Strange Things Found In Medieval Manuscripts
Though clergymen often worked as medieval scribes, their manuscripts were far from one-dimensional. These are some strange things found in medieval manuscripts.
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The Truth About US Presidential Frenemy, Roscoe Conkling
In the messy political scene following the Civil War, one man proved especially powerful. This is the truth about US presidential frenemy, Roscoe Conkling.
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The Deadliest Hot Air Balloon Accidents In History
Coming about as a result of bad weather, bad luck, or just plain old human error, the stories of hot air balloon accidents are a category all their own.
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Chilling Details About The Russian Nuclear Disaster You've Never Heard Of
Thirty years before the Chernobyl disaster, residents of the Soviet Union experienced a nuclear disaster that was covered up almost as quickly as it occurred.
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The Disturbing Thing Jamie Foxx Did For His Role In Ray
Jamie Foxx portrayed singer and musician Ray Charles in the 2004 biopic "Ray."
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This Is The Book Elvis Presley Was Reading At The Time Of His Death
Elvis Presley famously died in the bathroom, and a book was found near him. This was the book he was reading at the time of his death.
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The Incredible Truth About The Longest Tennis Match Ever Played
Tennis matches can be epic back and forths of athletic supremacy. Such was the case in the longest match played in history which took three days to complete.
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How Did Yogi Berra Get His Name?
Yogi Berra is one of the most iconic players in Yankee baseball history. His monicker, however, has caused a number of controversies in the past and here's why.
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These Seven NFL Teams Don't Have Cheerleaders
Cheerleaders have become a staple of professional football, but surprisingly, there are seven NFL teams without official cheerleading squads.
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These Are The Countries With No Military
When a country eliminates its military there can be tangible benefits. Here are some of these nations, and how they exist with no military.
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The Shocking Truth About This Scene From Apocalypse Now
"Apocalypse Now" is considered one of the greatest war movies of all time, but one of its scenes was more real, and dangerous, than you'd expect.
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Why Joel Osteen Was Once Targeted In A Heated Lawsuit With A Band
Joel Osteen is no stranger to controversy and being in the public eye. And so it may come as no surprise that he was sued by a band for stealing their music.
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These Stars Were Almost Cast As Tony In The Original West Side Story
Tony is the male lead in West Side Story, and several high-profile actors were considered for the role in the 1961 version, including Elvis Presley.
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Kurt Russell Reported The Famed Phoenix Lights UFO Sighting
Actor Kurt Russell reported the famed Phoenix Lights UFO sighting, which he saw while flying his personal aircraft into the city.
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The Mortar In The Great Wall Of China Had An Unusual Ingredient
The Great Wall of China is one of the most famous manmade wonders of the world, but its mortar contained an unusual ingredient many wouldn't expect.
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Halley's Comet Is Connected With This Major Event In Judaism
Halley's Comet is generally a once-in-a-lifetime sight. In history, it has marked some momentous changes in civilizations including that of the Jewish people.
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Inside Nolan Ryan's Legendary Fight With Robin Ventura
There are few things as exciting as watching athletes go at it. Here's a look inside Nolan Ryan's legendary fight with Robin Ventura.
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What You Never Knew About Sean Connery
From almost playing professional football to his terrifying real-life rumble with gangsters, here's what you never knew about legendary actor Sean Connery.
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Scientists Have Found About 300 Million Planets That Can Support Life
While there don't seem to be many planets in our Solar System that can support life, scientists believe that there are 300 million planets out there that can.
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Why A Missouri Cave Stores Millions Of Pounds Of Cheese
These Missouri caves are repurposed limestone mines used by Kraft, and they're the perfect environment for storing large amounts of cheese.
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A Debunked Theory Claimed Brittanee Drexel Was Eaten By Alligators
Brittanee Drexel was 17 when she went missing while on spring break in 2009. Now a theory claiming she was eaten by alligators is debunked.
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Inside The Brutal Murders Of The Freeman Family
In a sleepy Pennsylvania town in 1995, three members of the Freeman family were murdered in cold blood -- by none other than two members of their own family.
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The Sex Pistols Feuded With The Original Bad Boys Of Rock Music
The Sex Pistols and the Rolling Stones are two of the most iconic bands in history. But, they may not have had the most peachy past and even engaged in a feud.
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Nolan Ryan's Final No-Hitter Is Even More Impressive Than You Thought
On May 1, 1991, Nolan Ryan threw his seventh and last no-hitter, and it stands out for these reasons.
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Grover Cleveland Avoided The Civil War Through This Controversial Loophole
Grover Cleveland was the only president to serve two nonconsecutive terms, but he also devised a clever way to avoid serving in the Civil War.
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Disturbing Horror Movies That Wound Up Getting Banned
There are those scary movies that some felt were too disturbing to screen. Despite them being cult classics now, many were banned.
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A Big Question About Prince's Death Still Remains A Mystery
Prince's death in 2016 left many shocked and confused. However, there is still some controversy around how the famous musician died, and who is responsible.
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