Where Did Ice Sculpting Originate?
The practice of ice-sculpting has an interesting past. Learn more about the history of the culinary version, as well as outdoor creations in colder climates.
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The Portugal Museum Dedicated Entirely To Soccer Legend Cristiano Ronaldo
Without a doubt, Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the most famous and beloved soccer players alive today. He also has a Portugal museum dedicated to him.
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The Bizarre True Story About The First Time Brian Wilson Met Elvis Presley
They say you should never meet your heroes. But when Brian Wilson met Elvis Presley, he learned the lesson the hard way. Learn more about the cringey encounter.
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The True Story Of The Man Who Died After A 19-Hour World Of Warcraft Session
Fans of immersive games like "World of Warcraft" are known to play for hours at a time. Here is how one gaming marathon resulted in the death of one fan.
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Inside The 2006 Suspected Gang-Related Murder Of Mexican Singer Valentin Elizalde
Valentin Elizalde, 27, was a rising star in the Mexican music scene when he was shot and killed in November 2006. Here's what officials believe happened.
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The Brutal Crime Of The Youngest Murderers In British History Shocked The Nation
In what could be described as one of the most disturbing juvenile crimes of the 20th century, two 10-year-old boys from England viciously murdered a 2-year-old.
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Why The First Victim Of The Chernobyl Disaster Could Never Be Recovered
Chernobyl in modern Ukraine is remembered as the world's worst nuclear accident. Here is why the body of the first victim of the disaster was never recovered.
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The Rare Disease That Turns Your Bones Black
A rare disease can turn the bones in your body black, though luckily it's not life threatening. This is the disease that turns your bones black.
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How Ronnie Van Zant And Neil Young's Feud Led To An Iconic Classic Rock Song
Lynyrd Skynyrd's Ronnie Van Zant and Neil Young famously feuded in the lyrics of their songs. But how deep was their musical rivalry, really?
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The 12 Democratic Women Who Served With Nancy Pelosi Her First Year In Congress
When Nancy Pelosi announced she was stepping down from Democratic leadership, she mentioned 12 women. Here's an overview of these women's congressional careers.
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The Controversial Abraham Lincoln Letter That Appears In War Epic Saving Private Ryan
Abraham Lincoln is among the most admired and significant leaders in U.S. history, and one of his letters appeared in "Saving Private Ryan." But was it his?
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The Most Bizarre Crimes That Happened In 2022
The year 2022 is nearly over, and it's time to take a look at the bizarre crimes that people tried to get away with and completely failed.
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The American Physician Who Died Trying To Prove That Mosquitos Transmitted Yellow Fever
During the Spanish-American war, countless American soldiers lay shaking and sweating in their sick beds, taken down not by enemy bullets but by a deadly virus.
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The Similarities Between Alex Smith And Joe Theismann's Gruesome Injuries Are Like A Twilight Zone Episode
The devastating injuries to Washington quarterbacks Alex Smith and Joe Theismann share a plethora of eerie and unsettling similarities.
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Figuring Out The NFL's Oldest Franchises Is As Clear As The Definition Of A Catch
Football is, by far, one of the biggest, if not the biggest, professional sports in the United States. So what are its oldest franchise? Let's take a look.
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Every Verdict And Plea Deal In The George Floyd Murder Case Explained
George Floyd's murder in May 2020 sparked global outrage, but plea deals and verdicts are still being determined for the officers involved in the case.
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Do Prices Ever Go Back Down After Inflation?
In June 2022, inflation peaked at a historic 40-year high, placing a great deal of financial burden on American workers. But do prices ever go back down?
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Why Kurt Cobain Found A Closer Bond To John Lennon Than Paul McCartney
Here's why Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain preferred John Lennon to Paul McCartney as his favorite Beatle.
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Caylee Anthony's Biological Father Remains A Mystery More Than A Decade After Her Murder
We'll likely never know what happened to two-year-old Caylee Anthony, but that's not the only remaining mystery from the Casey Anthony case.
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For Whales In A California Study, Microplastics Are On The Menu
Whales in one California research study are made to purposely ingest microplastics to further scientific study of the animals and the effect of plastics.
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Inside Robert Ben Rhoades' Traveling Torture Chamber
Robert Ben Rhoades' love for the BDSM scene wasn't something that he kept a secret. His trucker handle on the CB radio waves was "Whips and Chains."
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The Giant Panda Who Successfully 'Faked' A Pregnancy To Receive Special Treatment
A giant panda once 'faked' a pregnancy to get special treatment at a conservation research center. Here's how a panda can have a phantom pregnancy.
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Rage Against The Machine Didn't Shy Away From Their Thoughts On The Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict
Among those who expressed their opinion on the Kyle Rittenhouse outcome were members of the rock band Rage Against the Machine. Here's what they said.
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Helltown, Ohio Lives Up To Its Name With Its Unsettling Past
Boston Township in Ohio was referred to as Helltown after it was abandoned.
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Thomas Edison's Controversial Trick To Boost Creativity
One of the world's greatest minds, Thomas Edison, believed that what sleep actually clears your head of is great ideas. Here's how he boosted creativity.
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Itzhak Perlman: 12 Facts About The Famous Violinist
Noted violinist Itzhak Perlman has multiple awards and accolades to his name. Here are some facts about the legend.
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Why Pittsburgh's Teams All Sport The Same Black And Gold Color Scheme
What do the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Pittsburgh Penguins, and the Pittsburgh Pirates have in common (aside from the city they represent)?
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