Buster Keaton's Most Insane Stunts
Buster Keaton was known for his stunt work, many of which were happy accidents and all done in one take.
Read MoreBuster Keaton was known for his stunt work, many of which were happy accidents and all done in one take.
Read MoreA few extraordinary individuals haven't been lucky while chasing a Guinness World Record and have even ended up losing their lives along the way.
Read MoreWith the available court and prison records, it was shown that Charles Manson had spent the majority of his 35 years behind bars, beginning at just 12.
Read MoreSome oft-repeated survival tactics are useful, but others are just urban legends that might be deadly. Let's bust some survival myths before they bust you.
Read MoreIn 2023, Alex Murdaugh went on trial for the murders of his loved ones, but regardless of the outcome, there are several other ominous facts about his family.
Read MoreThere's more to the story of America's first presidential assassination than you learned in school.
Read MoreHow can you protect yourself from wrongful conviction and execution? Mostly just don't interact with other humans.
Read MoreGiven the unthinkable amount of blood shed during the American Civil War, it's no wonder that the conflict has given rise to a number of creepy ghostly tales.
Read MoreThe Globe Theater during Shakespeare's time was a loud, sometimes stinky place. This is what it was really like to attend a play at Shakespeare's Globe Theater.
Read MoreBoth his great-grandfathers played at the top European level, but pro golfer Xander Schauffele is the first to reach the highest echelons of American golf.
Read MoreNumerous mysterious crimes have been solved when evidence appears from an unexpected source. Case in point: a tiger shark who vomited up an intact human arm.
Read MoreMusic often says the things that words can't adequately express -- experiences; emotions like joy and sorrow. Sam Cooke understood this better than most.
Read MoreIt's been 20 years since that fateful morning of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and tributes have started to pour in. Memorials become more critical now.
Read MoreOn March 16, 1968, the soldiers in Charlie Company were sent to a village believed to be controlled by the Vietcong and were expecting a firefight.
Read MorePresident Trump outlined the U.S. Space Force project in an address in 2018, but he later said he wasn't serious. So why is the Space Force a real thing now?
Read MoreThe NFL Scouting Combine is a grueling event designed to test potential players' mental and physical abilities. Think you could cut it? You're probably wrong.
Read MoreIn February 1945, the Allies dropped 2,700 tons of bombs on Dresden, reducing it to a charred wasteland. Here are the tragic details of the bombing campaign.
Read MoreWhile the idea of a team trading a player for one to be named later might seem strange, this isn't even the oddest thing concerning baseball trades.
Read MoreDetails about Jeffrey Dahmer copycat, Chance Seneca, include disturbing violence and predatory behavior toward gay men.
Read MoreWhen it came to naming a new fungus-killing compound, scientists turned to one of Hollywood's most reliable and recognizable action stars: Keanu Reeves.
Read MoreMountain climbing has its inherent challenges. A mountain like Everest takes time, skills, and modified expectations. Like, around boiling water.
Read MoreNo question but that unicorns in various iterations are an intrinsic part of today's popular culture. They're also quite important to Scotland.
Read MoreJeff Beck once said that famed Beatles' producer George Martin "gave" him a career after the two worked together in the 1970s.
Read MoreEdward Rulloff was a man of many talents and accomplishments. He was also a convicted embezzler, robber, burglar, wife-beater ... and murderer.
Read MoreFor many Native American nations, the teepee was more than a symbol. It represented a kind of freedom. After all, teepees were the first truly mobile homes.
Read MoreSometimes, eating in space is pretty similar to eating on Earth; at other times, it's its own unique, extremely specific experience. John Glenn lead the way.
Read MoreThe news business is often criticized for the perception that only negative stories get reported, but 2021's journalism also shone a bright, positive light.
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