These Are America's Most Terrifying Rollercoasters
Rollercoasters are not for everyone. But if you're a thrillseeker, you might be interested in knowing the most terrifying ones America has to offer.
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Why Were The Twin Towers And Pentagon Targeted On 9/11?
On September 11, 2001, terrorists attacked the Twin Towers and Pentagon, killing thousands. Here's why these two targets were of particular importance.
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Why People Think George Washington's Bodyguards Tried To Kill Him
One of George Washington's elite bodyguards was executed for his role in a purported web of traitors - and some believe they intended to kill the president.
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Flight 93's Intended Target Isn't Known For Sure, But These Are The Theories
On 9/11, the passengers on Flight 93 fought their hijackers preventing them from hitting their intended target. These are the theories of what that target was.
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The Most Startling Musician Fashion Moments In History
Musicians and fashion have always been entwined, and performers are often at the edge of fashion boundaries. But sometimes, they really turn up the shock dial.
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Did Hemingway Really 'Write Drunk, Edit Sober?'
Nobel Prize-winning American novelist Ernest Hemingway is often attributed to a famous piece of writing advice - but did he really make this suggestion?
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Everything New Uncovered About The Queen Since Her Death One Year Ago
How much did the world really know about Queen Elizabeth II? With Elizabeth's passing, some more information come out about who she really, truly was.
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Whatever Happened To Heelys?
Remember Heelys? Those sneakers with a removable wheel in the heel that kids, teens, and young adults used to glide around on? Here's what happened to them.
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Jim Tom Hedrick Of Moonshiners Dead At 82
Jim Tom Hedrick, who was on the Discovery show "Moonshiners," died on Wednesday, September 6, 2023. Here's what we know about his passing so far.
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12 Structures Built For The World's Fair That Still Exist
Some of the most iconic man-made structures on the planet, from Paris' Eiffel Tower to Seattle's Space Needle, were built for world's fairs.
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Wild True Stories Of Wine Fraud
Wine fraud is a surprisingly common racket that dates back as least as far as the ancient Roman Empire. Here are a few of history's most notorious wine scams.
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The History Behind Smash Mouth's All Star
Some might have a disdain for all things '90s, but "All Star" has been the kind of perpetual hit for Smash Mouth that many bands would truly envy.
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Carpo: The Greek Goddess Of Autumn
The next time you step into a forest take a look around, breathe, and envision the world as moved by living, conscious spirits
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The Thing That Salvador Dali Feared Most In Life
Salvador Dali created some of the most famous surreal paintings in the world, replete with running themes, including images of something he feared most in life.
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The Real Reason Hot Air Balloons Fly So Low
Hot air balloons make a fascinating spectacle from the ground and offer stunning views from high above, but they fly low compared to other aircraft. Here's why.
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This Was The First Military Burial In Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington National Cemetery was established on June 15, 1864 - but the first military burial happened more than a month before. Here's the story.
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Why You Rarely See Vibrating Beds These Days
Vibrating beds were popular to the point of being frequent pop culture references in the mid-to-late 20th century. Here's why you rarely see them anymore.
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What Happened To Mr. Yuk, The Poison Control Icon?
The Mr. Yuk sticker was an alternative to the traditional skull and crossbones label that designates poisonous substances. Here's what happened to it.
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The Boy Scouts Have Perversion Files. This Is What They Are
The Boy Scouts, like other purported moral institutions, have been accused of sexual abuse on children. So-called "perversion files" document the accusations.
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Whatever Happened To The Man Behind Kony 2012, Jason Russell?
Jason Russell's efforts to bring awareness to atrocities in Uganda and warlord Joesph Kony went viral in 2012, then he had a breakdown. Here's what happened.
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The Most Inbred People Throughout History
Long considered a taboo in many cultures, inbreeding can cause a range of health ailments that may span generations. Sometimes this can be taken to extremes.
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The 1956 South African Treason Trial Explained
The brutal and inhumane apartheid regime held an iron grip on South Africa in the '50s. Some brave souls peacefully resisted, and ended up on trial for treason.
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Inside The Latest Planned Titanic Expedition (And Why The Government Wants To Stop It)
RMS Titanic Inc. owns the exclusive salvage rights to one of the most famous shipwrecks in history - and it's clashing with the government over its plans.
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The Connection Between The Boy Scouts Of America And The Mormon Church Explained
The Boy Scouts of America have been around for more than a century, and the Mormon church was an early adopter of the program before severing ties in 2019.
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The Fascinating History Of Music's Nudie Suits
Nudie suits have been worn by many musicians over the years, from Elvis Presley to Elton John. Here's the history behind these iconic garments.
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The Secret Tunnels Of LA's Prohibition-Era Bar Scene
LA's prohibition-era bar scene had features that you probably won't find in your average bar today: secret tunnels. Here's the story behind them.
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Inside Buddhafield, The Dancer-Founded Sex Cult
Buddhafield is a dancer-founded sex cult according to former members, who say the leader, Jaime Gomez, who calls himself Reyji or "god-king" is a predator.
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