What Mick Mars Did Before Mötley Crüe
Mötley Crüe guitarist Mick Mars is the oldest member of the group but has been with the Crüe since its inception. Here's what he did before he joined the band.
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The Tragic Story Behind Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young's Ohio
Protest songs have a long and celebrated place in American popular music, with roots in the folk tradition, extending outward into rock, rap, and more.
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Is Elon Musk's Deal To Purchase Twitter Considered A Hostile Takeover?
Trailblazing billionaire Elon Musk bought the social media outlet, Twitter. But was the deal to purchase Twitter considered a hostile takeover?
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An 87-Year Old Russian Renaissance Man Was The Oldest Combatant In WW2
The oldest combatant in World War II was an 87-year old Russian renaissance man who had an interest in science, politics, and writing, as well as shooting.
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What Happened To John Wayne Gacy's Lawyer After The Trial?
One of the most important aspects of American law is the assumption of innocence until guilt is proven in court. Accused are entitled to legal representation.
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Warren Jeffs' Father's Life Was Just As Disturbing As His
Warren Jeffs will spend the rest of his life in prison for child sexual abuse. His father's life was just as disturbing as his.
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How Did Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Get His Name?
Basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar might be a household name today, but during his childhood and early adulthood, he was known by another name entirely.
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How George Lucas And Don McLean Really Reacted To Weird Al's Famous Star Wars Parody
Weird Al Yankovic has made for himself by parodying songs by major entertainers, but when he tried to tackle the "Star Wars" universe, everything changed.
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Mike Tyson Once Threatened To Fight Michael Jordan In A Restaurant
Mike Tyson and Michael Jordan almost came to blows one night in a restaurant, when Mike Tyson became jealous over Jordan's relationship with his ex-wife.
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How A Single Key Could Have Stopped The Sinking Of The Titanic
The Titanic famously sunk after crashing into an iceberg, but here's how a single key might have been able to stop that tragedy from happening.
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The Staggering Amount Of Money Elon Musk Is Using For His Twitter Acquisition
Add enough zeroes, and high finance kind of turns into fantasy money -- most of us can't really grasp what's actually at stake in Elon Musk's offer for Twitter.
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Whatever Happened To Joe Francis, The Creator Of Girls Gone Wild?
The series "Girls Gone Wild" became a national sensation, but it had many critics. Here's what happened to Joe Francis, the creator of the show.
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Comparing The Three Mile Island Meltdown To The Chernobyl Disaster
Every form of energy production has its drawbacks, but few raise quite the concerns aimed at nuclear power plants like Chernobyl and Three Mile Island.
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Why Everyone Is Talking About Vladimir Putin's Health
Russian President Vladimir Putin appeared at an Easter church service in Moscow, but his behavior is causing people to wonder about the state of his health.
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Jack Dorsey's Relationship With Twitter Isn't As Good As Everyone Thinks
Jack Dorsey's relationship with Twitter has not exactly been smooth sailing -- it's actually far from smooth if we're being completely honest.
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What Is A Poison Pill Strategy?
The poison pill strategy is one of the defense tactics that can be used in the event of a hostile takeover of a business.
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The Oldest Maps In The World
Man has been drawing maps since nearly the dawn of time. The oldest maps of the world often show more than just where continents and cities are located.
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The Grisly Death Of John The Baptist
John the Baptist is one of the most iconic names in the Bible. He baptized Christ, but the description of his grisly death also made it into the history books.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Kanye West
From the death of his mother to the Taylor Swift feud to all the latest gossip with Pete Davidson, this is the tragic real-life story of Kanye West.
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The Truth About The Movie NASA Calls Most Plausible
The science of DNA testing and manipulation in "Gattaca" is more plausible than you think.
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The Film That Angered The Mexican Mafia And Led To The Murder Of Up To 10 People
A film production led to the murder of 10 people associated with it, as the movie angered Mexican mafia members and prompted unfortunate reprisals.
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This Festival Of Fire In Scotland Is A Tradition Unlike Any Other
Up Helly Aa is a fire festival in Scotland on the Shetland Isles, occurring each year to celebrate the country's Viking past. Here's what it's all about.
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Where Did The Phrase Open Up A Can Of Worms Come From?
The phrase "open a can of worms" can lead to all sorts of problems for the person opening the can. But, the origin of this phrase has its roots in reality.
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The Biggest Plot Twists In True Crime Cases
In the age of streaming, true crime stories captivate audiences more than ever. Here are some of the most unexpected twists in true crime history.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of The Eagles
The real-life story of The Eagles is filled with the expected sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll, as well as tragic events, loss, and private and public feuds.
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Ptolemy's Map And Its Major Influence On Christopher Columbus
Ptolemy has left an indelible mark on map building and world Geography. But, one of his greatest mistakes led Christopher Columbus to discover the New World.
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How Large An Asteroid Must Be To Destroy The Earth
We often hear about asteroids heading toward Earth, but could one actually destroy it? Here's how large an asteroid would have to be to destroy Earth.
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