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.
Read More"The Little Rascals" were a huge success. Even as the Rascals themselves grew up, generations of viewers continued to be entertained by their antics.
Read MoreOlive 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.
Read MoreIt'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.
Read MoreThese days, we talk about "fake news." There's also mistaken news -- no malice intended; someone got information mixed up, maybe about the Nobel brothers.
Read MoreLike any other sport, golf involves practice, talent, care. And all of those things in abundance when you play while North Korean military are watching.
Read MoreCo-workers don't always develop personal relationships, but it seemed to happen with Rock Hudson, who counted Doris Day and Elizabeth Taylor among his friends.
Read MoreThere have been plenty of (ultimately misguided) attempts to understand the mysteries of human anatomy, from phrenology (reading head bumps) to optography.
Read MoreMost people don't think twice about hopping on a commercial flight to get from here to there. In the industry's beginnings, however, there was more trepidation.
Read MoreHuman communication alone is a complex business, involving sight and sound, and the other senses, too. Come to find out that grass also communicates.
Read MoreRock Hudson was one of the most popular actors in Hollywood history, with a career lasting decades. He was also a closeted gay man, terrified of being outed.
Read MoreXXXTentacion was just 20 years old when he was shot and killed in 2016. His complicated musical legacy and personal life resulted in a substantial estate.
Read More"Jeopardy!" has been a staple of American television off and on since the 1960s. The show's winning contestants are a fascinating group of individuals.
Read MoreThe ancient Roman city of Pompeii was preserved by the fallout of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Archaeologists continue to unearth information.
Read MoreMicrowave ovens are pretty much everywhere, from family kitchens to dorm rooms to convenience stores to restaurants. Its invention is credited to Percy Spencer.
Read MoreHolidays with their roots in religious belief can sometimes attract practices that don't have much to do with the original intent. Easter is no exception.
Read MorePterosaurs are often confused with dinosaurs, but genetically they are of different lineages. Let's take a look at some of these fascinating flying reptiles.
Read MoreJames Earl Jones has been in the entertainment world for decades. Let's look past Darth Vader to what you might not know about this icon of stage and screen.
Read MoreIt seems that keeping up with time is all that we can do on a day-to-day basis. Luckily we have the terms a.m. and p.m. to help us, and here's what they mean.
Read MoreThe name Mata Hari probably evokes mythic visions of early-20th century glamour, intrigue, and seduction. But it's also possible the myth really is a myth.
Read MoreThink of bats, and you might think of vampires, Batman, or infestations in the attic. But bats are actually very unique creatures. Here's how they give birth.
Read MoreRock is full of legendary, long-term partnerships between lead singers and guitarists. Here's the truth about Billy Idol's friendship with Steve Stevens.
Read MoreHollywood has been plagued by one scandal after another -- and those are just the ones the studios weren't able to cover up. The first? Possibly in 1920.
Read MoreElvis Costello has been making music for decades with multiple hit songs under his belt. But, he's got a rebellious side and one night got banned from SNL.
Read MoreSome holidays float -- instead of one date every year, like Christmas, Thanksgiving is on the fourth Thursday of November. Why is Earth Day always on April 22?
Read MoreOn November 22, 1963, the names John F. Kennedy and John Connally became inextricably linked. Here's how the former Texas governor survived JFK's assassination.
Read MoreLibraries are often treasure troves, though not just of various items of information. They often serve as a community's gathering place, its heart.
Read MoreWhat does it take to live to 110 or older? Many were born in 1899 and credit simply a good life. These were last living people born in the 1800s.
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