The Canadian Castle And The Forest Of Screaming Heads
Someone went and built faces and a castle in the forests of Ontario, Canada, located quite a bit away from ... well, everything. Here's the story.
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Monarchs Who Have Celebrated A Platinum Jubilee
In the United Kingdom, there is a nationwide party called a jubilee to mark the anniversary of a monarch's reign after 25, 50, and 60 years.
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The Tragic Truth About Suicide In Kurt Cobain's Family
Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain had a few family members who died by suicide.
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Tragic Details About Val Kilmer
A difficult co-star or not, Val Kilmer is undeniably as talented and versatile a performer as can be found. Here are tragic details about Val Kilmer.
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The Tragic Unsolved Murder Of Tamron Hall's Sister
In 2016, talk show host and broadcast journalist Tamron Hall did something incredibly difficult: She opened up about the unsolved murder of her sister Renate.
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Stephen Hawking Made Star Trek History With This Moment
Stephen Hawking had one of the most agile scientific minds in history. He was also known for his humor which he put to good use in an episode of "Star Trek."
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Regular People Who Died Alongside Celebrities
While they might not be household names, those who died alongside famous celebrities had just as much value as human beings. It's important to remember them.
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The Untold Truth Of Scott Dixon
Scott Dixon has six IndyCar championships, a victory in the Indy 500, and 3rd-place on the IndyCar all-time winner list. Let's take a look at his untold truth.
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Why These Countries Don't Exist Anymore
Most people would probably prefer to think of their nation, with its customs, currencies, political structures, as fairly permanent. Sometimes fate intervenes.
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The Most Wanted Nazis Of All Time
With the conclusion of the war in Europe, the free world sought justice for those who had been victims of Nazi war crimes. Manhunts began for the accused.
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The Untold Truth Of Kenny Loggins
There was a time, a few years back, when it seemed like every movie featured soundtrack contributions from Kenny Loggins. The guy is more than "Footloose."
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The Untold Truth Of Martin Luther
You don't have to dig far to realize that human beings are complicated creatures. That's true of the common folk, as well as significant historical figures.
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The 2 Billion Year Old Nuclear Reactor That Exists In Africa
When we think of nuclear reactors, we might assume they're all made by humans. But as scientists discovered in 1972, that's not necessarily the case.
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Paul McCartney Claimed This TLC Hit Ripped Off His Song
Artistic endeavor is a funny thing. What one artist might call "taking inspiration from," another, competing artist might call "ripping me off."
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Why Do The Lincoln Memorial's Walls Tilt Inward?
It's not unusual for an impressive, influential individual in a nation's history to be remembered through an impressive structure created in their honor.
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Your Hair May Contain Traces Of Gold
The human body is an incredible amalgamation of a huge diversity of ingredients -- massive amounts of calcium, various forms of protein. Oh, yeah -- also gold.
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Albert Einstein's Letter To Marie Curie Was Full Of Great Advice
Whatever their accomplishments -- their laborious research, their "aha!" moments -- scientists -- even brilliant scientists -- are still human beings.
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How Woody Harrelson Unknowingly Helped Catch An Alleged Thief
Sometimes actors get so busy that they actually forget about a project in which they appeared. Maybe they didn't know they were part of it at all.
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The Tragic 1978 Murder Of Sid Vicious' Girlfriend Nancy Spungen
Hangers-on, drugs, violence -- all ingredients that have played too large a part in too many stories from the world of music, including Nancy Spungen's story.
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The Origin Of The New York Yankees' Bizarre Ban On Beards And Long Hair
Here's why the New York Yankees have long banned their players from sporting beards and wearing their hair long.
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The Untold Truth Of La Belle Époque
France's Beautiful Age was a time of innovation, but also a time of rising social and political tensions. This is the untold truth of La Belle Époque.
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Here's What The First Major League Baseball Season In 1901 Was Like
Let's take a trip back to when baseball was still America's pastime. Here's what the first Major League Baseball season in 1901 was like.
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How A Cartoon Voice Actress Made Richard Nixon's Enemies List
Voice acting always seems like a pretty solid gig. No costumes, no memorizing lines, no makeup. Show up, read the words. What could go wrong?
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What Disney World Was Like The Year You Were Born
Disney World has evolved over the years, adding magic to the part and its attractions regularly. Here what things were like when you were born.
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These 3 Companies Make Up The Modern-Day Space Race Rivalry
The space race has changed in mission and in scope over the last 60 years. Today, these three companies make up the modern-day space race rivalry.
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How The LGBTQ+ Community Reclaimed The Pink Triangle From The Nazis
A symbol of solidarity among the LGBTQ+ community, the pink triangle embodies resistance, strength, and a firm rebuke of the horrors of past Nazi oppression.
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Why Is The Alphabet In The ABC Order It Is?
The history of the alphabet, from its origins in trade routes, provides a few clues as to how and why it's rendered today in a specific order.
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