Things People Get Wrong About The Devil
The Devil is one of those figures that pretty much everyone has heard of, and pretty much anyone who's heard of him has a good idea of what his deal is.
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Tragic Details About These Heirs And Heiresses
Being born into a rich family is not always good times and good fortune. As the saying goes, money can't buy happiness.
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Rules Genghis Khan's Warriors Had To Follow
The tool which Genghis Khan and his successors conquered empires were unparalleled warriors, who had strict rules and codes to follow.
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The Long Complicated History Of The Boy Scouts Explained
The Boy Scouts have been in existence for more than a century. A century of history is a lot, and it is a very different organization now than it was then.
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George Washington's Tragic Death Explained
George Washington died suddenly on December 14, 1799, just two years after he left office as the first President of the United States.
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Why The Yo-Yo Played An Important Role In Ancient Greek Society
You may think of yo-yos as a toy, but they played an important role in ancient Greek society. Here's why.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Sue The T-Rex
In 1990, a fossil dubbed Sue the T-Rex was discovered by the Black Hills Institute. A tragic custody battle ensued over the T-Rex.
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The Creepiest Things Serial Killers Ever Said
Serial killers tend not to have a verbal filter, but that's not really shocking -- they do kill people. These are the creepiest things serial killers ever said.
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Here's How Much Amazon Employees Really Get Paid
In 2018, Amazon's revenue reached the new height of $232.9 billion with a $10 billion profit. Before 2019, Amazon paid nothing — nada — on taxes.
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The World's Worst Man-Made Disasters
Man-made disasters are a bitter betrayal, with life and limb possibly spared with a little forward-thinking. Here are some of the worst man-made disasters.
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Why Slipknot Believes They Were Haunted While Recording Vol 3
Slipknot's believe they had some dealings with the supernatural when making their third album, 'Vol. 3 (The Subliminal Verses).'
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What Archeologists Hope To Learn From The World's Oldest Runestone
Runestones are a unique window into the past, helping us to learn about ancient cultures. Here's what archaeologists hope to learn from the oldest runestone.
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12 Best Alexander Graham Bell Inventions
Alexander Graham Bell did more than patent the telephone. From an early metal detector to lifesaving breathing equipment, discover 12 of his best inventions.
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What It Was Really Like Being An Early Christian In The Roman Empire
Life as a Christian in the empire was marked by persecution and in-fighting. However, they contributed to the evolution of Christianity and Judaism today.
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Strangest Videos Captured Before People Disappeared
While a video is typically considered to be some of the strongest evidence in a case, for these missing people, it only made things even stranger.
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The Most Successful Band Member Replacements Ever
Lineup changes in bands are occasionally necessary, but sometimes, a new hire will shock everyone. These are the most successful band member replacements ever.
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Fake Documentaries That Totally Fooled Viewers
Documentaries are well-regarded as a genre, but what if the filmmakers are lying? There have been some bizarrely elaborate pranks disguised as documentaries.
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Extreme Reasons Musicians Canceled Tours
Every so often, famous musicians have to cancel their tours, and every so often, the reasons behind those cancellations are pretty extreme.
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The Most Dangerous 21st Century American Cities By Murder Rate
Using the murder rate per 100,000 citizens, cities in the nation have found where they place in comparison to the rest of the country.
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How Different Cultures Around The World Celebrate Winter Solstice
The winter solstice is, for many, a good excuse to celebrate. Though the individual celebration can vary, they often include feasts, art, and processions.
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The Time Guns N' Roses' Duff McKagan's Pancreas Exploded
Throughout the years, some members of Guns N' Roses, including bassist Duff McKagan, have candidly opened up about their drug and alcohol use.
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Extravagant Buildings That Were Never Finished
You can draw and design an extravagant building, but once you start construction, everything can go wrong.
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What The Metaverse Could Do To Humans
Facebook's Metaverse aims to create a virtual world where people can interact in various ways as avatars, but what could that do to humans in the real world?
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The Dark Truth About Being A Pop Star In The '90s
The world of '90s pop music wasn't nearly as glamorous for its stars as you might think. Here's the dark truth about being a pop star in the '90s.
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What Was The Mad Gasser Of Mattoon? We Explain
The Mad Gasser of Mattoon is often cited as the premier case of mass hysteria. In the 1940s, a town was terrorized by a mysterious gas-spraying culprit.
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The Scary History Of The Doomsday Clock
The Doomsday Clock strikes at midnight, marking the end of the world.
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Billy Idol's Sad And Often Troubling Life
It might seem like Billy Idol was born to rock, but it wasn't always so, and his fame was no easy ride. Here is Billy Idol's sad and often troubling life.
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