might sound very similar, but they actually mean quite different things. Here's the difference between "immigrate" and "emigrate."
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The Most Common Ways To Die In 1800s America
Thanks to advances in medical science, personal hygiene, and human welfare, people don't die from all the bonkers things they used to die from 200 years ago.
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The History Of The Elizabeth Taylor Diamond
Elizabeth Taylor was a critically acclaimed film actress who was also known for her lavish lifestyle -- numerous husbands, as well as numerous jewels.
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How Did Fake Doctors Get Nicknamed Quacks?
People working in the medical profession are vital to society. But how fake doctors came to be known as quacks has its origin in a dark and dodgy medical past.
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The Long History Of Yale's Mascot, Handsome Dan, Explained
Lots of schools have animals as a mascot. It turns out that Yale's mascot, a bulldog named Handsome Dan, has roots extending well into the 19th century.
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The Real Reason We Say Goodbye
The word "goodbye" has become a common part of our everyday vocabulary, but why do we say it and where does it come from? This is the reason we say goodbye.
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The Surprising History Of Running Explained
Running is odd; it's so intuitive kids do it without prompting and so unexpected that to see someone running because they're late for work makes people gawk.
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The Truth About Volodymyr Zelensky's Wife, Olena
As Russian military forces bore down on Ukraine, the threatened country's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, remained. His wife, Olena, was by his side.
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The Truth About Buzz Aldrin's Relationship With Neil Armstrong
Though you'd think that the Apollo 11 astronauts were friends, the reality is complex. This is the truth about Buzz Aldrin's relationship with Neil Armstrong.
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The Strangest Theories About The Invention Of Blow Up Dolls
The idea of a lifelike, albeit inanimate, object being designed and utilized for sexual gratification isn't exactly a new thought. What about blow up dolls?
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The Dangers Associated With Visiting The Cliffs Of Moher
The Cliffs of Moher offer a breathtaking view, but for some, straying from the path has led to death. These are the dangers associated with visiting the cliffs.
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The Mystery Behind NASCAR Driver L.W. Wright
In 1982 one mysterious man managed to talk his way onto the starting grid at one of NASCAR's most famous and fastest tracks, the Talladega Superspeedway.
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Inside Vladimir Putin And Barack Obama's Complicated Relationship
National leaders must take into consideration the needs and desires of their citizens, but must also balance those needs against other global powers.
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How Were Hard Hats Invented?
Hard hats are a crucial part of the uniform for construction workers, miners, and others, but where did they come from? Here's how they were invented.
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What Happened To The Slinky?
How did a long thin strand of metal coil become one of the best-selling toys of all time? Who were the people behind its success?
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Who Invented Furby?
Furbys were one of the most popular toys of the 1990s, known for their innovative weirdness. Heres' where Furbys came from, and what led to their invention.
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