The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Bruce Willis
Bruce Willis' legacy is cemented, but there have been various rough patches during his journey. This is the tragic real-life story of Bruce Willis.
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Why Jim Carrey's Andy Kaufman Performance Was So Controversial
Here's why Jim Carrey's portrayal of Andy Kaufman in the 1999 biopic "Man on the Moon" proved polarizing in many ways and to many people.
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Why FDR's Portrait Was Left Unfinished
Franklin Delano Roosevelt's final portrait was in the process of being painted when he died in 1945.
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The Most Uncomfortable Sports Interviews Ever
Here is a selection of sports interviews that were rude, explosive, and downright weird. They may be uncomfortable to watch, but they certainly aren't boring.
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Why Empire Records Fans Have Something To Celebrate Every April
The late Hollywood screenwriter William Goldman observed that "Nobody knows anything." Otherwise, they might have foreseen the cult success of "Empire Records."
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How The 1984 Murder Of Mary Jane Thompson Was Finally Solved
Mary Jane Thomson was murdered in Dallas in 1984. No one was ever found in relation to the crime, but all of that changed when science caught up with the case.
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Best Shows For Fans Of Ink Master
Love watching people get tattooed on "Ink Master"? Then you'll love these shows too. Here are some show for fans of "Ink Master."
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What Happened To Serial Killer Cary Stayner?
Serial Killer Cary Stayner murdered four women, but his family made headlines years before he devolved into being a killer. Here's what happened to him.
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The History Behind Saying Hut In Football
For a sport as old as it is, American-style football still has its mysteries. Helmets make sense; the shape of the ball, maybe not. And saying "hut"?
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How The Resolute Desk Got Its Name
Besides the obvious perks and challenges of the American presidency, those who hold the office find themselves surrounded by items of historical importance.
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Can Wealthy Criminals Really Pay For A Nicer Prison Cell?
It's long been rumored that wealthy prisoners can pay for better treatment, but is it true? It turns out that wealthy criminals can pay for nicer cells.
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Why Was Greta Garbo Called The Swedish Sphinx?
Greta Garbo -- perhaps most often referred to simply as Garbo -- was a superbly talented, yet reclusive, Hollywood megastar at the beginning of the industry.
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How Plants Use Listening Skills To Find Water
Plants don't seem like sentient beings at first, but they actually have unique senses that allow them to find water. Here's how plants can "listen."
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How The 1980 Murder Of Viola Hagenkord Was Finally Solved
A 79-year-old woman was raped and killed in her apartment. Here's how the 1980 murder of Viola Hagenkord was finally solved 42-years later.
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How Advances In DNA Analysis Finally Solved Washington's Oldest Cold Case
On TV police procedurals, DNA testing seems like the magic bullet that solves everything. The fact is, it sometimes works that way in real life, too.
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How A Backyard Drinking Game Stole Ratings From The Super Bowl
Cornhole is considered a fun and casual backyard game, but it actually managed to steal some ratings from the Super Bowl. Here's how that happened.
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The Historical Reason A Baker's Dozen Is 13
While a dozen typically refers to 12 of an item, a baker's dozen is understood to mean 13. So where does the extra item come from?
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The Science Behind Transplanted Organ Rejection
As much as a marvel organ transplantation is, it's not without its risks. One of those risks is organ rejection, and here is the science behind it.
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The Conspiracy Theory That Might Explain The Oak Island Mystery
Whether you're looking for the Lost Dutchman Mine, the city of El Dorado, or hidden Nazi gold, a good treasure hunt mystery is bound to be intriguing.
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Is It True That An Apple Fell On Isaac Newton's Head?
Much of what you think you know about history is based on misunderstandings, incomplete records, wishful thinking, or outright lies made up out of whole cloth.
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Who Are David Cassidy's Children?
David Cassidy rose to fame for his role in "The Partridge Family," but his teen stardom wouldn't last long. These are his two children and what they're up to.
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How A Story In Golf Digest Helped Free An Innocent Man After 27 Years In Prison
The story of Valentino Dixon involves violence and homicide. It also involves the power of storytelling and the redemptive power of artistic expression.
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What Frank Sinatra Said About Bobby Rydell
Bobby Rydell was a mid-century teen music idol, even winning the admiration of another music icon, Frank Sinatra. Sinatra had this to say about Rydell.
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Why Do Insects Spend So Much Time Grooming?
We tend to think of insects as gross, dirty creatures, but some actually clean themselves. These are the insects that spend time grooming, and why they do it.
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Why Senator Gaylord Nelson Founded Earth Day
Earth Day is marked annually, a time for citizens to work together to help heal the planet. It arose from the vision of a U.S. senator from Wisconsin.
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What Was Bobby Rydell's Net Worth When He Died?
Teen pop music Bobby Rydell died in 2022 at nearly 80 years old. He never stopped performing. Here was his net worth when he died.
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Here's How Much Rick Astley Makes From His Rickroll Meme
Ever been rickrolled? If you have, don't be embarrassed -- Rick Astley's video for "Never Gonna Give You Up" has over 1 billion views, many by accident.
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