You Probably Didn't Know James Dean Was Also A Record-Setting Basketball Star
James Dean was a stellar basketball player during his high school years.
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Where Is Ernest Hemingway Buried?
Ernest Hemingway's final resting place is located in the city where he spent the last years of his life.
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The Tragic Truth About Eva Peron's Lobotomy
Eva Peron had a lobotomy shortly before her death in 1952.
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An Accident Led To The Famed Chinese Theatre Cement Footprints
The first footprint at the Chinese Theatre was accidentally placed by a silent film actress.
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What James Dean's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
Despite being an icon for the rebels, James Dean had a quirky personality.
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Everything We Know About The Michigan State University Shooter So Far
On February 13, 2023, a shooter walked onto the campus of Michigan State University in East Lansing and killed three students. Here's what we know about him.
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The Tethys Sea: The Story Of The Ocean That Covered Ancient Earth
Millions of years ago, when dinosaurs still roamed the world, the was the Tethys Ocean, an ocean that existed on Earth for most of the history of life on land.
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Raquel Welch Was Left Awe-Struck When She First Met Burt Reynolds
Who did Raquel Welch, one of the most recognizable sex symbols in Hollywood history, find too hot to handle? Turns out it was actor Burt Reynolds.
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The Buffalo Shooter's Sentence Explained
The man who walked into a Buffalo supermarket in 2022 and opened fire arrived in court in February 2023 to be sentenced for his crimes. Here's what happened.
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It Turns Out There's A Scientific Reason Behind Why We Feel Happy At Concerts
It's no secret that people are generally in a pretty good mood at concerts, but there's a scientific reason why concerts make us feel happy.
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Songs Where Someone Dies At The End
Not all songwriters have a firm grasp of narrative, but some songwriters really do. And some don't believe in happy endings.
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The History Of How Gatorade Got Its Name
Gatorade is one of the highest-selling sports drinks in the world, with 4.31 billion cases - not bottles - sold worldwide in 2021. Here's how it got its name.
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What It's Really Like Being A Lighthouse Keeper
Is being a lighthouse keeper a life of loneliness and extreme weather? Here's what it's really like being a lighthouse keeper.
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Here's What Benito Mussolini Would've Looked Like In Color
As this was the mid 20th century, color photography was not as common, and most photos of Benito Mussolini were in black and white.
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Famous Celebrities Who Died In Their 60s
The average life expectancy for Americans is 77 years old, so it hits hard when people pass away young. These are some famous celebrities who died in their 60s.
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The Wild Real-Life Story Of Ma Barker
Ma Barker was the infamous matriarch of the Barker-Karpis gang who robbed and killed during the 1920s and 1930s.
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The Most Important Solo Acts In Rock History
These solo acts are legendary and synonymous with rock 'n' roll. Their influence can be felt in other genres and the generations that followed.
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The Horrifying 2006 Murder Of Stacy Wilson
In 2006, 21-year-old Stacy Wilson was murdered violently in front of a crowd of horrified onlookers. Her killer was no stranger.
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Old Hollywood Feuds That Got Out Of Hand
Image was everything in Old Hollywood, but things didn't always go according to plan. These are some Old Hollywood feuds that got out of hand.
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The Untold Truth Of Siegfried And Roy
Siegfried and Roy took Las Vegas by storm with their magic-meets-tamed-tigers act. Here's the untold truth of Siegfried and Roy.
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The Untold Story Of The Bunker Twins
The Bunker twins are likely the most famous conjoined twins in history.
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The Biggest Disasters In Space History
Space exploration didn't reach where it is today without a number of unfortunate accidents and fatalities. Here are the biggest disasters in space history.
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The Untold Truth Of Joni Mitchell
One of Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Artists, Joni Mitchell has produced music since the 1960s and influenced many. Here is the untold truth of Joni Mitchell.
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The Untold Truth Of Claudine Longet
Claudine Longet saw mountains of media attention in the 1960s and 1970s - though perhaps not the kind she would've desired - when she stood trial for murder.
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The Time Bryan Cranston Became The Primary Suspect In The Murder Of A Florida Chef
Bryan Cranston, known for his roles in "Malcom in the Middle" and "Breaking Bad," was once the primary suspect in the murder of a Florida chef.
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Signs That Someone Doesn't Like You According To Science
Wish there was a surefire way to find out if someone doesn't like you, whether in a simple social situation or perhaps for romantic purposes?
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What Charlie Chaplin's Last Movies Were Like Before He Died
In the decades leading up to his death, Chaplin was only involved in a few films. Here are what Charlie Chaplin's last movies were like before he died.
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