The Tragic Childhood Of Tom Petty
Tom Petty was a Florida kid, born in 1950 in Gainesville, the first son of Earl and Kitty Petty. Things weren't exactly smooth sailing early on.
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The Biggest Doping And Abuse Scandals To Hit The Sports World
From Lance Armstrong's doping scandal to Larry Nassar's sex abuse case, the sports world has had its share of infamous moments. Here are some of the biggest.
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The Real Reason Megadeth Fired David Ellefson
Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine announced on Facebook on May 24 that the band is "parting ways" with longtime bassist David Ellefson.
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How Freddie Mercury's Mother Really Felt About Mary Austin
Freddie Mercury's mother said she considered Mary Austin a part of her family.
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Mysterious Fossils Science Still Can't Explain
Fossils capture the imagination, giving us a glimpse into the past. While many mysterious fossils have been explained away by now, a few remain a total enigma.
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What Happened To The Members Of ABBA?
ABBA has stretched across generations and shown the nay-sayers from their day that they were the real deal. Here's what happened to the members of ABBA.
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What Is A Centibillionaire And How Many Are There?
A "centibillionaire" is an individual whose net worth is greater than $100 billion. Let's take a look at the handful of people in the centibillionaire club.
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The Crazy History Of Water Wars
Sometimes water conflicts are manufactured by people, and other times they are exacerbated by people. This is the crazy history of water wars.
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People Under The Age Of 21 The FBI Needs Help Finding
Many FBI missing persons cases involve people under the age of 21. Here are just a few of those victims and the little that's known of their disappearances.
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The Messed Up History Of Victorian Fashion
From arsenic-infused fabric to socks that would burn their patterns into your skin, clothing of this era presented a real hazard.
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What JFK Was Doing On The Final Days Before His Death
The assassination of President John F. Kennedy is one of the most infamous events in American history. Here's what JFK was doing in the days before his death.
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Greek Mythology's Explanations For Nature
The ancient Greeks wove a rich tapestry of myths to explain the natural phenomenon happening around them. Here are Greek mythology's explanations for nature.
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What Happened To Benito Mussolini's Children?
Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini had six children, five of whom grew up with him around in some capacity. But what happened to them?
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Steven Hatfill Of The Anthrax Attacks' Controversial Connection To Trump
Steven Hatfill, who will be included in Netflix's "The Anthrax Attacks," also shares a connection to former President Donald Trump and the U.S. COVID response.
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Here's How Much You Can Have Of These Regular Things Before They Kill You
Laundry detergent isn't the only thing in your house that can be toxic. In high enough quantities, even some everyday substances like salt can be deadly.
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How Erik The Red Became A Legend
Erik the Red wasn't a Viking, not really, but he seemed to have a talent for terrorizing people anyway.
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The Murdaugh Family Patriarch, Randolph Murdaugh Sr., Died Under Suspicious Circumstances
The Murdaugh family patriarch, Randolph Murdaugh Sr., died under suspicious circumstances. It will never be known whether it was an accident or his own doing.
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Why It Would Suck To Be A Pro Football Player
There are a lot of things that are pretty bad about playing in the NFL.
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What The 1995 Dallas Cowboys Look Like Now
After flaming out of the playoffs early in 1994, the Dallas Cowboys returned in 1995 ready to go all the way. Here's what the 1995 Dallas Cowboys look like now.
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Unsolved Mysteries From The Roaring Twenties
While most will probably remain unsolved forever, it's worth taking a look back to see some of the most mysterious events of the Roaring Twenties.
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Things Americans In The 1960s Couldn't Live Without
The 1960s was truly an era of change and new "inventions" to buy. Here are some things Americans in the 1960s couldn't live without.
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These Were The Last Debutantes Presented To The Queen
The last debutantes curtseyed before the Queen in 1958. Here are some of their fascinating stories as the last participants in a 2-century-old tradition.
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The World's Most Dangerous Gangs
Around the world are dozens of criminal organizations running violent criminal enterprises and undermining society-here are the world's most dangerous gangs.
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The Weirdest Reasons Inmates Have Sued Prisons
Not all prisoner lawsuits are petty or weird, but some of them certainly are. Here are some of the weirdest reasons inmates have sued prisons.
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Inside The Tragic Life And Death Of MF Doom
The death of masked rapper MF Doom, born Daniel Doom, was reported on December 31, 2020, though his wife says he transitioned two months prior on Halloween.
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Things The Vikings Couldn't Live Without
Life as a Viking wasn't easy, but there was more to it than legend makes it seem. Here are the things that the Vikings couldn't live without.
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