Why England Banned White Bread During World War II
During World War II it was all hands on deck and everyone made sacrifices, even of little things. Here's why England specifically banned white bread in WWII.
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Things People Believe Are In The Bible But Aren't
The Bible has birthed many scenes in popular culture, such as the infamous apple that caused humanity's fall. But not all of these are actually in the Bible.
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The Centuries-Old Act Donald Trump Plans To Use If He Becomes President Again
Former President Donald Trump and his advisors are cooking up a plan to revive the Federalist's Alien Act as part of his crackdown on immigration.
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The True Story Of The Battle Of The Sexes: Billie Jean King Vs. Bobby Riggs
Here's the incredible true story of the 1973 exhibition match between feminist icon Billie Jean King and retired tennis legend Bobby Riggs.
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The Timeline Of JFK's Assassination Explained
Despite being obsessively looked into by historians and conspiracy theorists for decades, many details of the JFK assassination's timeline are not well-known.
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Tragic Details About Model Ruslana Korshunova
Model Ruslana Korshunova died by suicide in 2008. She was later connected to a Russian group that has been accused of being a cult. Here's the story.
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Here's Where Jackie Kennedy Is Buried
Former first lady Jackie Kennedy died on May 19, 1994, from non-Hodgkins lymphoma. She left quite the mark throughout her life. Here's where she was buried.
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The Dark Real-Life Story Of The HIV Trial In Libya
In 2000, Libya shocked the world by accusing several nurses and doctors of deliberately infecting Libyan children with HIV. Their trial was a multi-year ordeal.
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The Horrifying Symbolic Origins Of Godzilla
Japan's 1954 "Godzilla" kicked off a massive franchise that has even found success in the United States. But the creation has some horrifying symbolic origins.
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The Grim And Mysterious History Of Lake Lanier's Many Deaths
Since the 1950s, more than 500 people have died in Georgia's Lake Lanier. But even before the manmade lake was formed, the area was plagued by tragedy.
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Why Everyone Mistakenly Thinks Jackie Kennedy's Inauguration Outfit Was Blue
Think about Jackie Kennedy's inauguration outfit - do you picture it as blue? Well, it wasn't, but you aren't the only one who remembers it that way.
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Who Is Crown Prince Frederik Of Denmark?
At the end of 2023, Queen of Denmark Margrethe II announced she would be be abdicating in January. Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark will take her place.
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Whatever Happened To Rachel Dolezal?
Former African Studies instructor Rachel Dolezal's life came crashing down when it was revealed that her parents are white - unlike what she'd claimed.
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A Look At Crater Lake's Morbid History
While there are plenty of creepy myths about Crater Lake, even a look at the real life stories reveals a truly unnerving past for this beautiful national park.
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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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Here's Where Nelson Mandela Is Buried
Civil rights advocate Nelson Mandela, South Africa's first president, died on December 5, 2013. Here's where the anti-apartheid actvist was buried.
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What Happened To The 18th-Century Jade Bowl From Antiques Roadshow?
An 18th-century jade bowl from "Antiques Roadshow" was part of a collection that was valued at $710,000 to $1,070,000. Here's what happened to it.
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Inside Albert Einstein's Tragic Childhood
Theoretical physicist Albert Einstein is one of the most influential scientists in history, but he had a tragic childhood. Here's what happened.
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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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How Was Marijuana Used In Ancient Rome?
Marijuana is used all across the world and has become more accepted in many countries. So how was it used in ancient Rome? Let's take a look.
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The Reason 10 Calendar Days Were Skipped In 1582 (And What Happened Afterwards)
In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII announced that a 10-day chunk of October would be struck from the calendar. Not everyone was willing to play along.
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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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Mafia Stories That Seem Too Wild To Be True
News about the mafia usually means murders, crime, drugs, and the occasional cannoli -- all outrageous in their own right.
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Did John F. Kennedy Jr. Have A Relationship With Princess Diana?
Some have speculated that John F. Kennedy Jr. had a relationship with Princess Diana, but is there evidence for this theory? Here's what we know.
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What It Was Like To Celebrate Christmas With Queen Elizabeth's Corgis
Queen Elizabeth was known for many things, including a deep love of her corgis. And at Christmas, these pets got some pretty special treatment.
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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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