Who Were The Three Ms Of Hollywood's Golden Age?
Movie stars come and movie stars go. One phenomenon of show business is the staying power of a performer, even years after the individual's death.
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Is Stealing First Base In Baseball Actually Possible?
A true die-hard fan of baseball takes exceptional delight in the game's history, its changing rules, and a vast encyclopedia of statistics over the years.
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Here's How It Can Rain Without Any Clouds
Some things just go together, common sense cause and effect, especially in terms of weather. And then something like rain falling, without clouds, appears.
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What Was The Last Film Veronica Lake Appeared In Before She Died?
Hollywood actress Veronica Lake enthralled audiences during the 1940s, appearing in both noir and comedies. How long did her film career last?
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How The World Wildlife Fund Forced The WWE To Change Its Name
It was not, perhaps, the most highly anticipated match in history, but the legal battle between nature lovers and wrestling promoters had a fascinating outcome.
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The Truth About Josephine Baker's Relationship With Grace Kelly
At first, Josephine Baker and Grace Kelly might seem like an odd match -- Baker, the celebrated Paris cabaret performer; Kelly, the aristocratic film star.
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Animal Species That Practice Same-Sex Coupling
The fact that animals engage in myriad sexual behaviors has been known for a very long time. Here are some animal species that practice same-sex coupling.
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The Truth About Johnny Depp's Relationship With Marlon Brando
Over the years, Johnny Depp has made friends with fellow Hollywood icons. But out of them all, Marlon Brando, Depp's mentor, made the biggest impression.
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Vecna's Unique D&D Symbol Has A Gross Meaning
In Season 4 of Stranger Things, another D&D villain, Vecna, entered the narrative. What is his symbol, and why is it so disturbing?
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A Startling Number Of Meteors Hit The Earth Every Day
You might have the fortune of spotting the odd shooting star -- or, scientifically speaking, a meteorite -- on any given night. But how many of them hit Earth?
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The Untold Truth Of Pride Month
Typically in June, Pride Marches take over the streets of cities around the world to highlight the LGBTQ+ community and their struggles for equality.
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How Stranger Things' Vecna Is Different From The Dungeons & Dragons Character
For Season 4 of Stranger Things, the main antagonist this time around looms large in the imaginations of D&D aficionados worldwide: Vecna.
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How Long Does It Take For DNA To Break Apart?
DNA might be able to help us solve crimes and eradicate disease, but is it possible that figuring out its shelf-life could give us answers about the universe?
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An Incorrect Coin Flip Forever Changed The History Of The NBA
During the coin flip for the first pick in the 1979 NBA Draft, the team that made the incorrect call could have started winning titles much earlier.
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Countries With The Strictest Gun Laws
In America, gun ownership is a constitutional right. But other regions of the world have a different approach. Here are the ones with the strictest gun laws.
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The Wild Real-Life Story Of Ma Barker
Ma Barker was the infamous matriarch of the Barker-Karpis gang who robbed and killed during the 1920s and 1930s.
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Shoes Weren't Always Made For Right And Left Feet
Human beings think of themselves as having sides -- left foot and right foot. Left shoe and right shoe. We've been that way for a while. Shoes, not really.
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Mystery Still Looms Today Over Attila The Hun's Dead Body
Attila the Hun was buried in secret, and the location of his body remains a secret to this day.
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The Truth About The Secret Underground Temples Of Damanhur
Beneath the Italian Alps near Turin, you'll find the Temples of Damanhur, alternately known as the Temples of Humankind, a sprawling subterranean complex.
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Suzanne Lenglen: The Life And Death Of The French Tennis Icon
In the 1920s, Frenchwoman Suzanne Lenglen was the biggest tennis star in the world. Here is everything you should know about this amazing athlete.
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The 1981 Appalachian Trail Hike That Ended In Murder
Every year, an estimated 3 million people hike some portion of the Appalachian Trail. Although it is rare, murders are not unheard of along the path.
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How Much Is The WWE Worth?
Wrestling is an Olympic sport. But even more popular, flamboyant, and just plain entertaining is professional wrestling, as promoted by the WWE.
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Where Is The Suitcase Killer's Ex-Lover Bradley Miller Now?
In 2007, New Jersey fertility nurse Melanie McGuire was convicted of killing and dismembering her husband, William McGuire. Here's where her ex-lover is now.
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A Former Sound Of Music Child Star Became The First Live-Action Spider-Man
It's not unusual for a success story to move from one entertainment medium to another -- especially from the pages of comic books to the screen.
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Some Of The Best Retro Junk Foods Came From The Mind Of One Brilliant Scientist
There's that image of a scientist, deep in the lairs of a lab somewhere, coming up with something Absolutely Different. It's not far from the truth.
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What The Johnny Depp-Amber Heard Verdict Could Mean For His Music Career
Now that the cataclysm of conflicting testimonies and legal sparring has finally reached a merciful end, the world is eager to see what will happen next.
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Vending Machines Are Actually Deadlier Than Sharks
When you think of the hazards of modern life, a few things come to mind -- traffic accidents, certainly. Oh, and shark attacks. Oh, and -- vending machines?
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