What It Was Like To Attend The Only Presidential Wedding In The White House
Grover Cleveland was the only president to have a White House wedding. So what it was like to attend the only presidential wedding in the White House?
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Former First Lady Gave Well Wishes To John Wayne Gacy
Former first lady Rosalynn Carter was the wife of Democratic President Jimmy Carter. However, she is in a number of photographs with dubious characters.
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Paul Stanley Has Another Career That Might Surprise You
Paul Stanley has headed up the 70s super-rock band Kiss since its inception. However, he has embarked on a more mellow career since then which is turning heads.
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The Tonight Show Stunt That Got Bobcat Goldthwait Charged With A Crime
The decades-long history of late-night TV has definitely had its moments -- and one of those moments includes comic Bobcat Goldthwait and a prank gone wrong.
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Why Dalmatians Are Associated With Firefighters
Dog breeds are associated with specific tasks -- bloodhounds for tracking, chihuahuas for looking cute and fragile. Dalmatians are linked with firefighters.
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The Hidden Secret Uranus And Neptune Might Be Holding
Our solar system's two coldest, darkest, murkiest planets — Uranus and Neptune — hide a glittering secret.
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The Truth About Sophia Loren's Relationship With Cary Grant
Actors are in the business of beauty -- beauty of art, of personal appearance. No wonder co-stars sometimes look between the lines for a potential romance.
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The Story Behind Albert Einstein's 1946 Visit To Lincoln University
Alber Einstein was one of the greatest minds of the 20th century. But, he was also a humanitarian as the story behind his visit to Lincoln University explains.
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The Truly Horrific Crime Scene Of Sharon Tate
Murders committed on the orders of Charles Manson continue to shock and appall, more than 50 years later, acts singularly shocking in their brutality.
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What No One Told You About The Fall Of Jericho
There are things no one told you about the Biblical story of Joshua and the Israelites' battle in Canaan. Let's discover the truth about the fall of Jericho.
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What Was NHL Hall Of Famer Guy Lafleur's Net Worth When He Died?
According to AP News, former Montreal Canadiens star Guy Lafleur died on April 22, 2022. How much was the legend worth when he died?
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Inside The Abusive Home Of The DC Sniper, John Allen Muhammad
Lee Boyd Malvo was still young when John Allen Muhammad turned him into "a monster," as he would later allege. Here's what life was like living with Muhammad.
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The Tragic Disappearance Of Steven Damman
Marilyn Damman was in a hurry, and her two children, an infant daughter named Pamela and a 3-year-old boy, Steven Craig, were holding her up.
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The Revolutionary War Battle Strategy That Had Soldiers Behaving In A Very Unusual Way
The success of the American Revolution was not necessarily a foregone conclusion. It required years of fighting and tactical ingenuity to defeat the British.
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How The Kent State Massacre Pushed Joe Walsh Into Music
Over 50 years after the 1970 shootings at Kent State, the impact of the fateful day is still felt by many -- including rock and roll legend Joe Walsh.
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The Torah And The Talmud: What's The Difference?
The Jewish religion has two main texts which help Jews adhere to their religious laws. The two texts are the Talmud and the Torah, and here's the difference.
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The Story Behind Simon & Garfunkel's Concert At Central Park
Paul Simon and performance partner Art Garfunkel have had an on-again, off-again relationship since childhood. One high point was 1981's Central Park concert.
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The Strange Reason Why Two US States Tattooed Thousands Of Babies And Children
Humans have been tattooing each other for thousands of years. And about 70 years ago, two American states tattooed thousands of babies and children.
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Clark Gable's Tragic Love Story With Carole Lombard
Sure, actors get paid to be believable -- become something or someone they might not actually be, including lovers. Gable and Lombard weren't pretending.
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What We Know About The Eerie Unsolved Murder Of Missy Bevers
In 2016, the homicide case of Missy Bevers stunned residents of Texas -- but despite attempts made by police and internet detectives, it remains unsolved.
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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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