How Investigative Genealogy Helped The FBI Identify The Lady Of The Dunes
The Lady of the Dunes' identity was unknown for nearly five decades. Here's how investigative genealogy helped the FBI identify the murdered woman.
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What Is A Court Order?
There are several different types of court orders, though they all work toward the same goal. Let's take a closer look at these legal prolamations.
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Why The Court Documents In The Delphi Case Are Sealed
The Delphi murders, when to Indiana teens were killed, had remained unsolved until police arrested a 50-year-old man. Here's why the court documents are sealed.
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Here's What Really Constitutes A Cold Case
Cold cases are also of special interest to news audiences and true crime enthusiasts. What does it really mean to have a case go cold, though?
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The Tragic Seoul Halloween Crowd Crush Explained
On October 29, 2022, a deadly crowd surge killed over 150 people and injured scores more at a Halloween event in a popular party district in Seoul.
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The True Story Of A Man In Iran Who Died Just Months After Bathing For The First Time
The true story of a man in Iran who died just months after bathing for the first time in 60 years. He thought bathing would make him sick.
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How 2022's Nobel Prize Winners In Physics Proved Einstein Wrong
How 2022's Nobel Prize winners in physics proved Einstein wrong shattering our understanding of reality itself.
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How Angela Davis Inspired One Of The Rolling Stones' Only Political Songs
Angela Davis, a Communist civil rights activist, inspired Mick Jagger to write the song "Sweet Black Angel" for The Rolling Stones, their only political song.
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Jimi Hendrix's Heartbreaking Last Words Left On His Manager's Answering Machine
Jimi Hendrix's heartbreaking last words left on his manager's answering machine only leave unanswered questions surrounding Hendrix's final days.
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A 4,000-Year-Old Writing System That Finally Makes Sense To Scholars
The Elamite language, dating back four or five thousand years, finally makes sense to language scholars. Here's how they uncovered its secrets.
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The Reason Serial Killer Nathaniel Cook Was Paroled After Only 20 Years
In August 2018, convicted murderer Nathaniel Cook was paroled after serving just 20 years for a string of monstrous murders with his brother Anthony.
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The Sport That Got Lionel Richie To College
Growing up, Lionel Richie never had his sights set on becoming a professional musician, but that all changed during college. This is the sport got him there.
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Dolly Parton And Kenny Rogers' Last Duet Was Magical
Dolly Parton an Kenny Rogers are two country music icons with long and storied careers. This is the story of their last duet, and why it was magical.
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Who The Kings On Playing Cards Are Said To Represent
Few people know that for many years, the four kings included in the deck were also named after famous historical figures, with names printed alongside them.
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The Unexplained Disappearance Of The Patanela
The Patanela, a 63-foot yacht, set sail for a month-long voyage off of Western Australia, but it vanished. The disappearance is still unexplained.
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Musicians Who Were Charged With Tax Evasion
Many artists have had run ins with the law for a number of reasons, one of which is money. These are some musicians who were charged with tax evasion.
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Fascinating Facts And Stories About Earth, Wind & Fire
There are few bands as genre-defining, complex, and influential as Earth, Wind & Fire. These are some fascinating facts and stories about Earth, Wind & Fire.
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Where Is Natalie Imbruglia Today?
From singing to acting to activism, 90s-era superstar Natalie Imbruglia has an illustrious career behind her. Here's where she is now, and what she's up to.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of The Goo Goo Dolls
The Goo Goo Dolls have cranked out one massive radio standard after another. Here's the tragic real-life story of the Goo Goo Dolls.
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Why Only The Upper Half Of The Deceased Is Usually Shown For An Open Casket Viewing
Half-couch caskets, which have two lid openings, are more common than full-couch caskets.
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Musicians Dropped By Brands Following Huge Controversy
While Kanye West has screwed up his relationships with brands on an epic scale, there are some shocking runners-up in the trying-to-ruin-their-career Olympics.
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Why The CIA Is Investing In Tech That Could Bring Woolly Mammoths Back To Life
If the "Jurassic Park" franchise taught us anything, it's that resurrecting long-vanished creatures might start out cool, but could cause collateral damage.
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Lab-Grown Foods That Could Help Save The Planet
Agriculture is the cause of a huge portion of all greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. and beyond. Can these new lab-grown foods help save the planet?
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The 3 Guinness World Records That Dolly Parton Holds
Country star Dolly Parton has been so successful that she boasts a trio of Guinness World Records relating to her musical achievements.
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The Botched Eye Surgery That Left Johann Sebastian Bach Blind
Johann Sebastian Bach is widely regarded as a unique musical genius, a man who composed works that continue to amaze centuries later -- until he was blinded.
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How Judy Garland In The Wizard Of Oz Became A Symbol Of Hope For The LGBTQ+ Community
Part of the purpose of art is for the viewer (or consumer) to find a particular, individual meaning within the images, sounds, and words presented.
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Gold Rushes You Didn't Learn About In School
"Gold rush" might call to mind the one in California in 1849, but there were many more. Here are some gold rushes you probably didn't learn about in school.
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