Why Planes Don't Fly Over These Places
Not every place is open to air travel, and some areas are heavily restricted or are avoided by most aircraft. Here's why planes don't fly over these places.
Read More-
-
Where Did The Grey Alien Imagery Come From?
Okay, quiz time. If we say "alien," what picture comes to mind? More than likely, folks are going to envision little grey guys with big heads.
Read More -
The Dark Origin Story Of The Little Mermaid
Over the years, a number of film adaptations have been made of "The Little Mermaid," first published in the 1830s and translated to English in the 1870s .
Read More -
How Harrison Ford Got His Iconic Chin Scar
Harrison Ford got into his car one morning in the mid-1960s to head to his job. He was in his 20s and recently married to his college sweetheart.
Read More -
The Untold Truth Of Gordon Lightfoot
How does one sum up one of the most respected musicians? In a nutshell: Gordon Lightfoot had an amazing life. This is the untold truth of Gordon Lightfoot.
Read More -
Who Is Morocco's Missing Ghost Princess?
In 2017, suddenly the people of Morocco weren't seeing their once-famous princess. So who is Morocco's missing ghost princess?
Read More -
Conspiracy Theories About The British Royal Family
The British royal family's proximity to power and the darker aspects of their private lives have made them a target for countless conspiracy theories.
Read More -
The Bizarre Theory Explaining Why Men Evolved Beards
Long has humanity wondered: Why go full beard? Do beards make men more attractive? Can they really be kept clean? Do you really need that swank beard oil, bro?
Read More -
The Symbolism Behind The Objects Used In British Royal Ceremonies
The crown jewels have been a part of every British coronation ceremony for more than 900 years -- but what exactly do they mean?
Read More -
The Railroad Conspiracy That May Have Aided The Defense In The John Sheedy Murder Case
In 1891, Mary Sheedy and Monday McFarland, both residents of Lincoln, Nebraska were on trial for the suspected death of John Sheedy, Mary's husband.
Read More -
The Story Of Edvard Munch's Haunting Painting, The Dead Mother
Perhaps best known for his iconic series "The Scream," Norwegian painter Edvard Munch also created "The Dead Mother." Here's the story behind it.
Read More -
Ghost Trains Around The World (Including Lincoln's Funeral Train)
Legends of ghosts from around the world include a wide variety of spectral phenomena. Here are the stories of a few of the most famous ghost trains.
Read More -
Omens Of Death In Myth And Legend
Throughout history, people and cultures all over the world have identified many warning signs of imminent mortal peril -- in other words, death omens.
Read More -
The Wild History Of The Iconic Whisky A Go Go
The Whisky has played a role in almost every rock music movement since it was founded in the '60s. Here's the wild history of the iconic Whisky a Go Go.
Read More -
Woolly Mammoth Is On The 'Menu' For An Australian Food Startup
As cloning a mammoth enters the realm of reality from the world of science fiction, an Australian food startup has taken it one step further.
Read More -
The Most Haunting Footage Of Historical Figures Ever Found
Filmmakers have sometimes unexpectedly caught tragedies or private moments on camera of well-known figures, made all the more haunting when compared to reality.
Read More -
Bryan Cranston's Bizarre Childhood Charles Manson Encounter
Bryan Cranston ("Breaking Bad") led quite a life before he became an acclaimed star of stage and screen. He even met notorious cult leader Charles Manson.
Read More -
The 15-Minute City: How Conspiracy Theorists Made Walkable Neighborhoods Their Boogeyman
The '15-minute city' is a way to make daily needs more accessible without a car. Here's how conspiracy theorists made walkable neighborhoods their boogeyman.
Read More -
These Final Airplane Crash Messages Are Haunting
Sometimes final messages sent from plane crashes can reveal insights into what happened. Other times it's an SOS. Here are some of the most haunting last words.
Read More -
Pigs Eat Humans Far More Often Than People Would Expect
While cattle-caused fatalities are tracked, how often farmyard hogs kill is uncertain, but it definitely does happen, and possibly more than you would think.
Read More -
Bizarre Things These Saints Were Buried With (Or Next To)
Sometimes, a saint's remarkable life followed them to the grave. Here are some of the bizarre things these saints were buried with or next to.
Read More -
Sanpaku Eyes: The Japanese Superstition Explained
For those willing to peer into the abyss, have a closer look at the pupil-to-iris ratio in a cat's eyes. In Japan, there's a particular term for such eyes.
Read More -
Move Over Cocaine Bear: Ohio Introduces Cocaine Cat
Yet another wild animal may have fallen victim to cocaine exposure, similar to the so-called cocaine bear in the feature film of the same name.
Read More -
Old Sailing Superstitions That Go Back Centuries
Sailors really do have quite the collection of superstitions, rituals, and omens. Here are some old sailing superstitions that go back centuries.
Read More -
How Gary Rossington Masterminded The Iconic Free Bird Solo
Allen Collins began playing a series of chords that he'd been tooling around with for two years. It was 1970, and he and Lynyrd Skynyrd were rehearsing.
Read More -
Egyptian Myths And Legends That Will Keep You Up At Night
From undead gods to a building supposedly full of evil spirits, these are some of the Egyptian myths and legends that are bound to keep you up at night.
Read More -
How An 11-Year-Old Inspired By Flint, Michigan Revolutionized Water Testing
Gitanjali Rao was inspired to do something about Flint, Michigan's water crisis, so at 11 years old, she revolutionized water testing.
Read More
