Inside Joanna Dennehy's Brutal Killing Spree In Cambridgeshire, England
In 2013, Lucasz Slaboszewski received a text message from Joanna Dennehy, who was an acquaintance he had recently met. He was later stabbed through the heart.
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William Hanna And Joseph Barbera's Partnership Explained
Just as there really was a Walt Disney, there really were Warner Bros., so there were professionals behind the animation names Hanna-Barbera.
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Black Panthers Aren't Actually A Species. Here's Why
The truth is, black panthers don't get their own category under the "big cat" label because they're not a separate species. Let's take a look.
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The World's Tiniest Owl Can Fit In Your Lunchbox
Owls are iconic in pop culture and a source of fascination for many. While larger owl species are more familiar, the world's smallest can fit in your lunchbox.
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The Death Of Gallagher Explained
The world of comedy lost another legend on November 11, 2022, with the death of the watermelon-smashing Gallagher.
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The Italian Unabomber Copycat That Has Never Been Caught
As it turns out, Italy has had its own domestic terrorist whose style takes a page out of the Unabomber's book, and they have never been caught.
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The Time Frank Sinatra's Manager Was 'Terrified' The Singer Would Shoot His Audience
Frank Sinatra's place in the history of popular culture was cemented by his best-selling records, his films, and his friendships -- and an infamous temper.
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The Terrifying Story Of Albert's Swarm
The Rocky Mountain locust storm taking over the Midwest in 1875 is a tale of Biblical proportions. Here's the terrifying story of Albert's Swarm.
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A KKK Rally Prevented Michael Jordan From Becoming Teammates With His Future NBA Rival
History is full of those moments that held the potential for almost unimaginable greatness, only to create different paths and leaving fans to ask, "What if?"
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The Tomb Of Cleopatra May Lie At The End Of A Newly Discovered 4,300 Foot Underground Tunnel
One of the most enduring figures from the ancient world is Cleopatra VII. Now an archaeologist is stating that she may have uncovered the queen's tomb.
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Who Is Kathleen Martínez, The Woman Who's Led The Search For Cleopatra For Almost 20 Years?
Just when scholars think they've nailed down an historical narrative, new discoveries come along that can upend long-held and cherished beliefs about the past.
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Fascinating Facts About Perseus, The Greek Mythological Hero
Famous in Greek mythology for slaying Medusa, Perseus led an adventure-filled, and honest, life. Here's a look at some fascinating facts about Perseus.
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Bill Maher: Facts About The Comedian And Talk Show Host
Known for his political commentary, comedian Bill Maher has been in show business for over 40 years. Here's a look at some of his facts and controversies.
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How Crickets Can Be Used To Predict The Temperature
There are plenty of folk tales out there, no matter where you live -- ancient wisdom handed down about how to do or understand this, that, or the other thing.
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A Homicide Archivist's Chilling Estimate On Serial Killers In The U.S.
The FBI estimates serial killers are responsible for less than 1% of the murders committed in any given year in the United States. One man thinks otherwise.
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Why Birds Don't Fart
Animals of all sorts, whether mammals, reptiles, or birds, share certain behaviors in common, and others that are unique to one group or the other, like farts.
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Weather Folklore That Is Said To Predict Your Winter Forecast
For centuries, humans have been pointing to natural occurrences, such as the number of acorns that fall, that supposedly portend the severity of winter.
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How David Niven Defied The British Embassy To Fight In WWII
There are those celebrities who worked very hard to avoid military service, and then others who leaped forward when their country was threatened.
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The Evolution Of Fingerprint Technology Through The Years
Fingerprints as identification goes back to ancient times, and as the technology has evolved, so has the level of information.
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Why James Cromwell's Role In Babe Led Him To Become A Vegan Activist
James Cromwell, who starred in the movie "Babe," was inspired by his involvement with the film to become a vegan activist. Here's why.
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Why The Church Of Scotland Sued A Man Who Discovered Ancient Viking Artifacts
Funny, how everyday objects, hundreds of years later, suddenly become valuable -- sometimes to the tune of millions and millions of dollars.
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Body Language Expert Tells Us How Casey Anthony's Outward Appearance Is Hiding Inner Turmoil
Jess Ponce III, body language expert, analyzed Casey Anthony's body language in the YouTube trailer and told Grunge what he noticed during the short clip.
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The Hidden Dangers Of Silicon Valley's Philosophical Trend, 'Longtermism'
Part philosophy, part ethical creed, part brainchild of professors and Silicon Valley tech giants, longtermism asks people to think beyond the present.
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Why Snow White's Voice Actress Barely Did Any Other Films In Her Career
The actress who provided the voice for Snow White in the original animated film barely did any other films in her career. Here's why.
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The Tragic 2003 Murder Of Serena And Venus Williams' Half-Sister Yetunde Price
Fans of Serena and Venus Williams might be surprised to learn that the tennis icons had an older sister, Yetunde Price, and that she was murdered in 2003.
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These Golden Age Hollywood Stars Spent Time Searching For The Treasure Of Oak Island
Several of Hollywood's Golden Age stars, including Errol Flynn and John Wayne, have dedicated themselves to finding the Oak Island treasure.
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Why The World's Largest Iceberg Is In Danger Of Melting
The world's largest iceberg, A-76A — a truly massive sight to behold at 84 miles long and 16 miles wide — may not hold that title for much longer.
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