The Mystery Behind The Eight-Day Bride Explained
It seemed likely that in the spring of 1947, 22-year-old Christina Kettlewell — also sometimes called the "eight-day bride" — had everything to look forward to.
Read MoreIt seemed likely that in the spring of 1947, 22-year-old Christina Kettlewell — also sometimes called the "eight-day bride" — had everything to look forward to.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II is the longest-reigning monarch in British history and has four children. However, you don't hear much about her youngest son.
Read MoreOn November 11, 2021, F.W. de Klerk died at the age of 85 after fighting mesothelioma. He was the last President of a South Africa under apartheid.
Read MoreLike the story of the Pilgrims and early colonists themselves, there are many different explanations of exactly why a sitting president pardons a turkey.
Read MoreThanksgiving is the most American of the holidays, and every year for nearly a century, the holiday has included both a lot of food and football games.
Read MoreFrom bad weather to loads of traffic to car accidents, some ending in tragedy, here are some of America's most dangerous bridges.
Read MoreDue to their blond hair and good looks, the couple became known as the "Ken and Barbie Killers." Karla Homolka and Paul Bernardo murdered three teen girls.
Read MoreFamed French writer Victor Hugo grew up in a politically divided home, and this experience may have shaped his own ideas about politics.
Read MoreEvery year, people of the Jewish faith commemorate Hanukkah -- an annual celebration of the festival of light. The holiday is celebrated over eight days.
Read MoreThese men didn't get to finish out their terms in Congress, or finish furthering their goals for America and her people. Let's learn their stories.
Read MoreOne of the most controversial and talked-about business pioneers of the last few decades has been Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
Read MoreIn 1953, television showed the world an event that comparatively few could see before — the coronation of a British monarch. What happens during a coronation?
Read MorePrince William was just 13 when his life as he knew it was torn apart. Because of this, his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II was understandably concerned.
Read MoreIt was less than a year after receiving the National Youth Peace Prize that Malala Yousafzai was the target of a brutal assassination attempt.
Read MoreBreakfast, they say, is the most important meal of the day. Sadly, it's also probably the one that's skipped most often.
Read MoreTravelers in a quiet corner of Laos will come across a field of ancient stone jars that have puzzled archeologists for decades.
Read MoreWhen Queen Elizabeth dies, the British public and government, as well as those of her realms across the world, will have to deal with what happens next.
Read MoreThe Salem witch trials led to the hanging of 19 women and the subsequent imprisonment of not just women, but also men and children.
Read MoreFrom Æthelred the Unready to John George Beer Jug, here are some of history's strangest nicknames and the stories connected to them.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II is considered a ceremonial figurehead, who nevertheless wields significant power as a public figure, as well as hefty financial clout.
Read MoreMen like George Washington, Ben Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson had quite the appetite and an expansive palate. They weren't shy around food. What did they eat?
Read MoreThe infamous Boston Tea Party is one of the most well-known and influential acts of protest in American and perhaps global history.
Read MoreThe Ancient Greek myths were full of terrible, awful, and bloodthirsty things, and that included the Empusa. Demonic, hungry, monstrous... Who were they?
Read MoreThe infamous LaLaurie Mansion in New Orleans was home to both lavish parties and cruel torture and murder of enslaved people. Here's what happened to it?
Read MoreThe drama on the Netflix docuseries, "Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness," is only exceeded by the spectacle that swirls around the show in real life.
Read MoreDr. Martin Luther King Jr. is one of the most notable figures of the civil rights movement, with tolerance, respect, and peace as his watchwords.
Read MoreGreco-Roman mythology has no shortage of terrifying monsters, including the famous three-headed dog of the underworld. This is the myth of Cerberus explained.
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