The Truth About Stephen Hawking's Two Marriages
Stephen Hawking was one of the most important scientists of all time, but he also had a dramatic personal life with two marriages that ended in divorce.
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Beethoven Had An Incredibly Precise Process For His Morning Coffee
It comes as no surprise that great genius sometimes arrives wrapped up in, putting it charitably, equally great eccentricity. Beethoven was no exception.
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What Was Hells Angels' Founder Sonny Barger's Net Worth When He Died?
Sonny Barger was many things in his 83 years: biker, inmate, actor, author. When he died June 29, he left a not inconsiderable estate behind.
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Here's What It's Really Like To Go Undercover
While TV and film offer a window into what it's like to go undercover, it turns out some of the most common tropes are quite far from the reality of vice work.
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Travis Barker Spent Time With Another Band Before Joining Blink-182
Travis Barker was part of another rock group for a few years before he joined Blink-182.
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Why David Gilmour Was Never Meant To Be A Permanent Member Of Pink Floyd
David Gilmour is synonymous with Pink Floyd but he was not supposed to be a full-time member. Here's how the silky guitarist came to be the face of Pink Floyd.
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Where Is Submarine Killer, Peter Madsen, Today?
The murder of journalist Kim Wall in 2017 sparked shock and outrage. Here's where her assailant Peter Madsen, dubbed "the Submarine Killer" is today.
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Richard Simmons' Terrifying Medical Emergency On The David Letterman Show
For a while there, exercise and nutrition expert Richard Simmons seemed to be everywhere -- guesting on "General Hospital" and being a foil for David Letterman.
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What Do We Know About Misty Griffin Of Sins Of The Amish?
"Sins of the Amish" details the sexual abuse that Misty Griffin allegedly endured in the Amish community. After breaking free Misty continues her activism.
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Inside Hells Angels Founder Sonny Barger's Tragic Life
Mention the Hells Angels motorcycle club, and unique images are conjured; archetypes, even. Few embodied them more deeply than Sonny Barger.
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What Was Serial Killer Velma Barfield's Motive For Murder?
After confessing to several murders by poison, serial killer Velma Barfield would become the first woman to be sentenced to death in the United States.
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How A Single Phone Call To Lucille Ball Completely Changed Carol Burnett's Career
Lucille Ball and Carol Burnett are two trailblazers of women in comedy. Here's the story of how one phone call to Lucille Ball changed Burnett's career.
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What Happens To Your Teeth After You Die?
No question -- teeth are one part of human anatomy that requires an extraordinary amount of care during a lifetime. But what happens after death?
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Billy Joel: The Tragic Real-Life Story
Bill Joel is one of the best songwriters of all time, with dozens of hits to his name. Despite his success, he has endured some major hardships.
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Jean Harlow Experienced An Unusual Symptom Related To The Condition That Killed Her
By the time doctors figured out the cause of Jean Harlow's symptoms, it was tragically too late for the Hollywood icon.
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Clyde Barrow Committed A Brutal Murder While In Prison
The Clyde of Bonnie and Clyde was Clyde Barrow, a man prone to killing without hesitation when it suited his purposes. The first dated back to his prison days.
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Why William Shatner Was Living In His Truck After Star Trek Fame
William Shatner is known for playing Captain Kirk on Star Trek, and is considered a Hollywood royalty, but he was once reduced to living in his truck.
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The True Story Of William Anders' Famed Earthrise Photo
The Earthrise photo, taken of the Earth from space by astronauts, is one of the most famous photos ever taken. Here's the story of the Earthrise photo.
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How R. Kelly And Jay-Z's Collaboration Became A Bitter Feud
Nearly two decades ago, the creative collaboration between Jay-Z and R. Kelly was poised to take over the world. So what caused them to split for good?
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The True Story Of The 8-Year-Old Who Spent Nearly A Week Lost In The Woods
The 8-year-old girl who spent nearly a week lost in the woods was miraculously found relatively unscathed. Here is that true story.
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How One Unique Crustacean Can Produce A Sound As Loud As A Sonic Boom
The word "shrimp" is applied to certain kinds of aquatic creatures, but also as a generic description for something small. But powerful? Not usually.
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Barbara Eden's Reaction To Her Lion Co-Star Was Braver Than You'd Expect
Making a living in the performing arts entails unique challenges, sometimes from other humans, and sometimes from the very situation itself.
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The Mystery Of The Unserved Warrant In The Emmett Till Case
Nearly 70 years since the murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till, a mysterious unserved warrant in the case has turned up against his accuser.
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Inside The Wild Story Of The Teddy Roosevelt Boat Thieves
Teddy Roosevelt is one of the most beloved U.S. presidents. Before he took the Oath of Office, though, he was on the frontier hunting and chasing boat thieves
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How The Death Of A New York Senator Impacted The Right To Die Movement
Although politics often feels like a dirty business these days, there have been individuals who entered the field and did their best to accomplish good.
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The Myth Of Asgard Explained
Thanks to Marvel, you might know that Thor, Loki, and other Norse gods hail from a place called Asgard. Here's a primer on Norse mythology's golden realm.
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New York Knicks Legend John Starks' Career Was Actually Saved By A Knee Injury
Former New York Knicks guard John Starks might not have had the long career that he did if not for a knee injury he sustained in his early NBA years.
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