The Time Bryan Cranston Became The Primary Suspect In The Murder Of A Florida Chef
Bryan Cranston, known for his roles in "Malcom in the Middle" and "Breaking Bad," was once the primary suspect in the murder of a Florida chef.
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What Charlie Chaplin's Last Movies Were Like Before He Died
In the decades leading up to his death, Chaplin was only involved in a few films. Here are what Charlie Chaplin's last movies were like before he died.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Raquel Welch
On February 15, 2023, the world said goodbye to famed actress Raquel Welch. She was 82.
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The Many Identities Of Joseph Stalin
Joseph Stalin is known as one of the cruelest dictators of all time, and he went by many different identities. These are the different names he called himself.
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The Bizarre Whirlpool Seen Flying Over Hawaii
The Bizarre 'Whirlpool' Seen Flying Over Hawaii was as mesmerizing as it was perplexing. But it didn't take long for scientists to find it's cause.
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Inside The Friendship Of Activist Stephen Biko And Journalist Donald Woods
Journalist Donald Woods first encountered anti-Apartheid activist Stephen Biko professionally in 1973. Here's a look inside their unique friendship.
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Why The Term Black Hole Is A Mind-Boggling Misnomer
Black holes are an infamous and mysterious part of our universe, but the name is a little misleading. Here's why black holes are a misnomer.
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How The Post-War Price Of Candy Bars Sparked A Children's Protest In 1947 Canada
Following World War II, the food shortages that plagued the homefront improved. Here is why children in Canada started a protest over the cost of candy bars.
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The List Of 'Endangered' Elements Is Growing Thanks To Mobile Phone Production
The list of 'endangered' elements is growing thanks to mobile phone production which has seen 1.5 billion phones made since 2007.
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How Scientists Explored A Cavern In The Great Pyramid Of Giza Without Ever Stepping Foot Inside
Scientists explored a cavern in the Great Pyramid of Giza without ever stepping foot inside. Here's the unique technology that allowed them to do it.
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The Story Behind Operation Thunderbolt, One Of The Korean War's Deadliest Battles
Roughly 40,000 Americans died in the Korean War, and 100,000 more were wounded. This is the story of Operation Thunderbolt, one of the war's deadliest battles.
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Tragic Details About The NFL Man Of The Year Winner, Dak Prescott
For almost his entire life, Dak Prescott has been exceeding expectations. Here are some tragic details about the NFL Man of the Year winner in 2023.
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Signs That Someone Doesn't Like You According To Science
Wish there was a surefire way to find out if someone doesn't like you, whether in a simple social situation or perhaps for romantic purposes?
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Who Was Morganna, The Kissing Bandit Of The MLB
Professional sports are filled with wild moments. For Major League Baseball, one of those involves Morganna, The Kissing Bandit. Here is more about her.
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Ohio Family Affected By Train Derailment Lived The Tragedy Before (But In A Movie)
After a devasting train crash in East Palestine, Ohio, one family who evacuated after the crash compared it to a major movie that one member appeared in.
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Humans See Recognizable Shape On Mars In Reconnaissance Orbiter's Recent Photo
Reconnaissance Orbiter's recent photo isn't the first time humans have seen interesting shapes on Mars -- the red planet seems to inspire pareidolia.
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Hidden Meanings In King Charles III's Coronation Emblem Explained
When Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, 2022, her son, Charles, automatically became the king of England. Here's his coronation emblem explained.
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Hidden Messages In King Charles III's Official Coronation Playlist
With contributions from Queen, Grace Jones, and The Beatles, the Coronation Celebration Playlist hints at many things to come of King Charles III's rein.
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How Crowdfunding Closed The Book On The Mojave Desert Jane Doe After 50 Years
Crowdfunding closed the book on the Mojave Desert Jane Doe after 50 years of not being able to identify the murdered woman.
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Chilling Details About The Boston Irish Gang Wars
The Boston Irish Gang Wars killed dozens of people in the 1960s, with assassinations, gang shootouts, and car bombs leaving a grim mark on the city's history.
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The Bad Boys Of Outlaw Country
Defined by its bare-bones sound and incredible honesty, outlaw country is one of the purest forms of American music ever invented.
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Why The Trojan Horse Might Not Have Been A Horse
The Trojan War finally came to an end when Odysseus, the legendary Greek king of Ithaca hatched a plan that involved a bit of trickery.
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The Disturbing Crime Of The Freckle-Faced Killer, Eric Smith
In 1993, 4-year-old Derrick Robie was living with his parents in Savona, a village in Upstate New York. Unfortunately, his life was cut short.
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The Different Catholic Churches Explained (And Why There Are 24 Of Them)
The Catholic Church is one large umbrella organization consisting of 24 different churches. Here are the 24 different Catholic churches explained.
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One Of U2's Founding Members Won't Be With The Band When They Rock Las Vegas. Here's Why
For more than four decades, U2 has always comprised those four original members. But this fall that's going to change.
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What Is The Servant Foundation And Why Is Everyone Talking About Them?
People watching Super Bowl LVII were treated to the usual onslaught of catchy ads - but perhaps gave pause upon witnessing an advertisement for Jesus Christ.
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The Wildest Things To Happen During The Murdaugh Murder Trial
Alex Murdaugh's murder trial has family drama, corruption, and the downfall of a prominent person. Here are the wildest things to happen in the courtroom.
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