The Comedy Classic That Inspired Aerosmith's Walk This Way
Aerosmith's hit song "Walk This Way" was inspired by a movie you might not expect. Mel Brook's classic comedy "Young Frankenstein" inspired the song.
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A History Of The Search For Water On Other Planets
Life on Earth is dependent on water, so scientists look for water on other planets for possible life elsewhere. Here is the history of that search.
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Why The History Of Urinals Is So Cloudy
Humanity is a diverse bunch, from geography to religion to hair color. There are a few things we all do in common, and expelling waste is one.
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Who Was The Shortest U.S. President?
U.S. presidents might holding a commanding political position, but some were rather short in stature. James Madison was the shortest U.S. president.
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This Was The First Wedding At The White House
The White House has hosted quite a few weddings and receptions, but this was the first wedding held at the Executive Mansion.
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How Knitting Was Used By Spies During WWI And WWII
Knitting might sound like a relatively innocuous activity, but it was instrumental for spies during WWI and WWII. Here's how knitting was used by spies.
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The Truth About Deadly Victorian Wallpaper
Some people might suggest that no price is too high to pay for true beauty, whether personal or environmental. But what if the price of beauty is death?
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The Real Reason Reading Rainbow Was Canceled
"Beloved" is an adjective that really doesn't do justice to the place of "Reading Rainbow" and its host, Levar Burton, in the zeitgeist of popular culture.
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Inside Taylor Hawkins' Relationship With Queen's Brian May
Taylor Hawkins was not shy about expressing his intense admiration for superstar rock band Queen. It turns out that Queen had high regard for him in return.
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Why You Don't See Joe Gatto On Impractical Jokers Anymore
Joe Gatto, a mainstay of the group of comedians on "Impractical Jokers," has announced that he's leaving the show. Here's why Gatto is stepping away.
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What Did The Dirty Dozen Mean In 1970?
The first Earth Day was part of a burgeoning environmental awareness in the 1970s. And, the Dirty Dozen gave the campaign political clout, and here's why.
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Stand-Up Jokes That Triggered Attacks On Stage
There is a dark side to the stand-up comedy profession: getting punched at a show. Here are stand-up jokes that triggered attacks on stage.
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The Tragic Story Of The Clinton Avenue 5
In 1978, in Newark, New Jersey, five Black teenagers went missing, never to be seen or heard from ever again. This is the tragic story of the Clinton Avenue 5.
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Why Andy Kaufman Was Banned From SNL
Andy Kaufman was one of the most divisive, yet beloved, Saturday Night Live comedians in history. But, the performer was banned from SNL for this reason.
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The Untold Truth Of Phil Collins
A public figure for 50+ years as a drummer, singer, actor, and tabloid-friendly celebrity, Phil Collins has had an interesting personal and professional life.
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The Surprising Connection Between Lauren Bacall And John Lennon
Lauren Bacall was one of the most celebrated Hollywood actresses of all time. She even had this tragic connection with famed Beatles musician, John Lennon.
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The People Elton John Credits With Helping Save His Life
Elton John was once caught up in the excesses of the rock 'n' roll lifestyle, but he changed. Here's who he credits with helping save his life.
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Inside Jordan Mooney's Relationship With The Sex Pistols
Punk fashion icon Jordan Mooney wasn't a musician, but she help create the punk aesthetic. Here's a look inside her relationship with the Sex Pistols.
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What Was Jordan Mooney's Real Name?
Known as the "Queen of Punk," Jordan Mooney worked with the Sex Pistols and punk rock fashion designer Vivienne Westwood. So what was her real name?
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The Tragic Story Of The Murder Of Jeanne Van Calck
On a winter night in 1906, a shocking crime rocked Brussels — 8-year-old Jeanne Van Calck's murdered and dismembered body was found in a package.
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Who Is The Unknown Child Of The Titanic?
When the Titanic sunk in 1912, 1,497 people lost their lives, including many children. One of those children was only identified in
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The Untold Truth Of Eartha Kitt
Eartha Kitt was a sex symbol, an advocate, and an outspoken performer. Her life certainly had its ups and down. Here is the untold truth of Earth Kitt.
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Why Elton John Described His Relationship With John Lennon As A 'Whirlwind Romance'
Elton John and John Lennon are two of the biggest names in the history of music. So what's the deal with their relationship? Let's take a look.
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The Lyrics Of The MASH Theme Song Would Surprise You
You may not even know the theme song to the TV show "Mash" has lyrics, and the lyrics will likely surprise you.
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The True Origins Of Uppercase And Lowercase Letters
The Latin alphabet is more or less unique among all of the world's written languages, with two exceptions: it doesn't have upper- and lower-case letters.
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Inside The Kidnapping Of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's Bizzy Bone
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's Bizzy Bone had a turbulent childhood that included being kidnapped and held for two years. Here is a look inside the rapper's kidnapping.
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Will The Menendez Brothers Ever Get Out Of Prison?
Lyle and Erik Menendez were sentenced to life in prison for murdering their parents. Some are calling for their release, but will the brothers ever get out?
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