Science Has Proven That Slapping Someone To Death Is Possible
Science has concluded that it is totally possible to kill someone with a slap.
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Sports Stars Who Died In Freak Accidents
From getting hit in the head by a 95 mph fastball to dying in a freak plane crash, all of these sports stars died in tragic accidents. Let's take a look.
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The Dark History Of The Woman Who Raised Kim Jong Un
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's mother had a colorful past before marrying his father. Here is the dark history of the woman who raised Kim Jong Un.
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What Kate Burton Had To Say About Her Stepmother Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton's relationship was one of the most famous in all Hollywood. Here's what Kate Burton thought about her stepmother.
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Who Carved Lincoln's Statue In The Lincoln Memorial?
The Lincoln Memorial is one of the the most famous monuments in the U.S., but what's the story behind it. This is the story of who carved the Lincoln Memorial.
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Did Pirate Prisoners Really Have To Walk The Plank?
Pirates have been in the collective imagination for hundreds of years and many myths abound. But, some tales of the swashbucklers may be slightly dubious.
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What Life In A Russian Prison Is Really Like
Life as an inmate in a Russian penal colony is no walk in the park. Prisoners experience overcrowding, diseases, and torture.
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Inside Lady Gaga And Liza Minnelli's Relationship
When Lady Gaga and Liza Minnelli presented the nominees and award for best picture at the 94th Academy Awards, it touched audiences everywhere.
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Why Taylor Hawkins Chose Dave Grohl Over Alanis Morissette
Before Taylor Hawkins was the drummer for the Foo Fighters, he was in Alanis Morissette's band. Here's why he chose Dave Grohl over Alanis Morissette.
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How Did Biceps Get Nicknamed Guns?
When flexing your arms you may be inviting those around to your "gun show." But, this term has a history that may be surprising to those buying a ticket.
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Is This Why Golfers Yell Fore?
The term "fore" is one of golf's most recognizable words, meaning "look out for a ball!" This is where "fore" actually comes from, and why it's used.
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Strange Things That Happened On Batman Movie Sets
Let's head back to the Batcave and dig through the Batcomputer's archives to discover the strange things that happened on "Batman" movie sets.
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What Fred Astaire Had To Say About Rita Hayworth
Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth were two of the biggest stars of their time, and they worked together on two movies. Here's what Astaire said about Hayworth.
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The True Origin Of Festivus Holiday From Seinfeld
The so-called Festivus holiday from "Seinfeld" has garnered a cult following, but the fictional holiday is based on a real family. Here is its true origin.
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Is Ben-Hur Based On A Real Person?
Ben-Hur is one of the most successful movies in Oscar history, winning 11 Academy Awards in 1960. But was the story of a vengeful charioteer based in truth?
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What Is The Judicial Handshake Of The Supreme Court?
The Supreme Court is rife with traditions, some that have been continued since the court's inception, but what is the judicial handshake of the Supreme Court?
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The Radical History Of Bloodletting Explained
One of Hippocrates' most famous medical theories, the four humors, inadvertently led to incalculable harm for centuries, leaving a blood bath in its wake.
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The Story Behind The Supreme Court Official Seal
The official Supreme Court seal features an American bald eagle, much like the seal of the United States. Here's the meaning behind the Supreme Court seal.
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This Is What Jesus Might Have Eaten At The Last Supper
The Last Supper is one of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous paintings, depicting the final meal of Jesus Christ before his death. Here's what he may have eaten.
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The Unexpected Reason The BBC News Once Had 'No News' To Broadcast
The BBC is known for its wide coverage of international and local news stories. But, one day in the corporation's history there was "no news" and here's why.
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Can An Astronaut Vote From Space?
Astronauts might not be present on earth for elections, but that doesn't mean they can't vote. There's actually a whole system in place allowing them to vote.
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Why Do The Supreme Court Justices Sit In The Order They Do?
The Supreme Court Justices always sit in the same order behind the bench and in photographs. This is the tradition that explains the seating order.
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The Real Reason Antarctica Is Actually A Desert
Antarctica isn't typically considered a desert, as it's cold rather than hot, but it technically is one. Here's why Antarctica is considered a desert.
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The Most Gruesome Deaths Of Saints
In the Middle Ages, stories of the lives of saints could get downright bloodthirsty. Here are some examples of the most hideously violent saintly deaths.
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The Truth About Animals Living In Chernobyl
For decades, scientists have studied the wildlife living near the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. They know a lot about Chernobyl's animals, and it's not all rosy.
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Patrick Stewart's Tragic Real-Life Story
His seemingly charmed life has featured its share of setbacks and unfortunate events. Here is a look at the tragic real-life story of Patrick Stewart.
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These Are The Longest-Tenured Supreme Court Justices
They are not elected; they're appointed, then must be approved. They are the men and women who serve as Justices of the United States Supreme Court.
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