Kareem Abdul Jabbar's Scary Experience That Made Him Feel Like He Was 'Stepping Into A War Movie'
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, one of the NBA's all-time great basketball players, was shaped by his scary experience during the 1960s Harlem protests.
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The Story Behind The Fender Stratocaster Guitar
The "Strat" is one of the most iconic and influential musical instruments ever designed. Here's the story behind the Fender Stratocaster guitar.
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The Story Of Natasha LaTour, Who May Be The Only Survivor Of The Suspected Stockton Killer
Natasha LaTour was living on the streets of Stockton, California when she was nearly murdered by a man police believe is the notorious Stockton Killer.
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Why It Is Legal To Attempt To Escape Prison In Germany And Some Other Countries?
There is a compelling reason why it is totally legal to attempt to escape prison in Germany and some other countries.
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Only One Man Is Honored In Both The Pro Baseball And Pro Football Hall Of Fame
The NFL and MLB are two different institutions, but sometimes, their worlds collide. Only once, though, has someone been enshrined in both the NFL and MLB HOF.
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The Eerie History Of The Trail Where Actor Julian Sands Went Missing
Though the Baldy Bowl Trail is popular with hikers and rewards them with some spectacular views, it can also be dangerous.
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How Earth, Wind & Fire Became Symbols Of Black Emancipation
Earth, Wind & Fire became famous for producing catchy music, but is also an iconic band that became a symbol of Black emancipation.
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The Time Screaming Trees' Mark Lanegan Performed On Letterman With A Black Eye
The band's guest spot on "Letterman" was their first appearance on network TV, but this career breakthrough was overshadowed by the events of the night before.
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How Did Screaming Trees Get Their Name?
The band Screaming Trees lost a second member within less than a year in 2023. Here's how the group got its name.
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Questionable Things About Lyndon B. Johnson's Presidency
Successor to JFK, his reputation was nearly ruined by his adventures abroad and at home. Here are some questionable things about Lyndon B. Johnson's presidency.
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The Guinness World Records Held By Sister André, The World's Oldest Person
Guinness World Records' oldest living person, Sister André of France, died on Tuesday, January 17 at the age of 118. What world records does she old?
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The Myth Of Wally Pipp And His Replacement Lou Gehrig
Lou Gehrig famously rose to prominence after the previous first baseman, Wally Pipp, sat out due to a headache. But that's not the whole story.
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The Grave Of Napoleon's One-Legged General Tells The Story Of Their Failed Russian Campaign
Napoleon had a one-legged general in his legendary Grande Armée, and his grave tells the story of the army's failed Russian campaign.
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Tragic Details About The Deadly 2013 Yarnell Hill Fires
The Yarnell Hill Fires of 2013 are among the most infamous in recent memory and resulted in 19 deaths of the firefighters sent to fight it.
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Chilling Details About Nicole Brown Simpson's Murder
Nicole Brown Simpson's murder captivated a nation. However, some of the most chilling details weren't even considered in the infamous O.J. Simpson court case.
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Here Are The Oldest Known Surviving Books In The World
Although the printing press dates back to the ninth century, as per History, there are books that are much older than that.
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What Jodi Arias' Life In Prison Is Really Like
In 2013, Jodi Arias began a life sentence in Arizona for the brutal murder of Travis Alexander. Life in prison can be tough, but what is it like for Jodi Arias?
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The Lone Game Derek Jeter Played Against The New York Yankees
The lone game Derek Jeter played against the New York Yankees happened in the 2009 during the World Baseball Classic.
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The Charges Against Accused Murderer Brian Walshe Explained
On January 17, 2023, as ABC News reported, Massachusetts authorities arrested Brian Walshe, the husband of Ana Walshe. Here's what the charges against him are.
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What Is The 'Trillion-Dollar Coin'?
In order to circumvent the massive debt caused by raising the debt ceiling, the idea has been floated of minting a trillion-dollar coin. Here's what that is.
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Hit Songs And The Real Women Who Inspired Them
One of the coolest things about music is how it can be inspired by anything. Here's a handful of hit songs and the real women who inspired them.
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Marlon Wayans' Connection To The Murders Of Tupac Shakur And Biggie Smalls
Marlon Wayans' told talk show host James Cordon about his connection to Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls on the nights of their murders.
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Who Is Mafia Boss Matteo Messina Denaro?
Matteo Messina Denaro, an Italian mafia boss, is a Sicilian mafia boss and one of the main leaders of the Italian mob. This is his story.
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How Many Children Does Dr. Quincy Fortier From HBO's Baby God Have?
Dr. Quincy Fortier from HBO's "Baby God" used his own sperm to impregnate some of his patients. Here's how many children he has.
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Horror Movies That Have A Real Life Inspiration
"Based on a true story" is a phrase that appears onscreen before some movies start. Here are some horror movies that have a real-life inspiration.
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Why This Researcher Raised A Botfly
A researcher raised a botfly under his own skin and allowed it to reach maturity before freeing itself. Here's why.
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Where Are The Members Of Ace Of Base Now?
Swedish pop group Ace of Base had three wildly popular songs in the 1990s, then seemed to fade away. Here's where the members are now.
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