10 Ways Texas Chain Saw Massacre Lied To You About Historical Events

The true story behind Texas Chain Saw Massacre is much stranger and more gruesome than fiction could ever be.

By Morris M. February 5th, 2023 Read More

The Biggest News Story The Year You Were Born

Choosing the biggest news story from any given year is tough. Do you go with number of headlines generated, or historical significance?

By Morris M. February 5th, 2023 Read More

The Real-Life Government Program That Inspired Stranger Things

The real government program that inspired Stranger Things is even creepier than it seems in the TV show.

By DB Kelly February 5th, 2023 Read More

The Unsettling History Of Government-Sponsored Abductions

Renditions existed before 9/11, but then the government started calling them extraordinary. This is the unsettling history of government-sponsored abductions.

By Marina Manoukian February 5th, 2023 Read More

The Tragic Truth About Stalin's Aardakh Deportations

Aardakh was one of the many forced deportations the Soviet Union enacted against ethnic minorities. Here's the tragic truth about Stalin's Aardakh deportations.

By Marina Manoukian February 5th, 2023 Read More

Nikki Sixx's Tragic Real-Life Story

Nikki Sixx was probably one of the hardest members in any Motley Crue party. His life wasn't all roses, though. Here's the tragic story of Nikki Sixx.

By Pauli Poisuo February 5th, 2023 Read More

False Facts About Ancient Religions You Always Thought Were True

You've probably always believed some of these common misconceptions and false facts about ancient religions.

By Joseph Murphy February 5th, 2023 Read More

Hugh B. Cott And The Palatability Of Eggs Study

Hugh B. Cott was a zoologist who launched a study in which a panel of three people tried hundreds of types of eggs to test their palatability to humans.

By Aaron Homer February 5th, 2023 Read More

The Harrowing Bus 300 Affair Explained

Extrajudicial killings are nothing new in the history of Israel. But the Bus 300 affair showed how far the Shin Bet was willing to go to protect its own.

By Marina Manoukian February 5th, 2023 Read More

Spike: The Record-Holding Dog From Camden, Ohio

There are an estimated 70 million homeless cats and dogs in the United States alone and between 200 and 600 million worldwide. Spike was one of them.

By Karen Corday February 5th, 2023 Read More

How A Whale Bone Used In A Medical Procedure Killed A Founding Father

Gouverneur Morris was one of the Founding Fathers as New York's representative. Morris was plagued with health problems. Here is how a whalebone killed Morris.

By Sarah January February 5th, 2023 Read More

What Happened To DC Sniper John Allen Muhammad's Children?

For three weeks in 2002, the Washington metro area was gripped with fear as an unknown predator with a high-powered rifle. What happened to his children?

By Brian Myers February 5th, 2023 Read More

Sports Stars Who Died Right At The Peak Of Their Fame

These sports stars died right when they were hitting the top of their game.

By Morris M. February 5th, 2023 Read More

Pro Athletes Who Were More Successful After They Retired

Some athletes insist on achieving even greater success after sports. These people were topnotch athletes and went on to even greater things.

By A. C. Grimes February 5th, 2023 Read More

The Untold Truth Of Rickrolling

Rickrolling started out as a MySpace-era prank and became one of the first memes to break into the mainstream. Our hearts have been aching to tell the story.

By Rani Baker February 5th, 2023 Read More

The Most Horrifying Things Discovered In The Great Outdoors

There are plenty of reasons to avoid the great outdoors. Some brave people have gone anyway, and have found some pretty awful things outside.

By A. C. Grimes February 5th, 2023 Read More

Athletes You'll Want To Keep An Eye On At The 2020 Olympics

Here are the athletes you'll want to keep an eye on at the 2020 Olympics.

By Zac Wassink February 5th, 2023 Read More

'Unsolved Mysteries' That Have Never Been Solved

Here are some brutal cold cases that seem destined to remain cold as Pluto forever.

By Tara Marie February 5th, 2023 Read More

How Much Milk Does A Cow Produce In Its Lifetime?

Each cow has a limited supply of milk it can produce in its lifetime, and you're about to learn exactly how many squeezes it takes to deplete an udder.

By Jim Dykstra February 5th, 2023 Read More

Wrestling Gimmicks So Bad They Were Dropped Immediately

Not every wrestling gimmick gets out of the starter gate, whether it's due to awfulness, bad timing, or just strange and uncontrollable circumstances.

By Sam Jackson February 5th, 2023 Read More

Parts Of The Bible That Don't Make Sense

The Bible can sometimes appear entirely at odds with archeological records — or even itself. Here are some parts of the Bible that don't make sense.

By Simon Barnes February 5th, 2023 Read More

Here's Why People Keep Dying On Mount Everest

People are dying on Mount Everest kind of a lot. Here's why Mount Everest is claiming so many lives.

By Becki Robins February 5th, 2023 Read More

False Facts About Star Wars You Always Thought Were True

It would be easy to think all of Star Wars Jedi secrets have been gleaned from that galaxy far, far away. But here are some fake ones that slipped through.

By Becki Robins February 5th, 2023 Read More

Where The Band Nickelback Got Its Name

So how did Nickleback even get its name? Did it perhaps have a different name that would've saved it from all the scorn? Friends, the answer is no.

By A. C. Grimes February 5th, 2023 Read More

The Real Reason Steven Adler Was Kicked Out Of Guns N' Roses

By 1990, Steven Adler was a bit of a mess, even by rockstar standards.

By Felix Behr February 5th, 2023 Read More

The Untold Truth Of David Blaine

David Blaine's a big-time magician, but as with most huge celebrities, there's tons of things you don't know about him.

By Tara Marie February 5th, 2023 Read More

Seriously Disturbing Moments In G-Rated Movies

These are some of the most disturbing moments in G-rated kids' movies.

By Chris Sims February 5th, 2023 Read More