The Wild Hunt Legend Explained
The barking dogs, the horses ... the noises no one could explain. They were the sounds of the Wild Hunt, and it's a good thing everyone was safely inside.
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The Untold Truth Of Serial Killer Cary Stayner
Cary Stayner had a troubled family life before becoming a serial killer and traumatizing three more families. Here is the untold truth.
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Inside The Chilling Nostradamus Prediction Of Cannibalism
Nostradamus, the 16th-century doctor famous for his predictions about the future, made a startling prediction about humans becoming cannibals in 2022.
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The Most Wanted Criminals Who Never Got Caught
Criminals have long captivated the public, and their images have often been splashed across newspapers. Here are The most wanted criminals who never got caught.
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How The Death Of The Three Stooges' Shemp Howard Led To A Popular Film Technique
Shemp Howard had a long and illustrious career as one-third of the Three Stooges. His 1955 death started off a filming technique that became a Hollywood norm.
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Here's Who Inherited These Rock Star Fortunes After They Passed Away
Deciding who gets your money after you die can be a fraught process. And for rock stars worth millions, everyone wants a piece.
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The Real Reason Buffalo Is Called The City Of Good Neighbors
Buffalo is known as "The City of Good Neighbors," but how did it get this nickname? The city has a long history of welcoming outsiders with open arms.
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The Story Behind Simon & Garfunkel's Mrs. Robinson
"Mrs. Robinson" is one of the most famous songs by Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, but that wasn't it's original name. Here's the story behind "Mrs. Robinson."
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The Untold Truth Of Freddie Mercury
Queen frontman Freddie Mercury died in 1991 but is remembered as one of the best rock singers to date. Here is the untold Truth of the late rock star.
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Why There Are No Vineyards On Martha's Vineyard
Martha's Vineyard is a popular vacation island off the coast of Massachusetts, but it's actually a misnomer. There are no vineyards on Martha's Vineyard.
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The Unexpected Animal Ancient Egyptians Used As Early Police Dogs
Ancient Egyptian police used an animal you might not expect to assist them. Baboons functioned as early police dogs in ancient Egyptian society.
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This Museum Of Criminals Includes The Head Of Its Builder
Italian criminologist Cesare Lombroso has his severed head displayed in a museum.
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What Fans Might Not Know About LeVar Burton
Despite being a household name, there is still much about LeVar Burton that many people likely don't know. Here's what fans might not know about LeVar Burton.
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Dark Secrets Of Theme Parks Revealed
When it comes to theme parks, there are plenty of less-than-fun-filled parts of the funfair story. These are the dark secrets of theme parks revealed.
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Everything We Know About The Milky Way's Black Hole
In the wake of the 2020 Nobel Prize for Physics, scientists have finally imaged Sagittarius A*. This is everything we know about the Milky Way's black hole.
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Persephone: The Untold Truth Of The Queen Of The Underworld
Persephone, queen of the Underworld, may well be one of the few good eggs in the Greek pantheon. Here is the untold truth of Persephone.
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The Untold Truth Of Ronald Reagan
While many know about his politics, less is known about Ronald Reagan's private life and his reputation that went from Hollywood lightweight to U.S president.
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How A Language Error Could Have Led To The Murder Of Botanist Charles Budd Robinson
Language is complex, ever-evolving, and, most importantly, based on the speaker and the hearer understanding each other. But that's not always how it works out.
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Popular Rock Songs You Didn't Know Were Inspired By The Bible
Rock lyricists have scoured the Bible to find some of their most iconic verses and stories. Here's what you need to know about rock songs inspired by the Bible.
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Why Scientists Are Crossing Goats With Spider Genes
The trajectory of science is unpredictable, and now, scientists are crossing goats with spider genes. But why? Here's the interesting reason.
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How A Kidnapped Baby Solved Her Own Abduction Two Decades Later
The first few signs of pregnancy developed rather expectantly for Joy White and Carl Tyson in 1987. But what happened afterward is a harrowing tale.
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How Mary McLeod Bethune Changed History
Mary McLeod Bethune was the child of parents who had been enslaved. She walked miles to get the basics of an education. She created opportunities for others.
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What Really Happened At Queen Elizabeth II's First Ever Royal Jubilee?
British monarchs celebrate jubilees -- significant milestones of years on the throne. As the longest-reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II has noted several.
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Inside Brittney Griner's Strained Relationship With Her Alma Mater And Former Coach
As individuals grow and mature, their family relationships can become frayed. The same happens to student athletes, with their coaches and schools.
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What Downton Abbey Gets Completely Wrong About Early 1900s Servants
The ever-popular "Downton Abbey" franchise has provided another series of chapters of historical fiction about early 20th century England. How accurate is it?
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What We Know About Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan's Successor
A transfer of power has occurred in the Middle East, a unanimous vote in favor of Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed as the new president of the United Arab Emirates.
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Here's Why Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee Is So Significant
Great Britain's Queen Elizabeth II continues to reign, with decades on the throne. She's celebrated numerous anniversaries; why is this year's unique?
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