Square Dancing's Roots Aren't As Wholesome As They Seem
One of the characteristics of human beings is the creation of art -- whether through something like painting, or sculpture, or music, or movement.
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The Watcher House Sold For $400K Less Than What The Broaddus Family Paid For It
The Broadduses took a loss and sold their home after being terrorized by The Watcher.
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Who Bought The Watcher House From The Broadduses?
The Watcher house in Westfield, New Jersey, was purchased from the Broadduses in 2019.
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A Stylish Pair Of Levi's From The 1880s Fetched A Staggering Amount At Auction
Some things definitely don't get better, let alone more valuable, with age, but that has proven false about a laborer's clothing from the 1800s.
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Fascinating Facts About The Tower Of London
With its formidable appearance looming over the Thames, the Tower of London has quite the history.
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When Was The First White House Halloween Celebration?
The inhabitants of the White House famously decorate for Christmas and host an annual Easter egg roll, but does the First Family go all-out for Halloween?
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Here's Why A Pack Of Gum Was Part Of Such A Historic Event
History is full of monumental events that mark the beginning of new ages, paving the way for a changed future. Here's how a pack of gum was part of one.
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Why Mystery Still Surrounds The Death Of Michael Landon's Grandson
The grief felt by a parent who has endured the death of an adult child is unfathomable, whether or not celebrity is involved. Answers are needed.
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Why Some Defectors Return To North Korea By Choice
North Korea is known for its stringent dictatorship, its secrecy, and its citizens' lack of freedom. Here's why some defectors return to North Korea by choice.
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Why Experts Don't Agree On The Death Toll From The Black Plague
One dread disease of the past that is still around is the bubonic plague, often historically referred to as the "Black Plague" or "Black Death."
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Why Do We Say Autumn And Fall?
Many people will be quite strident regarding their favorite season of the year, for any number of reasons, but a choice of seasonal names is a possibility.
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The Most Famous Cemeteries In America
American families have at least 144,847 choices of cemetery for their final resting place. Here are some of the most famous cemeteries in America.
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Why Paleontologists Decided To Eat Their 50,000-Year-Old Animal Discovery
In the case of the frozen ancient animal uncovered in Alaska, some wondered — what might the animal taste like, after thousands of years in a deep freeze?
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What Does International Men's Day Celebrate?
There are those dedicated national holidays in the United States, observed annually and with great fanfare. Comes now an unofficial, positive day honoring men.
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This Small Italian Province Plays Host To A Bloody, Centuries-Old 'Miracle'
Some might argue that there's a fine line -- even a massive gap -- between religious faith and scientific investigation, especially when it comes to miracles.
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Martin Luther King Jr's Relationship With Folk Icon Joan Baez Explained
The folk music era brought issues of social justice to the attention of a broad audience, with artists who not only sang, but acted on their convictions.
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World War II Pacific Front Timeline Explained
If World War II's European front was a battle of brute force, the war in the Pacific was a chess game. Here's what happened along the Pacific front.
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How A Dysfunctional Government Broke Ancient Rome's Republic
In case anyone needs reminding: no civilization lasts forever. Here's the story of how a dysfunctional government broke ancient Rome's republic.
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BB King Went To Bed Every Night Listening To This One Legendary Album
No question but that show business can be a land of intense, even bitter, rivalry between artists. And then comes a tale of one admiring another's talent.
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How Deion Sanders Made Both MLB And NFL History On The Same Day
Deion Sanders is one of those rare athletes that played professionally for two sports. Here's how he made both MLB and NFL history on the same day.
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The Dallas Cowboy Legend That Manned A Bomber Plane Over War-Torn Europe
On November 21,1944 a young Texan left England on his first bombing run into Germany. He would go on to become one of the most legendary coaches in the NFL.
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Real-Life Witches And Wizards That Actually Existed
Practitioners of magic have historically been wrapped in myth and legend, but a few were real. Here's a look at some witches and wizards that actually existed.
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The Royal Life Of Prince Andrew
Prince Andrew's downfall is one for the ages. Once the royal son who could do no wrong, he then did all sorts of wrong. This is the royal life of Prince Andrew.
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Facts About Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has ruled Iran for over three decades, not with criticism and controversy.
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Questionable Things About Gerald Ford's Presidency
Most know the 38th U.S. President Gerald Ford as Richard Nixon's successor. Here are some questionable things to happen after he took his place.
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How Did The World Find Out About King George VI's Death?
King George VI died unexpectedly at the age of 56. Here's how the world, and his daughter, Elizabeth, found out about his death.
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Is There A Hidden Song Painted In The Last Supper?
Some experts think there is a hidden song painted in Leonardo DaVinci's famous painting, "The Last Supper," but is there really?
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