The History Of Eating Poison On Purpose Explained
The idea of eating poison in order to protect yourself from being poisoned is actually rooted in history and a Pontic king named Mithridates the Great.
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How James Caan's Son Almost Killed A Man
James Caan's son, Scott Caan, went after a drug dealer when he was a teenager.
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Earth Could Have More Oceans Than You Think
A recent scientific discovery could be evidence of hidden oceans.
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How True Crime Inspired The Movie Heat
"Heat," one of the most influential heist movies of all time, drew inspiration from a real-life detective's pursuit of a criminal.
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The James Caan And Francis Ford Coppola Film Reunion We'll Sadly Never See
James Caan was a legend of the silver screen with many collaborations with director Francis Ford Coppola. Sadly, a reunion on Coppola's next film won't happen.
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The Prestigious Award That Eluded James Caan His Entire Acting Career
James Caan is a legend of the silver screen having appeared in iconic films such as "The Godfather." Yet, his skills somehow eluded this prestigious award.
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What Would Happen If A Former US President Went To Jail?
Commanders-in-chief have been accused of committing specific crimes, and things have progressed as far as impeachment on four occasions in American history.
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James Caan's Relationship With Misery Co-Star Kathy Bates Explained
The subject matter of a film can create nervous tension during production. If the co-stars approach their work differently, that can add to the stress.
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Crime Secrets From Executive Producer Of Phrogging: Hider In My House - Exclusive
Phrogging, or strangers living inside a home without the owners or tenant knowing it, happens far more often than many realize.
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James Caan's Real Ties To The Mafia Outside Of The Godfather
James Caan had a long and storied career on both the big and small screens, but perhaps was most celebrated for his star turn in "The Godfather."
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Whatever Happened To John Wayne Gacy's Parents?
John Wayne Gacy, who murdered upwards of 33 people may be the most heinous serial killer in U.S. history. Here is the history of what happened to his parents.
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The Tragic Murder Of Jenny Maxwell Explained
Jenny Maxwell had a successful, though brief, run at Hollywood stardom, with supporting roles in films and television. And then she was murdered.
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Chief Cruciverbalist Will Shortz Explains How Crossword Puzzles Are Made
The New York Times crossword puzzle is the most famous crossword in the U.S., and it's put together by Will Shortz. Here's how crossword puzzles are made.
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Everything Monster Doesn't Tell You About The True Story
The film "Monster" and the true story of killer Aileen Wuornos have some parralels, but what is fact verus fiction? Here is the true story.
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How The Confederate Constitution Was Different From The US Constitution
The Confederate Constitution was basically an amended version of the U.S. Constitution, with a few important changes. Here are the most significant differences.
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What Happened To Clark Gable's Children?
Some Hollywood families can stretch back for generations -- the Hustons, the Barrymores, and others. Some family connections are a little less public.
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Brazil's Sateré-Mawé Tribe's Painful Tradition To Mark A Boy's Coming Of Age
Rituals to usher in adulthood vary a lot by culture, like Brazil's Sateré-Mawé tribe's tradition to mark a boy's coming of age which involves lots of pain.
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Where Is Inventing Anna's Kacy Duke Today?
The character of Kacy Duke from the show "Inventing Anna" is actually a real person, who works as a fitness trained in New York City. Here's where she is today.
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Why Garrett Morris Was Not A Happy Camper On Saturday Night Live
The original cast of "Saturday Night Live" featured some breakout performers, as well as those who worked consistently in supporting roles for years.
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Inside John Quincy Adams' Unusual Skinny-Dipping Routine
President John Quincy Adams had an unusual skinny-dipping routine, going skinny-dipping every morning. This was Adams' skinny-dipping routine.
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What Was James Caan's Net Worth When He Died?
Legendary actor James Caan died on June 6, 2022, according to a tweet posted on the actor's official Twitter account. He was 82. What was he worth when he died?
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The Meaning Behind Paradise City By Guns N' Roses
Part of the fun of experiencing art is the reaction the work elicits -- what, when all is said and done, does it mean? Sometimes artists offer clues.
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André Bamberski From My Daughter's Killer Avenged His Daughter's Death In A Unique Way
André Bamberski's daughter was killed in 1982 by her stepfather Dieter Krombach. The latter evaded justice for years until Bamberski avenged her in this way.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of James Caan
Respected actor James Caan sadly died on July 6, 2022. He leaves behind an incredible legacy that spans decades.
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Margaret Hamilton Did The Most Heartwarming Thing With Her Wizard Of Oz Fame
Due to her role in "The Wizard of Oz," the masses have associated Margaret Hamilton's image with pure villainy. But in real life, this is far from the truth.
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How An Unsolved Murder Reignited Interest In D.B. Cooper
The D.B. Cooper skyjacking is one of the most intriguing cold cases in American crime. Tragically, one of the key figures from that case was later murdered.
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These Were Tom Petty's Final Words To His Fans
Tom Petty was a titan of the music industry, inspiring musicians across several decades. These were his final words to his many fans.
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