The Horrific Sinking Of The Edmund Fitzgerald Remains An Unsolved Mystery
The Edmund Fitzgerald was a ship that tragically sunk in Michigan's Lake Superior during a storm. Here's why the sinking remains an unsolved mystery.
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Where Is Levi Strauss Buried?
Levi Strauss was a 19th-century entrepreneur whose revolutionary products continue to find a market share in the 21st century. What is his final resting place?
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Teddy Roosevelt's Forgotten Conservation Legacy For Birds
President Theodore Roosevelt is remembered for his many different accomplishments. However, what is largely forgotten is his conservation legacy for birds.
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The Only Times The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Was Canceled
It might be an unofficial piece of American popular culture, but no less iconic for all of that: the annual Thanksgiving Day Parade hosted by Macy's.
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Where Is Rebecca Downey From Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries Now?
After two siblings went missing in 2014 allegedly at the hands of their father, the children's mother, Dr. Rebecca Downey, has not given up the search.
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Who Is Jerry Falwell Jr.?
The name Falwell has been part of conservative American Christianity for decades -- first Jerry Falwell Sr., a Baptist minister, and now his son, Jerry Jr.
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Why The Crazy Horse Monument Hasn't Been Finished
A monument to Crazy Horse, the famed Native American who defeated General Custer. Here's why the giant monument to Crazy Horse hasn't been finished.
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What Do Neighbors Say About Marie Elizabeth's Apartment From Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries
Marie Elizabeth "Marliz" Spannhake went missing from her apartment in the 1970s. Here is what happened to her apartment and what neighbors have to say about it.
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The Lost Verse Of Carly Simon's You're So Vain Says A Lot About The Song's Possible Real Subject
The lost verse of Carly Simon's "You're So Vain" says a lot about the song's possible real subject, and it's probably no one you would expect.
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Inside Pat Benatar's Love Story With Neil Giraldo
Pat Benatar is synonymous with female rock 'n roll badassery, supported throughout her career by her lead guitarist, Neil Giraldo. Here is their love story.
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Judas Priest From 1969 Beginnings To Metal Fame
In 2022, Judas Priest was induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Throw up some horns, and take a deep dive into five decades of Judas Priest history.
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All Of The Theories Surrounding Patrick Mullins' Death
Patrick Mullins was found dead under suspicious circumstances while out boating in 2013.
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Why US Midterm Elections Are So Important
The importance of midterm elections, which take place two years into a presidential term, centers on their ability to shift the balance of governmental power.
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Marie Spannhake's Alleged Killer Could Go Free Despite A 104-Year Prison Sentence For Another Crime
Despite a 104-year prison sentence for another crime, Marie Spannhake's alleged killer, Cameron Hooker, could go free. Here's the story.
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The Two Duran Duran Side Projects That Are Now Forgotten
Duran Duran will be honored at the 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Here are two of the members' side projects that are now forgotten.
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How A Carrington Event Level Solar Storm Would Effect Our World Today
While planet Earth certainly relies on the helpful presence of its sun, the sun itself, with its own various actions, can also have a negative impact.
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The Mysterious 1965 Death Of JFK Assassination Investigator Dorothy Kilgallen
In her day, Dorothy Kilgallen was a well-known and well-regarded print journalist, columnist, and TV personality. Her death still raises questions.
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Why The Voting Age In America Is 18
You've heard it said a million times: "You can go to war when you're 18, but you can't have a drink until you're 21." Why? Let's take a look.
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Tragic Details About Annie Lennox
Rock icon Annie Lennox garnered huge success with the Eurythmics and in her solo career. But Lennox also had more than her fair share of tragic moments.
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Damon Crestwood's Conversation With A Mullins Family Friend Sounds Unsettling In Hindsight
On January 27, 2013, Patrick Mullins disappeared after taking his boat out on Florida's Braden River. Daniel Crestwood soon raised red flags.
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Inside The Mysterious 2013 Death Of Patrick Mullins From Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries
Patrick Mullins' mysterious 2013 death remains unsolved today, and features on Netflix's "Unsolved Mysteries." Here are some theories about what happened.
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Lionel Richie's Fallback Career Was The Priesthood
Lionel Richie had a lot of success as a singer and performer both with the Commodores and as a solo artist, but his fallback career was the priesthood.
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The Chilling Story Of Serial Killer Charles Edmund Cullen
Instead of tending to his patients, nurse and serial killer Charles Edmund Cullen chose to take the lives of many in his care.
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The Gruesome Nazi Murder Of All Quiet On The Western Front Author's Sister
War is an ugly, costly affair, not only in terms of economics, but the cost inflicted on families -- either directly, through military service, or reprisals.
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Inside Ava Gardner's Decades-Long Commitment To The Civil Rights Movement
Ava Gardner was known as one of Hollywood's most famous actresses, but she was also known for her decades-long commitment to the Civil Rights Movement.
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How WWII Forced Philadelphia And Pittsburgh To Form The Steagles For The 1943 Football Season
For a time in 1943, however, the realities of World War II forced the Eagles and the Steelers to combine and play a season as one team.
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Why Teddy Roosevelt's Legacy As The 'Conservation President' Is Well-Earned
President Theodore Roosevelt was a dedicated outdoorsman and athlete, in addition to his accomplishments as a historian, scholar, and public servant.
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