Things Found At The Bottom Of The Black Sea
Today, the Black Sea is known for being one of the best-preserved sailors' graveyards, where over 60 well-preserved shipwrecks have been discovered.
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The Untold Truth Of Matthew Shepard
Matthew Shepard is an awful case of anti-gay violence that rocked the nation. Here's the untold truth of Shepard.
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Why Nazi Germany Banned The Novel All Quiet On The Western Front
Censorship was a pillar of Nazi Germany, with the government banning many books and movies. Here's why the novel "All Quiet on the Western Front" was banned.
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Led Zeppelin's Four Symbols Had Origins In The Occult
It may come as no surprise that Led Zeppelin's four symbols had origins in the occult, but here is why the members chose each symbol.
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Inside The Gruesome European Sport That Involved Throwing Foxes
Even though many sports today have evolved over time some have faded into obscurity. Thankfully, due to its brutal nature, fox tossing was one of those.
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How Green Day Got Their Name
Green Day have been a punk-rock staple since the 1990s. Their name, however, has a rather interesting history that came from a favorite pastime of the band.
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Josephine Baker Was Married Twice Before She Was A Legal Adult
Performer Josephine Baker was married twice before she was a legal adult, but neither of those relationships would be as successful as her career.
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The Assassination Of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, Explained
Like the war itself, the circumstances that made Archduke Ferdinand's death so consequential stretch back long before the assassination. Let's take a look.
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The Singin' In The Rain Scene Put Donald O'Connor In Bed For Three Days
Donald O'Connor of "Singin' in the Rain" was one of the most talented performers of his time, but one scene from the movie made him made him bedridden for days.
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The Number Of People Displaced From Their Homes Worldwide Is A Lot More Than You Think
The sight of innocent civilians fleeing battle zones in terror is, sadly, a too-common image in modern life. The fact is, it's becoming more and more common.
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What Scientists Believe About Dogs' Emotions
We don't really know what's going on in our dogs' hearts and minds. According to science, dogs' emotions are very real — and they're fascinating.
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Why Andy Warhol's Original Factory Was Referred To As The Silver Factory
Andy Warhol was one fo the most iconic artists of the 20th century, and also known for his Silver Factory hub for creatives. Here's how it got its name.
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Here's What We've Learned About The Milky Way's 'Galactic Bones'
Through new innovations in astronomical observation, scientists have discovered something about the Milky Way which could be a game-changer. So what is it?
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What Happened To Elvis Presley's Twin Brother?
Elvis Presley is one of the best-known performers of all time, but many aren't aware that he had a twin brother. Here's the story of Elvis' twin brother.
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How Elvis' Stage Fright Changed The History Of Dance
Numerous performers have used what might be seen as a physical drawback to their advantage -- Humphrey Bogart's lisp. Curly Howard's gait. Elvis's dance moves.
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The Truth Behind Kristin Chenoweth's Terrifying Link To The Girl Scout Murders Of 1977
Actress Kristin Chenoweth hosts a documentary about a triple murder in Oklahoma, but the truth is she has a terrifying link to the Girl Scout murders of 1977.
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The One Reason Putin Is Not A Fan Of NATO
Beginning in February 2022, the war between Russia and Ukraine took over headlines across the world. Here's the one reason Vladimir Putin is not a fan of NATO.
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The Truth About Courtney Love's Relationship With Johnny Depp
Sometimes it feels like the world of pop star celebrity is a very small, insular world indeed, where everybody's known everybody else forever.
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Mary Shelley Reportedly Lost Her Virginity In A Spooky Place
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, wife of poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, was an accomplished author in her own right, the genius behind "Frankenstein."
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What Girl Scout Murder Victim Lori Lee Farmer's Parents Are Doing Now
8-year-old Girl Scout murder victim Lori Lee Farmer was killed in 1977 along with two others and dumped near their tent. Where are here parents today?
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What We Know About The First Person Sentenced For War Crimes In Ukraine
Investigators have already started combing through Ukraine and collecting testimony and witness testimony about possible offenses from the Russia-Ukraine war.
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The Dark Side Of Victoria's Secret
The role of Victoria's Secret seems simple: selling clothes to help people feel confident. But that's not quite true. Here's the dark side of Victoria's Secret.
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The Iconic Actor You Forgot Showed Up In Michael Jackson's Bad Music Video
Michael Jackson's "Bad" music video, released in 1987, features a young Wesley Snipes.
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How The Alleged Suspect In The Girl Scout Murder Case From Hulu's Keeper Of The Ashes Was Acquitted
The man charged for the Oklahoma Girl Scout murders was acquitted of the crimes in 1979.
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The Truth About The Indy 500's Wild Snake Pit
If you hear a mention of the Indy 500, there's a good chance you'll be thinking of the race, but there's also a longtime tradition called the Snake Pit.
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Could The Earth Be Repopulated If Only Two People Were Remaining?
Imagine there's an epic catastrophic event and only two humans are left alive. Would it be possible for these two humans to repopulate the Earth?
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The Bizarre Truth About The No Man's Sea Fort
Britain's No Man's Fort has had a long, arduous story, going from military stronghold to a luxury hotel over the course of its nearly 160-year history.
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