The Most Controversial Ink Master Moments Ever
Love it or hate it, Ink Master has its share of fans, haters, and controversies that are more than just a horrible tattoo.
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Whatever Happened To Dire Straits?
Dire Straits was a hugely popular band in the 1970s and '80s, with hits that still play regularly on classic rock radio. But whatever happened to the group?
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The Untold Truth Of America's WWI German POW Camps
After the U.S. entered WWI, German citizens and civilians in the states, along with soldiers, were detained in POW camps in Georgia and Utah.
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Disturbing Details Found In Phil Hartman's Autopsy Report
Actor and comedian Phil Hartman was killed by his wife -- shocking fans and those who knew him. The details found in his autopsy report tell a grim story.
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Rock Stars Who Ditched Awkward Interviews
Interviews area regular part of the job for a rock star, and sometimes they can go south, ending abruptly after the rocker has had enough.
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People Who Threw Up During Live TV Interviews
Vomiting in public is embarrassing enough, but throwing up on live television is something most people probably hope they never have to experience.
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Whatever Happened To Punky Brewster's Actress?
After what some might consider a dream childhood, with a world-famous lead role in '80s sitcom "Punky Brewster," Soleil Moon Frye has had some ups and downs.
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Lies The 2024 Shogun Series Told You About History
The FX series "Shogun" is based on real people and historical events, but it's not always accurate. Here are some of the lies it told you about history.
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The Monkees' Hit Song Neil Diamond Actually Wrote First
The Monkees became one of the defining bands of the 1960s, but they had some help along the way. In fact, Neil Diamond actually wrote one of their hit songs.
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Stars Who Couldn't Stand Eddie Van Halen
For decades, rock star Van Halen's virtuoso guitar skills were massively popular. But for some of his celebrity peers, he and his music were better avoided.
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The Grim Crime Abraham Lincoln Pardoned Joe Biden's Ancestor For
Abraham Lincoln pardoned Joe Biden's ancestor for a grim crime in 1864. A claim of self-defense played a role motivating factor for the pardon.
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The Most Popular Jobs During WWII
It took millions of combatants to fight World War II -- and millions of civilians to keep them all fed, clothed, armed, connected, and entertained.
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Amy Lee's Former Bandmates Have A Lot To Say About Her
Evanescence was conceived when frontwoman Amy Lee was 13 years old, rising to fame in early aughts. Here's what Lee's former bandmates have to say about her.
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11 Times Reporters Had Medical Emergencies On Live TV
On live television, anything can happen. A fact that these reporters know all too well, as some serious health scares unfolded right before their viewers' eyes.
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The Four Most Disturbing Demons In The Bible
The word "demon" has a long history, and many demons in the Bible are never explicitally called such or even named. Here are four of the most disturbing.
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False Facts About Solar Eclipses You Should Never Believe
There's a scientific explanation for the phenomenon of solar eclipses, but that hasn't stopped people from believing some pretty wild things about them.
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What Happened To Osama Bin Laden's Body?
Osama Bin Laden, leader of the terrorist network Al Qaeda, was killed by American soldiers during the May 2, 2011 raid. Here's what happened to his body.
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Why You Don't Really Hear From Helen Hunt Anymore
Helen Hunt rode a wave of '90s sitcom stardom all the way to the end of the decade, but her career in the 21st century has been relatively quiet. Here's why.
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The Bible Rule Almost Everyone's Clothes Break
There's one particular rule in the Bible's third book, Leviticus, that almost everyone's clothes break. Here's what it is - and how it came to be.
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The Worst Generals Of The American Revolution
America's independence was hard-fought, with heroes like George Washington coming to the forefront. But there were just as many generals who were failures.
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Do Attractive People Face Fewer Legal Consequences?
It's no secret that being good looking comes with perks in ways big and small, but in matters of the law, do attractive people face fewer legal consequences?
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The Stories Of Celebrities Who Almost Died During 9/11
A pop icon, two Oscar-nominated actors, and an Olympic champion were among those saved from the devastation of 9/11 by small twists of fate.
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What The Gorillaz Really Look Like In Real Life
The Gorillaz are portrayed as four edgy, animated characters complete with backstories, but here's what the hit making band looks like in real life.
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Respected YouTubers Who Are Actually Terrible People
YouTube has launched the careers of many unknowns. But sometimes the seemingly wholesome of funny content doesn't match what goes on when the cameras turn off.
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Whatever Happened To Olympic Figure Skater Surya Bonaly?
Olympic figure skater Surya Bonaly exclusively landed a backflip on one skate, a banned move now called "The Bonaly." Here's what happened to her.
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The Strangest Conspiracy Theories About Taylor Swift
No stranger to gossip and public scrutiny, Taylor Swift has also been the subject of some pretty far-fetched conspiracy theories.
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What Happened To Fidel Castro's Body?
Cuba's Communist leader Fidel Castro was a huge figure from a small nation. The revolutionary died in 2016 at 90 years old. Here's what happened to his body.
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