What Happened To Plato's School, The Academy?
The modern world is full of highly regarded institutions of learning -- Cambridge and Oxford in England, Harvard and Yale in the U.S. And in ancient times?
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Where Is George Washington Buried?
George Washington -- the man who won the American Revolution, the first president of the United States -- surely as revered in death as he was in life.
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How Jimmy Savile Was Able To Escape Justice For Over 60 Years
British entertainer Jimmy Savile raised enormous amounts of money for charity while interacting with celebrities and royalty. All was not as it seemed.
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The Untold Truth Of Robert Plant
For many, Robert Plant is Led Zeppelin. And while the band has had its share of stories, so has the lead singer. Here is the untold truth of Robert Plant.
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The Untold Truth Of The World's First Human Cyborg
Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan, a scientist with a lifelong interest in robotics and artificial intelligence, may have been destined to become the world's first cyborg.
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The History Of Oklahoma's All-Black Towns
Today, 13 of Oklahoma's all-Black towns remain, and their residents continue to fight for their preservation and believe in their renewal in the 21st century.
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Musicians Severely Mistreated By Their Record Labels
It appears that music industry contracts are one of the worst business deals ever. Here's a list of musicians severely mistreated by their record labels.
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Robert Fulton: The Man Who Changed America Forever With A Steamboat
Engineer Robert Fulton didn't invent the concept of a steamboat, but he perfected it, making the commercial use of safe, steam-driven ships finally possible.
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Things People Get Wrong About The Yin And Yang Symbol
Despite being familiar, there's a lot about the yin and yang symbol that many don't know. These are things people get wrong about the yin and yang symbol.
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What Was NFL Legend Tony Siragusa's Net Worth When He Died?
Tony "The Goose" Siragusa passed away at the age of 55. He was a beloved figure in football and leaves behind a great legacy, including one Super Bowl title.
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The Unusual Thing John Wayne Wore Under His Tuxedo At His Final Public Appearance
John Wayne was a stalwart of the western movie tradition. His last public appearance was a testament to the strength he had, and his respect for the movies.
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The Real Reason Jean Harlow Changed Her Name
As if trying to succeed in show business -- especially Hollywood -- wasn't enough, some performers are further hindered (or helped, maybe) by a stage mother.
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Why An Agatha Christie Mystery Might Have Inspired A Real-Life Murderer
Some people will hold that life does indeed imitate art. They usually aren't talking about crime, however -- certainly not about Agatha Christie. Right?
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The Truth About Israel Keyes' Final Known Victim, Samantha Koenig
Samantha Koenig's was serial killer Israel Keyes' last victim. Keyes went to great lengths to void being caught, but this sloppy move alerted authorities.
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The Tragic 1885 Death Of Ulysses S. Grant
Ulysses S. Grant is widely credited with bringing victory to the Union during the American Civil War, as well as serving two terms as president.
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Who Discovered The Tragic 2012 Death Of Sylvester Stallone's Son?
Sage Stallone was just 36 in 2012 when he died of a heart attack. Here's who discovered the tragic death of Sylvester Stallone's son.
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Tragic Details About Tom Hanks
Tom Hanks is always willing to please and make others smile, but he has experienced some adversity. Here are a few tragic details about Tom Hanks.
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Cary Grant Ran Away From Home To Pursue A Circus Hobby
Cary Grant is known as one of old Hollywood's most famous performers, but he may not have landed a Hollywood career if he hadn't run away to join the circus.
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The 1989 Murder Of Former Black Panther Leader Huey P Newton
Long before the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there was the Black Panther Party, striving to be an agent of change, guided by activist Huey P. Newton.
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The Unexpected Source Of The I Dream Of Jeannie Bottle
The iconic '60s TV show "I Dream Of Jeannie" featured a special kind of bottle for Jeannie to live in. This is the surprising history of the bottle's origin.
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Spider Webs Once Had An Important Medical Purpose
Spider webs might not seem very useful to us humans, but they were actually highly important for dressing wounds during the period of the ancient Romans.
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Why Were Rugby Balls Originally Made With Pig Bladders?
Have you ever wondered why rugby balls are called a "pigskin"? Would you believe us if we told you it's because they used to be made from pig bladders?
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How A Case Of Farting On An Airplane Ended In An FBI Interrogation
No one likes when someone farts on an airplane, but it happens more than you'd think. Here's how farting on an airplane once launched an FBI investigation.
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These Were The Last Songs John Lennon Recorded Before His Death
John Lennon is one of the most iconic songwriters of all time. His untimely end came as he was coming back from a recording, clutching his final record.
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How Did The Beastie Boys Get Their Name?
Given the Beastie Boys' unique-sounding name, many have wondered where exactly it came from.
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20th Century Comedian Monty Banks Was Forced To Leave The UK For A Sad Reason
Monty Banks, a famous 20th century comedian and silent film actor, was forced to leave the UK for a sad reason. Here's why Banks had to leave.
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Inside The Tragic Relationship Between Dorothy Stratten And Peter Bogdanovich
Dorothy Stratten and director Peter Brogdanovich had an affair before the Playboy starlet was murdered. Here is a look into the ill-fated relationship.
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