Princess Anne's Special Connection To The Olympic Games
Besides being Queen Elizabeth II's only daughter, Princess Anne is a well-established equestrian. Here's her special connection to the Olympic games.
Read MoreBesides being Queen Elizabeth II's only daughter, Princess Anne is a well-established equestrian. Here's her special connection to the Olympic games.
Read MoreFinland is revolutionizing renewable energy with its own take on more sustainable energy, with the sand battery. Here's how the sand battery works.
Read MoreJohn Lennon and Yoko Ono were as famous for their controversial behavior as they were for music. Here's why they met with the parents of a convicted murderer.
Read Moresome gods stand out in ways that make it clear that they're not indigenously Greek, or at least have unusual origins. Such is the case with two in particular.
Read MoreA clam that was thought to be extinct for 40,000 years has recently reemerged, and baffled scientists. Here's how the clam was rediscovered.
Read MoreThe discovery of James Bulger's body on February 14, 1993, shocked the western world. And Jon Venables, one of the killers, could be released into New Zealand.
Read Morein the late 19th century, women's sports were generally recreational, not competitive, and typically had no rules. Eventually, this changed.
Read MoreA rock star's lack of privacy tends to follow them to the grave, as pictures, inquests, and theories about their death flood the internet once they pass away.
Read MoreWhile there's no doubt you well-know Irving Berlin's "White Christmas," it's possible you're less familiar with the song's backstory, its records and legacy.
Read MoreCarl Andre was acquitted of the second-degree murder of his wife, fellow artist Ana Mendieta.
Read MoreHeather Robinson was raised, always knowing that she had been adopted by her parents. But the truth of what happened to her birth mother was very startling.
Read MoreAmerican women didn't have the legal right to abortion until 1973. Surprisingly religious leaders advocated for choice, helping and counseling women.
Read MoreThe "hang loose" hand gesture aka the "shaka" sign seems to speak of happiness, effortless coolness, and casualness. But what are its origins?
Read MoreActor and director Orson Welles cut a wide swath across Hollywood during his career, but usually he wasn't inclined to discuss his past in interviews.
Read MoreThe study of human origins continues to expand as researchers in various fields of endeavor uncover new evidence of actions and activities previously unknown.
Read MoreAll things being equal, a baby's size -- bigger being better -- can have a direct bearing on their health. That wasn't the case for the biggest baby on record.
Read MoreFrom a show that offered audiences an optimistic view of the future of humanity, these "Star Trek" actors have a feud that's lasted for decades.
Read MoreSome of the biggest names in the NBA were seriously delivering in the 2000s. But what do some of the most famous NBA players from the 2000s look like today?
Read MoreThe crimes perpetrated by the Zodiac Killer continue to haunt Northern California, with theories abounding, and at least one survivor's tale.
Read MoreAlthough the American Civil War was largely fought along geographical lines, there were those Southerners who disagreed with the dissolution of the Union.
Read MoreDuring one Hindu celebration, gazing upon the moon is thought to bestow a surprisingly specific curse that explains the different phases of the moon.
Read MoreIn 2000 and 2001, 16 Iranian women were murdered by a man known as "the Spider Killer." Here's the story of Saeed Hanaei, Iran's most notorious serial killer.
Read MoreHere are the three 1950s rock icons who rank among the acts most frequently covered by The Beatles.
Read MoreOrson Welles was born in Kenosha, Wisconsin and died in Los Angeles, California. But his final resting place reveals the land he considered home.
Read MoreWhile filming a movie, the crew of the Viking ship tried to use dynamite to blow up ice surrounding the ship, which proved to be fatal.
Read MoreMichelle Carter was convicted on involuntary manslaughter for her role in the death of Conrad Roy III. Here is where Carter is following her release.
Read MoreDogs are often regarded as emotionally transparent -- what you see is what you get, for good or ill -- while cats are seen as more mysterious, less responsive.
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