William Shatner And George Takei's Feud Started Early In Their Star Trek Days
From 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.
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What The Most Famous NBA Players From The 2000s Look Like Today
Some 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?
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The Possible 1972 Zodiac Killer Attack That Remains A Mystery
The crimes perpetrated by the Zodiac Killer continue to haunt Northern California, with theories abounding, and at least one survivor's tale.
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How Some Counties In Alabama Fought Against The Confederates In The Civil War
Although the American Civil War was largely fought along geographical lines, there were those Southerners who disagreed with the dissolution of the Union.
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How Hindu Traditions Explain The Phases Of The Moon
During one Hindu celebration, gazing upon the moon is thought to bestow a surprisingly specific curse that explains the different phases of the moon.
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The Spider Killer: The Chilling True Story Of The Man Who Terrorized Iran
In 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.
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These Three Early Rock Pioneers Made Up The Majority Of The Beatles' Cover Songs
Here are the three 1950s rock icons who rank among the acts most frequently covered by The Beatles.
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Orson Welles' Grave Explains Why His Ashes Are In Spain
Orson Welles was born in Kenosha, Wisconsin and died in Los Angeles, California. But his final resting place reveals the land he considered home.
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The Deadliest Film Ever Made Killed 27 People In A Dynamite Accident
While 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.
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Where Is Michelle Carter Now?
Michelle Carter was convicted on involuntary manslaughter for her role in the death of Conrad Roy III. Here is where Carter is following her release.
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If You Feel Like Your Cat Doesn't Listen To You, A Study May Prove That You're Right
Dogs 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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Throwback Facts About Captain Kangaroo
Despite being gone for decades, "Captain Kangaroo" remains an enduring part of our shared pop culture. Here are some throwback facts about "Captain Kangaroo."
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Who Did Frank Zappa's Son Actually Learn Guitar From?
Son of legendary rock musician Frank Zappa, Dweezil Zappa got an amazing guitar education that no one else can claim to have received.
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What Life As A Homicide Detective Is Really Like
Life as a homicide detective is an extremely exciting, sometimes very dangerous but equally fulfilling career.
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Where Is John Lennon's Ex May Pang Today?
While much of John Lennon's life is well-known, there is one person who remains mysterious. Who exactly is May Pang, the other impactful woman in Lennon's life?
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A Look At The Time Helen Keller Flew A Plane Across The Sea
Helen Keller was a woman of inspiration to millions across the globe, an individual both blind and deaf who nevertheless became an author and advocate.
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The Bizarre Time A Man's Cremated Ashes Were Discovered At A Car Wash
Working at a car wash may not always be that glamorous of a job. However, employees at a wash in California came across the cremains of a mystery man.
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What The Butcher Of Hanover Fritz Haarmann Had As His Final Meal
Fritz Haarmann's crimes terrified the citizens of Hanover, Germany, in the 1920s, and when he was caught and convicted, he was sentenced to execution.
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Where Is Carole Hoff, Who Was Married To John Wayne Gacy During His Murder Spree?
Carole Hoff was married to serial killer John Wayne Gacy during part of his murder spree. Where is she now?
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The First Crewed Vessel To Reach The Deepest Point In The Ocean
Space travel might get most of the attention from the general public -- science fiction and fact, both -- but the planet's oceans have yet to be truly explored.
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Athletes Who Went Through Messy Divorces
Given the fame and fortune of pro athletes, it's not surprising that when they separate from their spouses, it makes the headlines — especially when it's messy.
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Why Experts Feel Ted Bundy's First Girlfriend Influenced How He Chose His Victims
Ted Bundy is remembered mostly for his long string of brutal assaults on, and murders of, young women -- a series of crimes rooted, in part, in rejection.
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How The Horrific 2008 Death Of 6-Year-Old Abigail Taylor Led To New Legislation
It's a tragic fact of life that sometimes, a horrific accident has to occur before legal protections are enacted to safeguard the well-being of children.
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Here's How Bob Hope Caused Two Second-Half Kickoffs In The First Super Bowl
Bob Hope had a remarkable run as an entertainer, from vaudeville to Broadway, movies to radio, and on to TV, where he notched a moment of sports history.
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Chimpanzees May Have Their Own Version Of Show And Tell
Part of the fascination of the study of animal behavior -- animals other than humans, anyway -- is that research continues to discover common traits.
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Bodybuilder 'Killer Sally' McNeil's Disturbing History Of Violence
Bodybuilder Sally McNeil went to prison for murdering her husband, Ray, with a pair of shotgun blasts, but was that just the latest in her string of violence?
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Watching A Donkey Eat Figs Is Said To Have Made A Greek Philosopher Literally Die Of Laughter
While it might seem like something out of a cartoon or a "Monty Python" sketch, it turns out that it is actually completely possible to laugh until you die.
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