Whatever Happened To VH1's Pop-Up Video?
Beginning in the 1990s, VH1's "Pop-Up Video" took the music video world by storm, offering tidbits of info and gossip to viewers. Here's what happened to it.
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How Blind Frog Ranch Got Its Name
Blind Frog Ranch is the center of the Discovery Channel show "Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch." So how did it get its name? Well, that's a funny story.
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What We Know About The Ice Maiden Of The Andes
The face of the Ice Maiden of the Andes was finally reconstructed in 2023. Here's what we know about the ancient girl and how she died years ago.
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Why Are There So Many Christian Denominations?
There are thousands upon thousands of Christian denominations across the world. Why are there so many? Let's look back in history and find the answer.
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Whatever Happened To Nicole Brown Simpson's House?
Actress Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman were murdered on June 12, 1994, outside of her Los Angeles condo. Here's what happened to the house.
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Who Had The Most Children Recorded In The Bible?
A fair few biblical rulers had a lot of kids, but who had the most? It's tough to say, as many are mentioned in passing. Here's who had the most recorded.
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These Final Messages From Sinking Ships Are Haunting
Maritime disasters are always a tragedy, made worse by the lives lost. As ships radioed for help, captured were final messages of crew and passengers.
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Inside Mary And Anne Boleyn's Complicated Relationship
Many recognize Anne Boleyn as the doomed second wife of Henry VIII. But her sister Mary was also a key court figure, and their kinship was fraught with drama.
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Details About Katharine Hepburn's Lengthy Affair With Spencer Tracy
Katharine Hepburn had a lengthy affair with Spencer Tracy, though details only surfaced after the death of Tracy and his wife. Here's what we know.
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The Tragic Story Of The Sinking Of The Lusitania
In 1915, a German U-boat sank the passenger cruiser Lusitania, with 1,198 souls lost. From unheeded warnings to leaky lifeboats, that fateful day is explained.
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Is Long Island Actually An Island?
Is Long Island actually an island? Sure, the name suggests it is, but sometimes names can be deceiving. Here's the rather complicated answer to this question.
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Why The Regency Era In Britain Was Such A Wild Time
The Regency Era has often been depicted as austere and proper, when it fact it was a period of wild behavior and upheaval.
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Who Was Samuel In The Bible?
Two books of the Bible bear Samuel's name - but who exactly was he? The answer is complicated. In fact, he is quite an interesting character.
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The Romantic Wedding Day Present Prince Rainier Commissioned For Grace Kelly
The actress-turned-princess Grace Kelly was gifted a romantic wedding day present from Prince Rainier, one that he commissioned just for her.
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Every Baby That Was Born In The White House
Being born in the White House has been a rare occasion throughout American history. Here are all the members of this exclusive club, and how they fared.
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The Real Meaning Behind David Bowie's Heroes
The meaning behind David Bowie's "Heroes" was inspired by a historical place but the song itself may have helped propel the destruction of that same structure.
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Bonfire Night: Your Guide To The Fall Celebration
Bonfire Night is celebratory, but its origins come from an assassination attempt that led to the deaths of several men. Here's a guide to the fall celebration.
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What's The Difference Between Day Of The Dead And All Souls Day?
Day of the Dead and All Souls Day fall around the same time, and both are focused on deceased loved ones. But they aren't the same thing. Here's the difference.
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How Much Do The World Series Champions Make?
You might imagine that MLB World Series champions make a good chunk of change for their victory. That's true, but the process is complicated.
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How Is A Catholic Relic Made?
Catholic relics can be found in every Catholic church across the world. But how exactly are they made? Well, the answer is a bit complicated.
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Why The Number 7 Is Considered Good Luck
The number seven is considered good luck in various cultures - but why? To answer this question, we need to pull from the fields of history and science.
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The Dark Truth Of The Most Haunted Bridges In The World
Haunted bridges are a pretty common trope in spooky stories. Whether fact or fiction, many bridges across the globe have a scary story attached to them.
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What John Lennon's Rumored Last Meal Was
What was the last thing musician John Lennon ate before he was shot and killed on December 8, 1980? Here's what we know about his rumored last meal.
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Famous People Who Passed Through Ellis Island
Ellis Island, New York, was the first port of call for immigrants for over half a century. Masses of people have passed through, including a few famous ones.
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What Happened To Bill Clinton's Inaugural Ball Saxophone?
During his inauguration ball on January 19, 1993, former president Bill Clinton busted out his saxophone. Here's what happened to the instrument.
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The Tragic Tale Of Queen Elizabeth II's Cousins, Katherine And Nerissa
Nerissa and Katherine Bowes-Lyon were first cousins of Queen Elizabeth II who were sent to live in a Victorian-era institution. Then they were forgotten about.
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The Magna Carta Is More Important Than You Probably Realize. Here's Why
The Magna Carta was issued by England's King John in 1215 C.E., but its infuence has rippled all the way into the present. Here's why it's so important.
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