The Tragic Truth About Eva Peron's Lobotomy
Eva Peron had a lobotomy shortly before her death in 1952.
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Shady Details About George Washington
Nothing can take away all the great things Washington did for the U.S.A., but he wasn't perfect. Here are some shady details about George Washington.
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The Untold Truth Of Ben-Hur
"Ben-Hur," one of the greatest Biblical epics of all time, has remained popular since its release at the apex of Hollywood's Biblical film era in 1959.
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Scientists Might Be Changing Their Tune About The Loch Ness Monster's Existence
The Loch Ness Monster myth has been a staple of Scotland for a long time. Here's why scientists are changing their tune about the creature's existence.
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How Deadly Is Falling Spacecraft Debris?
It's one of those random, slight possibilities in terms of actual tragedy: someone killed by falling man-made space debris. But the odds are going up.
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Jacqueline Kennedy's Granddaughter Looks Just Like The Famous First Lady
Jacqueline Kennedy has a granddaughter who is as beautiful as the former first lady was. Meet Rose Schlossberg.
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The Messed Up Truth About The 1990s Music Industry
The '90s were a time of change not just for a number of music genres, but for the industry itself. This is the messed up truth about the 1990s music industry.
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Murder Hornets Have A Much More Friendly Image Now
Murder hornets have a pretty terrifying name, but they aren't exactly as deadly as you might think. Here's why the insects have a friendlier image nowadays.
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How The Murder Of Stanford White Became The Trial Of The Century
The trial of Harry Thaw, who murdered renowned architect Standford White for assaulting his wife, was the trial of the century during the early 1900s.
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The Deadliest Heat Waves In History
The planet feels hotter than ever, and scientists say extreme temperatures are the new normal. These are the deadliest heat waves in history.
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German Museum Münzkabinett Houses More Forms Of Currency That You Ever Knew Existed
The Münzkabinett museum in Dresden, Germany, is home to more forms of currency than you ever knew existed. Here's what you need to know about the museum.
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The Origin Of The Word Tarot Might Have Some Believers Upset
The Origin of The Word Tarot, a word that evolved over the centuries along with the purpose of the cards, Might Have Some Believers Upset
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The Untold Truth Of Carlos Santana
Though Carlos Santana has been in the limelight for nearly 60 years, there is still a lot his fans do not know about him. This is the untold truth of Santana.
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What Are The Marks On The Moon That Make It Look Like Swiss Cheese?
Scientists have discovered what the marks on the moon are that make it look like Swiss cheese -- and some say the cause may mean the moon is habitable.
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How The Battle Of Cable Street Changed England's Fascist Movement
The Battle of Cable Street in London pitted fascist demonstrators against protestors. Here's how the Battle fo Cable Street changed England's fascist movement.
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Why The NAACP Refused To Work With Mamie Till After An Initial Speaking Tour
The torture and murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till at the hands of white Mississippi racists in 1955 helped inflame the Civil Rights movement in this country.
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How A Shirt Color Led To Walter Roseberry's Murder
Murders are committed for a variety of reasons from custody disputes to money issues. Here is how the color of Walter Roseberry's shirt led to his murder.
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The Tragic 2013 Murder Of Caleb Harrison Explained
In 2013, Canadian father Caleb Harrison was found murdered in his Mississauga home. Here are the tragic details behind Harrison's untimely and brutal slaying.
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How The North Hollywood Shootout Led To The Now-Controversial 1033 Program
A bank robbery in 1997 erupted into a fierce gun battle. This is how the North Hollywood Shootout led to the now-controversial 1033 Program.
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What It's Really Like To Work As A 911 Operator
Whether you're thinking about a career as an emergency dispatcher or you're just curious, here's what it's really like to work as a 911 operator.
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How The Bureau Of Prisons Decides Where To House Federal Prisoners
There are 122 federal correctional institutions in the U.S. Here's how the Bureau of Prisons decides where to house prisoners.
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Who Was The First Dalai Lama?
The Dalai Lama is the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism, believed to be reincarnated for 14 generations. Here is the story of the very first Dalai Lama.
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The Truth And Myth Behind The 1937 Death Of Bessie Smith
Bessie Smith, a pioneer blues singer, is remembered for her powerful voice and vast musical influence. Here is the truth and myth behind her 1937 death.
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Here's Where New Jersey Gamblers Are Probably Spending The Most Money
In Atlantic City and elsewhere, Garden State resorts and casinos grossed billions of dollars in 2021. Which New Jersey gambling hot spots see the most traffic?
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Carol Burnett's Singing Talent Is Even More Impressive Than You Thought
Carol Burnett has a long career in the entertainment industry and is known for her witty humor and plucky comedy. However, she is a talented singer, too.
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Carol Burnett Appeared In The First Episode Of A Long-Running Children's Show
Carol Burnett has been a ground-breaking performer who can do anything -- song and dance, comedy and drama, stage and screen, for grownups and children.
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Dwight Eisenhower's Lack Of Response To Emmett Till's Murder Spoke Volumes
The brutal murder of teenager Emmett Till in 1955 shocked the nation. However, President Dwight Eisenhower's lack of response spoke volumes on his stance.
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