The Best Animal Myths Tested On Mythbusters
Of the many myths the Mythbusters team has proven or busted, the animal myths are some of the best.
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The Historical Origin Of The Phrase The Real McCoy
If you have ever mentioned or heard the expression referring to the "Real McCoy," you might be wondering where exactly it came from. Here's the story.
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The Myth About Victorian Women You Can Stop Believing
Victorian women connote s certain frailty due to the way they are often portrayed, but here is one myth you can stop believing.
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Elephants Use Their Feet In An Unexpected Way
Elephants are one of the most beloved animals on the planet. They show a high level of intelligence and they can even communicate in this fascinating manner.
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How Jonathan Wild's Criminal Empire Came To An End
You could say Jonathan Wild was an opportunist. He certainly played a lot of angles. Here's how his criminal empire came to an end.
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When Bird Poop Powered Western Agriculture
Bird poop is a nuisance to us today, but centuries ago it was a valuable commodity. Here's how bird poop once actually powered western agriculture.
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Ernest Hemingway's Scathing Comments About F Scott Fitzgerald Shows How Real Their Feud Was
Ernest Hemmingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald were two literary giants of the 20th century. But, their friendship was less amicable than might be expected.
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The Real Reason Old Churches Have Stained Glass
No matter your opinion on Christianity, it's hard to deny the architectural and artistic beauty of old cathedrals. Here's why old churches have stained glass.
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The Biggest Statues In The World
From Australia's giant sheep monument to the enormous Buddhas of Asia, here's a survey of some of the tallest statues from across the globe.
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The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Cost Taxpayers A Staggering Sum
Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee was a jubilant affair for most of the U.K. However, the celebrations cost the U.K. taxpaer a staggering amount of money.
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One Of The Most Iconic Characters In Cinematic History Was This Actor's Only Film Role
One of the most iconic characters in film history -- the alien from "Alien" -- was portrayed by an actor who could claim the xenomorph as he only role.
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Why Did Graham Nash Leave The Hollies?
The Hollies were a successful band in the late 1960s, but guitarist and vocalist Graham Nash chose to leave the group. Here's why.
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The Biggest Emanuela Orlandi Theories: What Really Happened To Her?
On June 22, 1983, 15-year-old Emanuela Orlandi left her parents' Vatican City apartment and walked toward Rome's Sant'Apollinare complex. What happened next?
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How Long Can Cockroaches Live Without Their Head?
Cockroaches are often considered one of the grossest insects, partly because they can survive without a head. Here's how long they can live without a head.
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The Untold Truth Of Tyrannosaurus Rex
As Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the most well-studied dinosaurs, we know more about it than most other prehistoric species. This is the untold truth of T. rex.
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The Real Reason John Wayne's Grave Was Unmarked For 20 Years
Hollywood has produced few stars as instantly recognizable as John Wayne. Yet after his death in 1979, his grave went unmarked for nearly 20 years.
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Why Rumors Of Pope Francis' Resignation Are Causing Such An Uproar
Traditionally, the job of pope is a lifetime commitment. Pope Benedict XVI changed that by resigning in 2013. Will his successor, Pope Francis, follow suit?
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The Richest Comedians In The World
Comedy may not always be very lucrative, but it has long proved to be an enormous earner for those at the top. These are the richest comedians in the world.
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The Origins Of Flag Day Explained
Flag Day has been celebrated since the late 1880s, but it wasn't officially signed into law until 1949.
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The Most Watched Court Cases In TV History
Courtroom television is hugely popular. But which of the most notorious trials drew the biggest audiences? Here are the most-watched court cases in history.
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The Untold Truth Of Jackie Robinson
Jackie Robinson was a baseball player, but he was also a husband, a father, a civil rights activist, and a businessman. He is his untold truth.
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Here's Why Kate Bush Didn't Perform Live For 35 Years
The song "Running Up That Hill" from Season 4 of Netflix's "Stranger Things" sparked a renewal of interest in the avant-garde English pop singer Kate Bush.
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Who Were The Founding Members Of Bon Jovi?
With songs such as "You Give Love a Bad Name" and "Livin' on a Prayer," Bon Jovi is known for fusing elements of rock, pop, and metal. Here are the founders.
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The Candy Man Killer Drew In His Accomplices With Hefty Bribes
The Candy Man allegedly killed 28 young boys with the help of two accomplices. Here's how Dean Corll lured them in with hefty bribes before the killings.
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Who Are The Biggest Suspects In The Mr. Cruel Case?
Mr. Cruel is the boogeyman-esque tale of an Australian criminal committing heinous crimes who has still never been caught. So who are the biggest suspects?
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What Is A 75 Year Jubilee Called?
Queen Elizabeth II is the longest-reigning British monarch in history, having sat on the throne for 70 years. But what would her 75th jubilee be called?
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The Real Meaning Of Kate Bush's Running Up That Hill
Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" has become popular again thanks to Season 4 of "Stranger Things." So what exactly does it mean? Let's take a look.
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