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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What Happened To Melanie McGuire, The Suitcase Killer?
In 2004, a fisherman and his child were sailing the Chesapeake Bay when they spotted something odd floating in the water. They were in for a horrific discovery.
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The Surprising Place You Can Find Singapore's National Anthem
The people of Singapore take great pride in their national anthem, so much so that it's printed in a pretty surprising and unique place.
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The Bizarre Thing You Should Do If Stung By A Tarantula Hawk Wasp
Tarantula Hawk Wasps have a gruesome name, and rightly so. Their sting can reduce a human to a screaming mess as well as paralyze a tarantula for life.
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Who Inherited Richard Burton's Money When He Died?
Richard Burton, husband of Elizabeth Taylor and a staple of Old Hollywood, left behind a sizable estate when he passed away. Here's who left his money to.
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Here's Who Inherited Paul Newman's Money After He Died
Paul Newman, famed actor and face of the Newman's Own food brand, left behind a sizable estate upon his death. Here's who inherited Newman's money.
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The Tragic Real-Life History Of The Kansas City Chiefs
Not all stories about the Kansas City Chief are tied to their successes on the field. This is the tragic real-life history of the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Who Was The First Person To Immigrate Through Ellis Island?
Ellis Island is synonymous with the U.S.' tradition of immigration, but who was the first immigrant there? This was the first person to come to Ellis Island.
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The Real Reason Astronauts Are Taking Tide Into Space
Astronauts are taking Tide to space, in an attempt to revolutionize how laundry is done up there. Tide might be the key to making astronaut clothes cleaner.
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What Were The Real Names Of Christopher Columbus' Ships?
The names of Christopher Columbus' three ships on his journey to the "New World" have become famous, but were those really their names? Here's the truth.
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What We Know About The Ghost At Miami University
Miami University in Oxford, Ohio is home to several ghosts who haunt the campus. One of them is the famed ghost of a motorcyclist,.
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The Tragic Story Of The Peasenhall Murder
Rose Harsent of Peasenhall was murdered in 1902, and her case remains one of England's unsolved cases.
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The Real Difference Between Grammys Record And Album Of The Year
As it turns out, the Grammys, being a 64-year-old show in 2022, still employs terms belonging to an era of vinyl and one-take studio recordings.
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The Hidden Meaning Behind The Ukrainian Instrument Highlighted At The Grammys
The bandura -- a string instrument -- is Ukraine's national instrument and is typically played when performing folk songs.
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The Tragic Story Of Isidor And Ida Straus Who Perished On The Titanic
In one memorable scene from "Titanic," a montage shows various passengers stoically accepting their fate as the waters in the sinking ship close in on them.
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World Leaders Who Took Power Via Coups
Many influential, powerful, and established civilizations have seen their government toppled suddenly by those who decided they could do a better job.
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Here's What The Best Historical Grammy Award Really Means
You know the main categories at the Grammy Awards each year, but what about the best historical Grammy award? Let's take a look at what it means.
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The History Of Australia's Rabbit Infestation
Invasive species are a major problem anywhere in the world and can throw off an ecosystem's balance. This happened in Australia thanks to a rabbit infestation.
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95-Year-Old Tony Bennett Is Surprisingly Not The Oldest Grammy Winner
One might imagine that at nearly 100 years old, Tony Bennett might be the oldest Grammy winner in history. As it turns out, that's not the case.
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The Mystery Behind Two Newly Discovered See-Through Frogs
If you spend enough time exploring life on Planet Earth, you'll find star-nosed moles, glow-in-the-dark sharks, and of course, see-through frogs.
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The Chilling Story Of Match.com Killer Wade Ridley
When Mary Beckman found herself single after the death of her longtime partner in 2010, her friends eventually encouraged her to set up a profile on Match.com.
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The Untold Truth Of 19th-Century Conman George C. Parker
George C. Parker, confidence man, was convicted for grand larceny and is infamous for "selling" the Brooklyn Bridge. Here's the truth behind this huckster.
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The Untold Truth Of The Little Rascals
"The Little Rascals" were a huge success. Even as the Rascals themselves grew up, generations of viewers continued to be entertained by their antics.
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The Untold Truth Of Olive Oatman
Olive Oatman's relationship with the Mohave was far more complex than it seemed, as was her relationship with fame. This is the untold truth of Olive Oatman.
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The Real Reasons Dogs Have Tails
It's not like an appendix in a human being -- there, ignored, not doing much of anything. No, a dog's tail is important in any number of ways.
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The Surprising Way A Prewritten Obituary Might Have Inspired The Nobel Prize
These days, we talk about "fake news." There's also mistaken news -- no malice intended; someone got information mixed up, maybe about the Nobel brothers.
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The Bizarre Truth Behind The World's Most Dangerous Golf Course
Like any other sport, golf involves practice, talent, care. And all of those things in abundance when you play while North Korean military are watching.
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