Why David Crosby Can't Stand Ex-Bandmate Graham Nash
Here's a closer look at the ongoing feud between former Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young bandmates David Crosby and Graham Nash.
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Why Amelia Earhart And Eleanor Roosevelt Once Snuck Out Of The White House
Many people have found themselves at a dinner or party and wished they were somewhere else. Maybe even did something about it, like Amelia and Eleanor did.
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This Was The Last Song Janis Joplin Ever Recorded
On January 19, 1943, in Port Arthur, Texas, a counterculture icon was born. She would later break ground for women in the rock 'n' roll industry.
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Where Is The Dropout's Sunny Balwani Today?
Ramesh "Sunny" Buwani was behind-the-scenes at failed company Theranos after loaning $10 million to its founder Elizabeth Holmes. Here's where Sunny is now.
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The Truth About The Greek Village Where Snakes Come To Church
Despite centuries of research and investigation, there are still those events in the natural world that defy any sort of rational explanation.
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Dark Secrets Of Rodeos
Some describe it as a form of culture and tradition; some describe it as senseless cruelty against animals. The latter category seems to be gaining numbers.
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Johnny Depp's Band Featured The Final Recording Of A Legendary Actor
Johnny Depp is known for his movie roles, but he's also in a band called "Hollywood Vampires." His band featured the final recording of a famous actor.
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How D.B. Cooper Forever Changed Airline Travel
D.B. Cooper may or may not have gotten away with an ingenious skyjacking 50-ish years ago. Did the crime have any effect on today's air travel?
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Carlos Santana's Iconic Woodstock Performance Was Wilder Than You Realize
Woodstock is one of the most famous concerts of all time. Here's why Carlos Santana's Woodstock performance was wilder than you think.
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The Strange Connection Between D.B. Cooper And Mt. St. Helens' Eruption
D.B. Cooper was involved in one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in the U.S.. This is the unlikely connection between D.B. Cooper and Mt. St. Helens.
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The True Story Of Rick James' Torture Arrest
Rick James might have pioneered a unique genre of music, with hits that continue to get play, but there was also a much darker side to the artist.
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Inside Harry Truman's Contentious Relationship With General Douglas MacArthur
Here's how Harry S. Truman and Douglas MacArthur's relationship led to the end of a storied military career and the decline of a president's popularity.
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Boris Johnson's Resignation Explained
Boris Johnson's resignation in July 2022 was not unexpected; it was surprising he made it as long as he did. This is Boris Johnson's resignation explained.
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How Bobby Hutton's Murder Was A Turning Point For The Black Panthers
Bobby Hutton was a 17-year-old Black Panther Party member who was killed in a confrontation with the police.
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The Mystery Of The Only Cadet To Go Missing From West Point
In West Point's 200-plus years, only one cadet has gone missing: Richard Colvin Cox, whose disappearance triggered one of the largest manhunts in U.S. history.
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Here's Who Inherited These Pop Star Fortunes After They Passed Away
Pop stars may live the good life while they're around, but what happened to the fortunes and estates of some of pop's biggest names after they passed away?
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Chilling Details About Sarah Everard's Murder
Late in the evening of March 3, 2021, Sarah Everard disappeared from a London street. Here are the chilling details about Sarah Everard's murder.
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Tragic Details About Kenny Rogers
There are two kinds of people in this world: The kind that say they're fans of Kenny Rogers, and liars. Here are some tragic details about Kenny Rogers,
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The Messed Up Truth About The Angola Prison Rodeo
Although prison rodeos have been around as early as 1931, none of them have outlasted the Angola prison rodeo in Louisiana. Here's the messed-up truth about it.
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Here's What It Was Like Going To A Speakeasy During Prohibition
Ever imagine what it was like visiting a speakeasy during Prohibition? These underground clubs have a somewhat complicated history. Read on to learn more.
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The Beastie Boys Are Really The Ones To Thank For The Term Mullet
Love it or hate it, the mullet is an iconic hairstyle, and it's a lot older than many realize. Here's a look at the history of both the hairstyle and its name.
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The Unexpected Reason Winona Ryder Was Arrested In 2001
Winona Ryder's acting career took her to the peak of stardom in the 1990s, but her career was quickly derailed when she was arrested in 2001.
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The Sex Pistols' John Lydon Once Had A Terrifying Brush With Death
John Lydon, otherwise known as Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols had a near-miss with death which almost made him collapse. Here's how it all happened.
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How Much Was Monty Norman, Composer Of The James Bond Theme, Worth When He Died?
Monty Norman, who wrote the James Bond theme song, passed away on July 11 2022. His legacy is in music but here's what his net worth was when he died.
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Why The Meaning Of A Lead Balloon Might Not Be As Accurate As We Thought
You've heard 'going over like a lead balloon,' but it may not be as straightforward as you thought.
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What Happens If You Don't Have A Will When You Die
A will is one of the most important documents people can create, yet many die without ever writing one. Here's what happens when someone dies without a will.
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What Was The First Major League Baseball Team To Use Organ Music?
The organ is a staple of the background music of many major league baseball stadiums. This was the first baseball team to entertain fans with organ music.
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