How Death Will Change In The Future
Even ancient Neanderthals had rituals they performed at the loss of their loved ones. Here's how death will probably change in the future.
Read MoreEven ancient Neanderthals had rituals they performed at the loss of their loved ones. Here's how death will probably change in the future.
Read MoreThe community at Las Dos Erres had no warning before the military death squad arrived one night. Here are chilling details from the Dos Erres massacre.
Read MoreIf not for the apostle Barnabas, Christianity might not have much of what we know as the New Testament. This is the untold truth of Barnabas.
Read MoreIt's not at all unusual for individual performers to alter their names for the same of ease and memory. Bands have been known to do the same thing.
Read MoreOn the surface, it seems as though being the child of a Hollywood superstar would be pretty nifty -- but the reality, too often, is much darker.
Read MoreBeing in the diplomatic corps -- especially if you're actually a spy -- comes with certain built-in and recognizable risks, as well as some less obvious.
Read MoreThere are plenty of mesmerizing and fascinating little adornments in Mother Nature's crown that reside in some of the more remote corners of the Earth.
Read MoreLast words: Sometimes they're poignant, sometimes they're deeply funny, sometimes they're sweet, sometimes they're heartbreaking -- especially in hindsight.
Read MoreConsidering the way high-profile actors tend to live their lives under public scrutiny, a marriage involving Marlon Brando, termed "mysterious," seems odd.
Read MoreShow business is full of superstition. So, too, is the world of sports. And some very well-respected players are very superstitious indeed -- like Mike.
Read MoreGames. A little friendly competition, utilizing brain or brawn (or both) with one declared victor at the end. Boxing. Wrestling Pillow fights.
Read MoreElvis became perhaps better known for lifestyle excess than talent, but there was a time, too, when he could indulge his fascination with law enforcement.
Read MoreToday, there exist in the world more than 300 different sign languages — a form of communication with an at-times contentious history dating back millennia.
Read MoreDavid Attenborough continues his legacy of contribution to Britain and on behalf of the natural world. This is the untold truth of David Attenborough.
Read MoreThough D&D is experiencing record success today, there was a time when people wanted it banned. This is the Dungeons & Dragons panic of the 1980s explained.
Read MoreDetails from Brian Laundrie's notebook have been revealed. In it, he confessed to the death of Gabby Petito and also wrote of his intent to take his own life.
Read MoreIt seems to be a recurring theme of human history that when an individual gains power and influence, it's almost as though they wear a target on their back.
Read MoreAs details emerged after his death, it became clear that rock superstar Prince had been living with, and medicating, significant physical pain.
Read MoreWhen the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the Roe v. Wade ruling on June 24, perhaps more questions than answers were in the air in the aftermath.
Read MoreHockey has become a sport that transcends nationalities, gathering fans from around the globe, with teams vying for possession of the Stanley Cup.
Read MoreWhen the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the issue was passed to the states, for the time being -- which would allow it, and which wouldn't.
Read MoreWhen Olympic multi-medalist Florence Griffith Joyner -- Flo-Jo -- died in 1998 at the age of 38, questions naturally arose -- why killed a world-class athlete?
Read MoreWhen the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the repercussions were felt immediately. The ruling has an effect on numerous state laws.
Read MoreA massive Hollywood barrier crashed to the ground -- or at least developed some cracks in the foundation -- when Hattie McDaniel was awarded her Oscar.
Read MoreIt's functioned as a joke -- written, oral, especially a sight gag -- for years, maybe centuries: the moon being made out of cheese. Since when?
Read MoreShe played a magical creature, able to solve all manner of problems, on TV, but in real life, Barbara Eden had to cope with unspeakable tragedy.
Read MoreWe see them, bigger than life, on the cinema's screens -- performers who present a public image that might be very different from who they are as real people.
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