Before Playing A Pilot, Fred Ward Spent Multiple Years In The Air Force
Fred Ward had a glittering career both in TV and film playing gritty, rugged characters. He often brought authenticity to his roles due to his previous jobs.
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The Truth About Johnny Depp's Band Hollywood Vampires
Formed in 2012 by Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp, and Joe Perry, the band started off doing cover songs of their favorite jams from their fellow rockers-in-arm
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What Really Happened To Candy Montgomery's Husband Pat?
Candy Montgomery slaughtered her best friend with an axe in 1980 and was acquitted of all charges. Her husband Pat, however, supported her the whole way.
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Queen Elizabeth's Family Tree Explained
Elizabeth II has been queen for the duration of most living memories, and that's an impressive legacy. She's also an integral part of a shockingly huge family.
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Things Found At The Bottom Of The Baltic Sea
Shipwrecks hold a certain morbid fascination for many people -- what happened, and why, and how many, and when? The bottom of the Baltic Sea holds its share.
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Jamie Hyneman's Best MythBusters Moments Ranked
There is the rare time that Jamie Hyneman mentions being sort of fond of a particular experiment or myth ... so let's take all of those best moments.
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Hands-Down The Best Movies Set In Ancient Egypt
The grandeur of ancient Egypt is alluring to both historians and filmmakers, with the era serving as inspiration for many movies. Here are some of the best.
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The Untold Truth Of Danny Elfman
If you don't recognize him from his days with Oingo Boingo, maybe you've spotted Danny Elfman's name among the credits on big-screen productions.
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A Cambridge University Dog Had To Be Classified As A Cat Because Of A Strange Rule
There are some weird rules in academic institutions. One loophole allowed a master at a Cambridge University college to classify his dog as a large cat.
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Who Won The First Indy 500?
The person who won the very first Indy 500 was a fairly well-known driver and an innovator in the early days of auto racing.
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What East Germany Was Like Before The Fall Of The Iron Curtain
The division of Germany into East and West after the conclusion of World War II quickly became a study in contrasts -- in politics, economics, and government.
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The Untold Truth Of Bjork
It's difficult to describe or categorize Bjork. Bjork became a singular cultural voice in the 1990s and new millennium.
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Adam Savage's Best MythBusters Moments Ranked
Since it debuted in 2003, "MythBusters" has become nothing less than a cultural juggernaut. Over the course of its history, the show tackled a lot of myths.
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The Strange History Of The Martial Art Bartitsu
Bartitsu combines elements of boxing, kicks from savate, grappling and throws from jiu-jitsu, and was a style practiced by Sherlock Holmes.
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The Chilling Message That Led To The Murder Of Brenda Lafferty
The news was bad enough: Two brothers convicted of murdering their sister-in-law and her toddler daughter. Even worse: The killers claimed God directed them.
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The Untold Truth Of Joe Biden
Joe Biden's political career started early and lasted long — he was the longest-serving senator in Delaware! Here's the untold truth of his life.
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The Untold Truth Of SEAL Team Six
Known for their exploits during the War on Terror, SEAL Team Six has developed quite an intimidating reputation. This is the untold truth of SEAL Team Six.
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Things About The Mayan Empire That Still Can't Be Explained
Scientists are frequently surprised by new evidence about the ancient Mayans. These are some things about the Mayan empire that still can't be explained.
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The Car Salesman Who Didn't Escape JFK's Assassination Unscathed
The murder of John F. Kennedy was the most high-profile killing in the 20th century. But, during the incident, multiple people were also injured or killed.
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The Bizarre Truth Of The Corpse That Once Guarded Its Own Severed Head
English philosopher Jeremy Bentham's corpse remains on display at a university.
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The Wild History Of The Baby Jumping Festival
There are some weird festivities out there. One of the more anxiety-inducing festivals occurs in Spain in which men dressed as devils leap over babies.
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How Russian Moon Rovers Helped Clean The Aftermath Of Chernobyl
The 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster left a lot of toxic debris. Russian scientists involved in designing the first lunar rovers were hired to help clean it up.
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World Leaders Who Suffered The Most Tragic Deaths
When a world leader dies unexpectedly — as tragic deaths tend to be — it has greater consequences because a country is suddenly left leaderless.
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How Downton Abbey Completely Botched Its Depiction Of The Spanish Flu
"Downton Abbey," the period TV drama (and now movies as well), is fiction, though set within specific periods of history, like the Spanish Flu pandemic.
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The US Admits The Horrifying Truth About Indian Boarding Schools
The system of Indian Boarding Schools inflicted on the minor children of Native American tribes is a travesty in the history of the United States.
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Dark Secrets Of The Diamond Industry
Though many associate diamonds with wealth and glamour, the dark secrets of the diamond industry include ongoing human rights abuses and violence.
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There Are More Stars In The Universe Than There Are Grains Of Sand On Earth
A grain of sand is a pretty small thing. But, scientists have counted the number of sand granules on Earth and measured them against the number of stars.
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