The Theory That Changes How We See King Tut's Parents
Part of the fun (and, yes, part of the frustration) of studying history is that new evidence continuously comes to light, giving fresh insights into the past.
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Questionable Things About Richard Nixon's Presidency
Richard Nixon was one of the most controversial presidents in United States history. These are some questionable things about Richard Nixon's presidency.
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What Was The Motive For Serial Killers Carol M Bundy And Doug Clark?
The duo known as the Sunset Strip Killers had a brief bout of notoriety in the summer of 1980, exploiting and killing teenage runaways and sex workers.
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Famous Men Who Were With Their Mistresses When They Died
People have always cheated on their spouses. One other historical constant? People die. Here are some famous men who were with their mistresses when they died.
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The Truth About Cher's First Tattoo
Cher has been a show business powerhouse for decades, first with her husband, Sonny Bono, but then even more spectacularly as a solo artist.
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The Story Of Tilly Devine's Australian Criminal Empire
The history of organized crime and gang wars isn't limited to the United States. Australia has also had its share of criminal activity and ensuing violence.
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It Turns Out Queen Elizabeth Wasn't The Only Dog Lover In The Royal Family
In the millennia since their domestication, dogs have served many purposes within human society -- sometimes work, sometimes protection, sometimes just pets.
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Why JFK's Assassination Caused Brutal Backlash For The Dallas Cowboys
An often untold consequence of President John F. Kennedy's assassination was the severe backlash against the city of Dallas, Texas, and the Dallas Cowboys.
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The Truth About The Assassination Attempt On King Charles' Life
Being a public figure, especially in terms of governmental duties, can make someone an inviting target of criticism, protest, demonstrations -- and shots fired.
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Inside The Failed Mountain Rescue Of Dudley Wolfe On The Side Of K2
Mountaineering is an inherently dangerous sport, a combination of training, determination, and skill, combined with unforeseeable circumstances like weather.
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The Jay-Z Song That Took His Feud With Nas To A New Level
New York rap icons Nas and Jay-Z feuded in the 90s, leading to some of each rapper's greatest disses. One song, in particular, took the beef to the next level.
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The Mysterious 1985 Disappearance Of Nicole Morin
The mysterious 1985 disappearance of 8-year-old Nicole Morin from her apartment building has baffled Toronto police for decades. But now there may be new leads.
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How A Composite Sketch Helped Identify A Murder Victim 39 Years After She Died
The remains of a murdered Kansas City woman were found in a rural area of Missouri in 1985. The case went cold but decades later, the woman was identified.
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The History Of The Largest Three Stooges Museum
The Three Stooges (all six of them) have cemented their place in the hearts of their fans. No wonder a museum has been dedicated to their memory.
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The Tragic 2007 Death Of One Delhi Mayor Was Caused By A Ruthless Gang Of Monkeys
Numerous movies and TV shows have presented various breeds of monkey as harmless, amusing -- even helpful plot devices. Reality is a little more brutal.
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How A Hot Dog Napkin Identified A 1993 Cold Case Killer
Criminal investigations often turn on the smallest bits of evidence. Sometimes that means never, ever giving up on solving what seems unsolvable.
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Behind The Mystery Of The White Fiat In Princess Diana's Death
Diana Spencer, the former Princess of Wales, died in a rather public and tragic way. One thing that remains undetermined has to do with a particular white Fiat.
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A German Tank Had No Hope Against A Lone Axe-Wielding Soviet Union Cook
There's the story of David vs. Goliath -- a young shepherd, armed only with a sling, up against a fully armored, gigantic warrior. Like an axe vs. a tank.
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Disturbing Details Found In The Autopsy Of Bobby Brown's Son
Bobby Brown is no stranger to tragedy. One such event was the 2020 death of his son, Bobby Brown, Jr. Here are disturbing details found in his autopsy report.
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How Did Muddy Waters Get His Name?
Muddy Waters was a blues musician from Mississippi who helped pave the way to rock 'n' roll. Here's how the legendary bluesman got his name.
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The Unexpected Origins Of Firewalking
There are many practices around the world that can draw the curiosity of many, including firewalking. Here are the unexpected origins of this practice.
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The Tragic 1932 Death Of Paul Bern
Paul Bern was a sought-after director and writer in the early days of cinema and was married to actress Jean Harlow. Here is more about his tragic 1932 death.
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The Bizarre So-Called Curse Of Abraham Lincoln's Only Heir
Of Abraham Lincoln's children, only one lived to a ripe old age. That lifetime, however, saw more than its share of presidential tragedy beyond his family.
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The Only Time The First Four Stooges Were Seen On-Screen Together
The Three Stooges delighted fans for decades, despite a rotating roster of members. Only one of their films featured the first four men to perform as Stooges.
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The Foo Fighters Video That Expressed Anger Toward Courtney Love
This early Foo Fighters video contained an interesting symbolism that allowed Dave Grohl to express his anger with Courtney Love.
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The Significance Of London's Wellington Arch Explained
London's Wellington Arch is one of the city's best-known landmarks and its significance is tied to its original intended purpose, representing England's power.
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Who Was The First British Royal To Visit America?
The first British royal to visit America made their visit in 1860, but this royal was not a monarch at the time. That visit took place nearly 80 years later.
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