What Came First, The Record Player Or Records?
Records players were developed out of an invention by Thomas Edison. But what came first, the record or the popular music-playing device? Let's find out.
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Disturbing Details Found In Len Bias' Autopsy Report
Boston Celtics draftee Len Bias' autopsy report revealed several tragic details about the last few hours of the former Maryland standout's life.
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Who Is Christian Brueckner, The Official Suspect In Madeleine McCann's Disappearance?
Madeleine McCann went missing during a vacation in Portugal with her parents in 2007. Police have announced a suspect in the case, a man already in prison.
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The Truth About The Pollution Making Up The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
No matter its name, the enormous clusters of plastic debris floating in the Pacific Ocean are threats to marine life and contributors to climate change.
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The Six Strangest Sharks You've Probably Never Heard Of
Think shark, and you're probably imagining the classic great white, and the theme music from "Jaws." But there are more than 500 species of shark out there.
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How Did Martin Sheen Get His Name?
Performers have been changing their names -- sometimes multiple times -- since the beginning of show business. Too often, it was a matter of "ethnic."
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The Truly Horrific Crime Scene Of The Joel Guy Jr. Murders
In 2016, Joel Guy Sr. and Lisa Guy planned to have a final Thanksgiving celebration at their Knoxville, Tennessee, home. What happened after is horrific.
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Why The Moon Is Upside Down In Australia
The song says "it's amore" when the moon hits your eye in a certain way. How the moon appears, however, changes, depending where you're standing at the time.
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The $16 Million Lawsuit Warren Jeffs From Preaching Evil Lost Against A Child Bride
In a Utah lawsuit from 2017, religious leader Warren Jeffs lost millions of dollars to a former child bride. Here's the story behind this disturbing case.
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How The Cleveland Strangler Almost Ruined A Sausage Business
Between 2007 and 2009, Anthony Sowell, who became known as the Cleveland Strangler, lured at least 12 women to his Cleveland, Ohio, home and killed them.
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The Real Reason Robert Blake Was Banned From SNL
You'd think if anybody had a sense of humor about themselves, it would be the production staff of "Saturday Night Live." Maybe. Except when they don't.
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What Life Inside Prison Is Really Like For Warren Jeffs From Peacock's Preaching Evil
Warren Jeffs, leader of a breakaway fundamentalist religious sect, was found guilty of sexual abuse and sentenced to life in prison. His existence now?
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The Moon Theory That Warren Jeffs' FLDS Schools Teach
Children in the FLDS community are taught that the moon landing did not happen.
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Times People Tried To Assassinate Members Of The British Royal Family
Here's everything you need to know about the times people tried to assassinate members of the British royal family and how the royals responded.
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What The Wives Of These Famous Dictators Were Really Like
While dictators committed genocides and flooded their countries with propaganda, their wives were often at their sides, typically looking glamorous.
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The Untold Truth Of Jim Jones And The People's Temple
Perhaps no cult leader of the modern era is more known that the late Reverend Jim Jones. This is the untold truth of Jim Jones and the People's Temple.
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The Time 1.2 Million Americans Voted On A Stamp
Postage stamps are, you should pardon the expression, a sticky topic. Who is so honored, and why -- even how often -- can be debated almost endlessly.
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The Boston Marathon Bombers' Connection To A Triple Homicide Cold Case
As it turns out, the Boston Marathon bombing and the events that took place later might not have been the bombers' only murders.
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The Eye-Opening Connection Between Princess Diana And Jimmy Savile
Jimmy Savile was one of the most prolific pedophiles in British history. He rubbed shoulders with the U.K's elite, including the peoples' princess, Diana.
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Why Wasn't Dr. Donald Cline From Netflix's Our Father Charged With Fraud?
Dr. Donald Cline of Indiana must have seemed like a gift to the many women he helped conceive through fertility treatments. We now know there was a catch.
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What The Supreme Court Justices Believe About Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Death Sentence
Capital punishment has been, and remains, a source of vivid controversy in the courts and in public opinion. The Supreme Court recently ruled on one case.
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Where Is The Wife Of Scientology's David Miscavige?
"Where's Shelly?" alludes to one of the greatest mysteries about Scientology — the disappearance of Shelly, the wife of the church's current leader.
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The Story Behind The Ansel Adams Photo That Fetched Nearly $1 Million
Ansel Adams has a photographic legacy of the natural world that few artists come close to. And, in 2020, one of his photos fetched a very high six-figure price.
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Tragic Details Found In Dennis Wilson's Autopsy Report
The history of popular music is littered with tales of performers who died far, far too young. Dennis Wilson of The Beach Boys is one such fatality.
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Did The Three Mile Island Meltdown Cause Any Deaths?
The incident at Three Mile Island is one of the standout nuclear disasters in U.S. history. Here's what the fallout looked like, and where it caused any deaths.
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The Truth About Johnny Depp's Relationship With Alice Cooper
It might seem like an odd pairing, a sort of show business Odd Couple, but Johnny Depp and Alice Cooper share more than a love of theatrics: There's also music.
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The Biggest Unsolved Mysteries Of The 1970s
While the 1970s were a simpler time, the decade was still notable for Jimmy Hoffa, the Zodiac Killer, UFO sightings, and many more mysteries. Many are unsolved.
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