What We Know About The UN's Dire Food Shortage Warning
Although the thought of the nations of the world being in some way connected, the sad truth is that an international crisis has wide-ranging impact.
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The Myth You Need To Stop Believing About Fidel Castro And Baseball
There is a long-standing myth about Cuban dictator Fidel Castro nearly making it into Major League Baseball in the United States.
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A Stunning Number Of The Conqueror's Cast And Crew Developed Cancer
It's not unusual for someone to combine talent with years of dedicated hard work to make it in Hollywood. Sacrifices are made -- including, sometimes, health.
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The Pro Golfer Who Misplaced The Coveted Wanamaker Trophy
With all of the work, talent, and dedication required to earn a pro golf trophy, you'd think the winner would take pretty good care of it. Or not.
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How Martin Luther King's Assassination Led Elvis To Record This Song
Elvis Presley forged a career that continues to attract fans decades after his death at 42. Sometimes mocked, he also demonstrated a depth to his music.
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Priscilla Presley Got Elvis Obsessed With This Unexpected Hobby
Elvis Presley loved riding and taking care of his horses.
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Tragic Details Revealed In James Dean's Autopsy
James Dean died in a horrific car crash while driving his Porsche 550 Spyder in 1955.
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Nero's Mistress May Have Lived In This Pristinely Preserved Villa Buried By Vesuvius
An archaeological site near Pompeii known as Villa Poppaea could have ties to the second wife of the infamous Roman ruler Nero. But is this actually the case?
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Maryland's Official Sport Is Something Totally Unexpected
States regularly declare something or other their official something or other -- bird, motto, and so forth. Some embrace a particular sport, as has Maryland.
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Inside The Criminal Past Of Boxer Jake LaMotta
Jake LaMotta was a talented boxer in his time, the subject of Martin Scorsese's film "Raging Bull." LaMotta's life was as turbulent outside the ring as in.
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Disturbing Details Found In Tamla Horsford's Autopsy Report
Tamla Horsford died at a sleepover party. It was deemed an accident, but some want more answers. Here are the disturbing details found in her autopsy report.
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What Is The Difference Between A Comet And A Meteor?
Space is a vast unexplored seemingly endless expanse. In it there are a multitude of flying bodies and here's how you tell the difference between them.
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The Bizarre Life Of Symbolist Writer Alfred Jarry
Alfred Jarry is largely forgotten today, but in his time he was famous -- even infamous -- both for his lifestyle and his creative artistic output.
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The Untold Truth Of Louis Vuitton
Louis Vuitton is luxury, whose handbags are instantly recognizable. From humble beginnings to its billion dollar valuation, here is the untold truth.
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The Bird That Can Travel Over 7,000 Miles Without Rest
Birds are migratory creatures, but one type can travel over 7,000 miles without rest. One even flew for 10 days without stopping.
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The Science Behind How Monkeypox Is Transmitted
Monkeypox is a rare disease usually contained to Africa, but a new outbreak in Europe has caused concern. Cases have also begun to appear in the U.S.
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Eric Clapton's Hit Song That Was Inspired By A Sad True Story
Eric Clapton is one of the most iconic guitarists in music history. His songwriting is also renowned with one song drawn from a dark and miserable time.
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How Genghis Khan's Best Friend Became His Mortal Enemy
Some friendships form in childhood or youth and remain vibrant forever. Other times, friends turn on each other. Who better knows your strengths and weaknesses?
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The Stunningly Low Amount The First PGA Champion Made
In the early days of the PGA Championship, the amount taken home by the winner was shockingly low. Here's how much the first PGA champion made.
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The Real-Life Story Of Bridgerton's Prince Frederick Of Prussia
Prince Frederick of Prussia isn't at all like his namesake on Bridgerton. Instead, the real prince lived a life of military servitude and honor.
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Keith Moon Babysat The Who's Eventual Replacement For Him
Kieth Moon is one of the best rock drummers in all of history. After his death in 1978, his replacement was the son of another musician he used to babysit.
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How Martin Luther King's Assassination Led To The Creation Of This Neil Diamond Song
The song "Dry Your Eyes," written by Neil Diamond and Robbie Robertson of The Band, was about the tragic assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.
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The Unique System Indigenous Australians Use For Navigations
Indigenous Australians used epic songs as a means of navigation. But the unique system also holds their rich history and explanations for the world around them.
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Has There Ever Been A Monkeypox Epidemic Before?
Some folks who tend toward a more ornate style of speech might cry "A pox upon thee!" when annoyed. Poxes of various kinds are nothing to mess with.
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What Science Says It Takes To Be A Genius
Genius is one of those mysteries of human development -- we might not be able to define it, but we know it when we see it, all throughout recorded history.
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Requirements To Be A Supreme Court Justice Are Surprisingly Low
Surprisingly, there are no actual requirements to being a Supreme Court Justice in the United States, except that you must have a background in law.
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The Biggest Famines In World History
Throughout history, humanity has had to contend with periods of famine and their devastating toll. Here are some recent examples of the biggest famines.
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