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.
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Earth's Inner Core Has Another Layer Inside: A Gigantic Metal Ball
Earth's inner core has another, newly discovered layer inside: a gigantic metal ball comprised of nickel and iron.
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The 14 Men Who Were President Before George Washington
While most know that George Washington was the first president of the U.S., he actually succeeded 14 men who served as leader of the Continental Congress.
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Just 4 Years After The Zodiac, Other Killers Prowled The Streets Of San Francisco
The random killings on the streets of San Francisco began in 1973, in a city still rattled by the infamous Zodiac Killer's gruesome work four years earlier.
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People Who Got Into Big Trouble For Selling Body Parts
The illegal sale of cadavers and organs has become a serious problem in the U.S. and elsewhere. Here are people who got into big trouble for selling body parts.
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Inside The Assassination Attempts Against Donald Trump
Being a world leader is dangerous business. Surprisingly, in more than two centuries, only four American presidents have been killed while in office.
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Biblical Cities That Have Been Lost To Time
The Bible is full of dramatic tales of many ancient cities. These biblical cities may have been lost to time, but there's no reason we have to forget them.
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Kobe Bryant Predicted His Teammate And Friend's Well-Deserved Honor
Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol were close friends and teammates. Before he died in 2020, Bryant predicted Gastol's well-deserved 2023 honor.
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The Tragic Story Of Cat Stevens
From multiple near-death experiences to media mishaps to religious discrimination, here is the tragic story of Cat Stevens.
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Donating Your Body To Science? Funeral Planning Expert Tells Us What Your Family Can Expect
Many difficult decisions need to be made when a loved one dies. If you're considering donating your body to science, there are some things to take into account.
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The Treasure Of Nimrud: The Ancient Assyrian Riches Unveiled
Once the beating heart of the ancient Assyrian Empire, Nimrud was lost to the sands for thousands of years. Here are its ancient Assyrian treasures unveiled.
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Bill Russell's Basketball Career May Have Never Happened If He Hadn't Met Legend George Mikan
Bill Russell's basketball career was coming to an end, then he met NBA legend George Mikan
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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.
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Musicians Who Died At The Age Of 30
These musicians all died at the age of 30, and while their time on Earth was far too brief, the music they gifted us before departing will live on.
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A Look Back At Cuauhtemoc, The Last Aztec Emperor
Despite his short reign, Cuauhtemoc's doomed last stand against the Spanish still stirs hearts in Mexico. Here's a look at Cuauhtemoc, the last Aztec emperor.
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Two NBA Legends Discovered They Were Related At A Family Reunion
Two NBA legends discovered they were related at a family reunion.
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What Joan Jett's Former Bandmates Have Said About Her
For the best glimpse into exactly who this queen of rock and roll is, let's take a look at what Joan Jett's former bandmates have said about her.
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The Murdaugh Juror Who Asked To Take Strange Household Items With Them After Being Dismissed
For many in the U.S. and around the world, the topic of conversation in the first few months of 2023 was the case of former South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh.
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What The Three Stooges' Last Movies Were Like Before They Died
As their careers wound down, the Stooges' performances were riddled with struggles. Here's what the Three Stooges' last movies were like before they died.
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Alex Murdaugh's Brother Randy Had No Doubt Alex Was A Liar
In the first interview of its kind since the conviction and sentencing of Alex Murdaugh, his brother Randy opened up to The New York Times about what he thinks.
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The Dark Side Of Oil Drilling And Why It's So Controversial
Oil drilling is a really messy topic and has been for a long time. Here's the dark side of oil drilling and why it's so controversial.
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Why Some Inmates Have To Shave Their Heads Before Entering Prison
Some people who are sentenced to prison have to shave their heads as part of the intake procedures, including the recently convicted Alex Murdoch. Here's why.
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Why The Man In The Yellow Suit From The Murdaugh Trial Is Actually Very Important
People on social media took notice of a man who often wore a yellow suit sitting behind Alex Murdaugh during his trial. That man is actually very important.
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The Tangled History Of Lynyrd Skynyrd
Lynyrd Skynyrd's decades in the music industry have been marked by strange twists and turns. Here's a look at the iconic Southern rock band's tangled history.
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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.
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The Biggest Rock And Roll Tragedies Of The 1970s Explained
Rock's "live fast and die young" moto enchants fans but also robs the world of great artists. Here are the biggest rock and roll tragedies of the 1970s.
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The US Government Issues Travel Warning Due To Kidnappings In Some Parts Of Mexico
Mexico can be a dream travel destination for some. But recently a travel warning has been the U.S. government due to frequent kidnappings in certain parts.
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