The Princess Diana Heirloom That Granddaughter Charlotte Might Inherit
At the tender age of 7, Princess Charlotte of Wales, daughter of Prince William and Princess Catherine, might inherit this Princess Diana heirloom.
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How A WWII Ship Turned Into A Floating Forest In Sydney
Mother nature seems more than happy to reclaim territory humans have built upon -- there is even a WWII ship turned into a floating forest in Sydney.
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Sloths Can Hold Their Breath For A Shocking Amount Of Time Underwater
Sloths aren't exactly known for their underwater prowess, but they can actually hold their breath for a shocking and impressive amount of time.
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Inside The 19th Century Execution Of 'Yankee Jim' Robinson
In 19th century America, what passed for justice was often swift and very, very final, with capital punishment carried out with ruthless efficiency.
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The True Story Of The First Human Killed By A Robot
The first human killed by a robot was only 25 years old. Unfortunately, it wouldn't be the last time that happened. Here's the true story.
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When The Royal Family Travels It Costs UK Taxpayers Way More Than You Realize
The British Royal Family travels frequently for engagements both at home and abroad, and the bill isn't cheap. It costs UK taxpayers more than you think.
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The Relationship Between Master Thief Jack Sheppard And Lawman Jonathan Wild Explained
In 1724, in the span of mere months, Jack Sheppard, a roguish burglar and thief, became the darling of London thanks to a series of high-profile prison escapes.
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What Queen Elizabeth Wrote In This Secret Letter Won't Be Known For Another Six Decades
Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest on September 19, 2022, but the queen still has something to say, only we won't know what it is until some 60 years from now.
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This Seemingly-Innocent Love Note From The 1700s Holds A Morbid Secret
Widow Anna Maria Radclyffe honored her husband by embroidering a short love note on a linen sheet.
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Hellish Parts Of The Handmaid's Tale Inspired By Real History
Margaret Atwood's work of dystopian fiction has more resonance than ever before. These are some hellish parts of The Handmaid's Tale inspired by real history.
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The Entire History Of Lunar Exploration
NASA's new Artemis mission could be the first opportunity for humans to step foot on the Moon since 1969. Are we entering the next " giant leap for mankind"?
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The Petty Reason Steve McQueen Wanted The Script For Towering Inferno Changed
When someone becomes successful enough in the world of Hollywood, they can often make significant, even silly, demands regarding projects they're doing.
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Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody And The Beatles' Hey Jude Share An Extraordinary Connection
Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" and The Beatles' "Hey Jude" share an unlikely and crazy connection. Both songs were recorded in the same studio.
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What We Know About Prince Edward, Duke Of Kent
Prince Edward was Elizabeth's first cousin via their fathers, Prince Albert (who became King George VI) and Prince George, sons of King George V. Who is he?
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BBC Viewers Did Not Mince Words When It Came To Prince Philip's Death Coverage
Viewers criticized the BBC's coverage of Prince Philip's death, when he passed away in 2021, claiming the network covered it too extensively.
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The Eerie Project Jeffrey Dahmer Was Working On At The Time He Was Captured
The saga of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer ended with his own murder in prison. Had he not been caught, the tale would have been more grotesque.
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Queen Elizabeth's Last Official Photo Is Going Viral
Queen Elizabeth died on September 8, 2022. The last official photo taken about four months before her death is going viral.
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Questionable Things About Ronald Reagan's Presidency
Ronald Reagan is a well known president, but his legacy is not free from criticism. Here are some questionable things about Ronald Reagan's presidency.
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The Best And Worst Shakespeare Plays
When Shakespeare was firing on all cylinders, he was a titan capable of moving feats of plot and poetry. But even the MVP of English literature had off days.
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The Subtle Tribute From The Queen's Favorite Pony Even Royal Watchers Missed
Queen Elizabeth II was celebrated for her dedication to duty, her sense of family, and her love of cars. She was also fond of her dogs and ponies.
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One WWI Destroyer's Wreck Was Found After 100 Years Lost At Sea
There are those who would suggest that the real frontiers needing exploration are Earth's oceans, with hundreds of years of lost lives and shipping.
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A British Guard Wasn't The Only Fainting Officer During The Queen's Funeral
The internet has been abuzz of late with stories and footage of royal guards around the world passing out while on duty. In England, it wasn't just the guards.
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The Untold Truth About LGBTQ+ People In The Wild West
Gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people played key roles in settling the American West. Read on for the untold truth of LGBTQ+ people in the Old West.
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The Best And Worst Agatha Christie Mysteries
Although most of Christie's works range from good to great, some stand out for good reasons or bad. Here are the best and worst Agatha Christie mysteries.
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Queen Elizabeth's State Funeral Outdid Churchill's In One Major Way
Queen Elizabeth's funeral was huge. While final numbers are still to come, it was a singular event, the first state funeral since Winston Churchill's in 1965.
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The Queen's Relationship With Her Canadian Mare Was Unlike Any Other
Queen Elizabeth II's love for horses is well-known, but fewer may know of the queen's cherished, obsidian mare, who was born in Canada and was named Burmese.
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The Creative Way Queen Elizabeth Passed The Time Over Christmas During World War II
Queen Elizabeth II, then a princess, spent most of her time in Windsor Castle with her sister, Princess Margaret, during World War II.
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