What Did Ancient Mesopotamians Believe About Ghosts?
The spirits of dead folks were apparently quite the force in Mesopotamia. Here's what the ancient Mesopotamians believed about ghosts.
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The Untold Truth Of Dorothy Dandridge
Dorothy Dandridge has been called the first Black movie star, who thrived in the golden age of Hollywood. Here is the untold truth of Dorothy Dandridge.
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Hasbro's Short-Lived Answer To Barbie Was The Stuff Of Nightmares
To try to compete with Mattel's newfound success with Barbie Dolls, in 1965 Hasbro launched the Little Miss No Name Doll.
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The Untold Truth Of Joshua From The Bible
Joshua was Moses' right-hand man, who led the Israelites into the land of Canaan after his master's death.
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Why The 'Flag Waving' Moon Landing Conspiracy Makes No Sense
Conspiracy theorists claim photos of Apollo 11 astronauts on the moon with the American flag reveal the moon landing was a hoax. Here's why they're wrong.
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E Street Band Saxophonist Clarence Clemons' Last Show Wasn't Where You'd Expect
Clarence Clemens was the long-time saxophone player with Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band. His last performance, though, was with this unexpected artist.
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The Untold Truth Of Reuben From The Bible
The Bible is filled with characters who flit in and out of the narrative like ravens from Noah's ark. One example is Reuben, son of Jacob and brother of Joseph.
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The Story Behind The Man Who Had 116 Nails Removed From His Stomach
it's hard to imagine someone eating sharp metal and living to tell about it. Here's the story behind the man who had 116 nails removed from his stomach.
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The Haunting Ghost Story Of Olimpia Maidalchini
Olimpia Maidalchini was the sister-in-law of Pope Innocent X, who actually had more political power than the pope himself. This is her haunting ghost story.
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Why One Island In The Bahamas Seems More Like A Farm Than A Beach
Make your way to Big Major Cay in the Bahamas, and you'll find it uninhabited by humans. It is, however, home to some familiar barnyard friends.
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Operation Wandering Soul: The Terrifying Ghost Tapes Of The Vietnam War
During the Vietnam War, one tactic the U.S. military tried was to turn a Vietnamese folktale into a weapon of fear, with the central theme of it being ghosts.
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The Spanish Ghost Village That Just Reappeared After 30 Years
The town of Aceredo, Spain, was flooded in 1992 to create a reservoir. When water levels dip below average, the ghost village can be seen and visited once more.
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The Untold Truth Of The Great Barrier Reef
A vibrant wonderland of interweaving coral reefs, technicolor fish, and warm tropical waters, the Great Barrier Reef is every traveler's dream.
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The Untold Truth Of Flogging Molly
Flogging Molly is a Celtic punk band from the city of — wait for it — Los Angeles. Yeah, wouldn't have guessed it, right? Here's their story.
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The Unexpected Harley-Davidson Product That Didn't Fare Well
Motorcycle brand Harley-Davidson one dipped its toes into the perfume game, manufacturing fragrances for men and women that didn't exactly sell very well.
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Weird Things That Happened On The Set Of Jaws
From malfunctioning sharks to a pre-production director shake-up, here are some of the unexpected things that happened during the making of "Jaws."
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The Untold Truth Of Randy Newman
Approaching decade eight, Randy Newman doesn't look to be slowing down (a tour is planned for 2023), as he continues to create music on his own terms.
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The Untold Truth Of Stone Temple Pilots
Formed in 1992, Stone Temple Pilots is a world-renowned band that shaped the future of alternative music. Here's the story of the legendary rockers.
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The Conspiracy Theory On How The Seattle Seahawks Lost The Super Bowl
It's often derided as the worst play call in NFL history. On February 1, 2015, the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots clashed in Super Bowl 49.
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The Mysterious 1978 Disappearance Of Frederick Valentich
Frederick Valentich was a pilot who disappeared off the Australian coast in 1978. There are many theories as to what happened -- including an alien abduction.
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The Untold Truth Of The Women's Tour De France
Despite decades of stops and start, women finally have their own Tour de France.
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The True Story Of Paul Karason, The Man Whose Skin Slowly Turned Blue
Paul Karason looked like a real-life smurf after he spent years ingesting silver, which turned his skin blue. This is the true story of Paul Karason.
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How Olivia Newton-John's Fear Became Her Most Iconic Music Video
Olivia Newton-John enjoyed a long career, continuing as a successful recording artist for decades. She almost canceled one of her most popular singles.
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The Iconic Grease Duet That Foo Fighters Made Cool All Over Again
The musical "Grease" is full of iconic songs that are ingrained in American culture. Here's the "Grease" duet that Foo Fighters made cool all over again.
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The Bizarre History Of Bluegrass Music
Known for its fast pace and joyous sound, bluegrass music actually explores dark, serious themes and without industrial changes, it may not even have been born.
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The Real Story Behind Farrah Fawcett's Iconic Red Swimsuit Poster
In early '76, Farrah Fawcett was an up-and-coming starlet. Let's take a look at the real story behind the actress' iconic red swimsuit poster.
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The Eye-Opening Scientific Reasoning Behind Why We Blink
Blinking has come to mean giving way -- whoever blinks first in a negotiation, for instance. But actual blinking isn't surrender; it's healthful and necessary.
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