The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Korn
Korn's nuanced, anguished lyrics serve as a means of catharsis both for them and the band's millions of fans. All that pain in Korn's music is real.
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The Real Reason Robert Blake Was Banned From SNL
You'd think if anybody had a sense of humor about themselves, it would be the production staff of "Saturday Night Live." Maybe. Except when they don't.
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Things 42 Didn't Tell You About Jackie Robinson
42 was both a critical and commercial success, but, like any biopic, certain details were glossed over. Here's what 42 didn't tell you about Jackie Robinson.
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These Are The Countries With No Military
When a country eliminates its military there can be tangible benefits. Here are some of these nations, and how they exist with no military.
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Lyncoya: The Tragic Story Of Andrew Jackson's Adopted Creek Son
Former U.S. president Andrew Jackson adopted a Native American child, the historical truth of which is largely a mystery. Here is the tragic story of Lyncoya.
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The Messed Up History Of Typhoid Fever
Typhoid fever, caused by a particular Salmonella bacterium, was an incredibly deadly disease that still persists today.
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The Tragic Tale Of The Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
While some hold out hope that it lives, many believe that this beautiful bird is long extinct. Here is the tragic tale of the ivory-billed woodpecker.
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Dunkleosteus: The Scary Truth About This Gigantic Extinct Fish
Here's what we know about this long-extinct fish Dunkleosteus and what made it possibly the scariest creature of its time.
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What Are The Risks Of Being An Anti-War Protester In Russia?
Anti-war protesters in Russia face different kinds of risks if they choose to make their voices heard, or even head to the streets for a peaceful protest.
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The Tragic Death Of One-Hit Wonder Ray Smith
Ray Smith, the one-hit-wonder behind 1960's Rockin' Little Angel, died in November 1979 at the age of 45.
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This War-Torn Area In France Is One Of The Most Dangerous Places On Earth
The Zone Rogue in France was the site of the Verdun Battle in World War I between the French and the Germans.
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The Untold Truth Of Native American War Bonnets
War bonnets are of great significance in Native American cultures.
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The Real Reason Steven Tyler Sounds So Different On Dream On
Steven Tyler used his real voice when 'Dream On' was recorded.
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The Untold Truth Of Skywalker Ranch
George Lucas built Skywalker Ranch as a place where clients and employees can work while enjoying a serene environment.
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Here's Where The Phrase March Madness Might Have Originated From
Athletic Administrator Henry V. Porter used the term March Madness in his 1939 essay about basketball.
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What Timothy McVeigh's Dad Really Thinks About His Terrorist Son
William "Bill" McVeigh is the father of Timothy McVeigh, the man responsible for the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995.
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What Happened To Etch A Sketch?
The iconic drawing toy Etch A Sketch was first released in 1960 and has sold more than 1 million units.
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The Life-Saving Heroics Of Cholera Detective John Snow
Physician John Snow did his own investigations to find the root cause of the cholera epidemic in 19th century London.
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The Bizarre True Story Of How A Dead Jockey Won A Horse Race
In 1923, a jockey named Frank Hayes died in the middle of a horse race that he ended up winning.
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The Rockefeller Family Tree Explained
The Rockefeller family is one of the richest families in the United States.
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Chilling Details From The Oklahoma City Bombing
In 1995, Oklahoma City suffered the biggest domestic terror attack in U.S. history. These are the chilling details from the Oklahoma City bombing.
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What Every Ink Master Season Winner Looks Like Today
Season 13 of "Ink Master" was abruptly cancelled in 2020. Let's take a look back at all the past winners and see what they're up to — and how they've changed.
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The Fake Heiress Who Conned America's Banks In The 1800s
Elizabeth "Betty" Bigley was a con woman who managed to steal millions of dollars from unsuspecting victims in both the U.S. and Canada.
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Details You Didn't Know About Serial Killer Leonarda Cianciulli
Known as 'the soap maker of Correggio,' Leonarda Cianciulli was Italy's first female serial killer, murdering three unsuspecting women seeking help.
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The Untold Truth Of Punch And Judy Shows
Despite past controversy, the Punch and Judy puppet show can be found at fairgrounds, circuses, beaches, and family resorts to this day.
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What Is Bryan Mantia From Guns N' Roses Up To Today?
Bryan Mantia is known for playing drums in popular rock bands, including Guns N' Roses, and this is what he is up to today.
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What We Know About The Natural Phenomenon Of Volcanic Lightning
Sometimes when a volcanic eruption occurs, lightning forms in the plume above, and scientists are still trying to understand why this happens.
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