The Biggest Bigfoot Theories
The study of mythic creatures -- cryptozoology -- has its adherents and its scoffers. One legend persists, even today: Call it Bigfoot, or Sasquatch.
Read MoreThe study of mythic creatures -- cryptozoology -- has its adherents and its scoffers. One legend persists, even today: Call it Bigfoot, or Sasquatch.
Read MoreThe story that has been told time and time again was that John Wilkes Booth's actor brother, Edwin, kept President Lincoln's son from being crushed to death.
Read MoreEven with the best intentions, fundraising attempts don't always go as planned. One Brazilian priest's effort to raise money proved unsuccessful, and fatal.
Read MoreThere are many texts which serve as the basis for religious belief. Christianity has the Bible; Islam, the Quran. Is there a difference been their books?
Read MoreThe 2003 film "Seabiscuit" is supposedly the true story of a racehorse who inspired Depression-ravaged America. The film gets most of the story correct.
Read MoreIt's not often remembered now, but during World War II, soldiers of Nazi Germany occupied Britain's Channel Islands, located off the coast of France.
Read MoreColor plays an important role in Biblical symbolism. In one particular case, the matter of color and who was wearing it, and in what context, involved Jesus.
Read MoreWhenever Hollywood takes on a truly epic story -- the Battle of Midway, for instance -- there are concerns about accuracy of the movie's narrative.
Read MoreToward the end of the year, nativity scenes start to appear, in homes, in public displays. There's good evidence to suggest that they might not be accurate.
Read MoreMost photos of Helen Keller are in black and white, but this colorized photo will change how you look at her.
Read MoreJohn Wayne's screen personas tended to be manly men of few words and rare emotions. But in real life, it seems religion played its part, especially at the end.
Read MoreWith only fragments of sources, it's easy to get pretty mixed up in the world of Norse mythology. These are Norse mythology's most important gods and goddesses.
Read MoreFor decades there has been speculation about what really goes on at Area 51, a secretive military site in the Nevada desert. Here are the biggest theories.
Read MoreIt'll be here before you know it: another New Year's Eve and with it, perhaps, resolutions. Why do we try to improve ourselves with the advent of a new year?
Read MoreThe Wolf of Wall Street featured lots of wild and crazy moments, but how much of the film was true, and how much of it was fictionalized?
Read MoreIn its 25th season, "Antiques Roadshow" is a series that is watched by nearly 6 million viewers a week. The show became an American mainstay in the late 1990s.
Read MoreThe story behind the constellation now known as Ursa Major involves a person named Callisto. How did Callisto end up as a starry arrangement in the night sky?
Read MoreThe story of Robin Hood and his merry men is set in the Sherwood Forest, but does that place actually exist?
Read MoreThe presidency today is a complicated business, requiring a certain level of intellectual ability. It's always been challenging. James Madison was up to it.
Read MoreWhat do you see when you look up into a clear night sky? Pinpoints of starlight, where we might someday boldly go? Or do you see the roots of ancient myth?
Read MoreOver the shoulder of the hunter Orion, the bull Taurus is visible along the ecliptic in winter and spring, and there are many myths associated with Taurus.
Read MoreEven though Norse pagans try to go back to the source as much as possible, there is a different way of life for each individual, bound by shared values.
Read MoreWhen discussing the British royal family and money, it is quite obvious the queen and her regal relatives are rich, but not as much as you might think.
Read MoreIt's worth looking back to see what really happens in a factory town. This is the Colorado Coalfield War: the bloodiest labor dispute in U.S. history.
Read More"The King's Speech" is a 2010 biographical film, recounting the friendship between King George VI of England and his Australian speech therapist, Lionel Logue.
Read MoreGerald Ford worked as a model in his 20s and was featured in a couple of magazines.
Read MoreIt's a tragic fact that war is part of the fabric of American history. Which president was the first to declare war on behalf of the new nation?
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