The Tragic Murder Of Katherine And Sheila Lyon
Katherine and Sheila Lyon were two young girls who disappeared in 1975, and the case was solved nearly 40 years after the crime.
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Famous Celebrities Who Died In Their 80s
Celebrities who live long lives often have legacy that crosses generations. When they die we are left feeling as if it weren't enough time.
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Hands-Down The Most Accurate War Movies Ever Made
Not all war movies actually achieve a high level of accuracy, but some were made by teams that actually did their research. Here are the most accurate.
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The Real Reason Mikhail Gorbachev Was In This '90s Pizza Hut Commercial
A famous name is no doubt an asset at times -- sometimes personally, or perhaps professionally, or even commercially. Or, specifically, a commercial.
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The History Of How Giovanni Bellini May Have Inspired A Classic Cocktail
Perhaps most often we think of artists drawing inspiration from a person, an event. Perhaps less frequently we think of an artist as the actual inspiration.
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Was Niccolo Machiavelli Really So Machiavellian?
The term Machiavellian has connotations of being unscrupulous and conniving, but was Niccolo Machiavelli really so Machiavellian?
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What Research Has Shown About Why Whales Beach Themselves
Marine mammals -- especially whales -- are unexpectedly elegant as they pass through the water. They emerge to breathe air, but dry land is not their friend.
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Which School Has The Most Men's NCAA Tournament Appearances?
The story of how the his team accomplished this feat begins in the early days of the tournament itself — with many top players coming through the program.
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What Has Doris Day Said About Her Legacy In Hollywood?
Doris Day is a Hollywood legend with 39 films to her name. With all that time in Hollywood, she developed this interesting perspective about her legacy.
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The Tragic Story Of How Boris Yeltsin Lost Two Fingers
It's pretty normal for many children (and adults) to see a device and wonder how it works. To the point of disassembling it. For instance, a live grenade.
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What We Know About Mikhail Gorbachev's 2003 Grammy Win
The Grammy Awards are eagerly awaited each year as fans root for their favorite audio recording artist, both musically and using the spoken word.
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The History Of Why Lab Coats Are White
The white lab coat is a symbol of the medical and scientific professions. But, they weren't always white and scientists chose the color for one thrifty reason.
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Sunflowers: The Symbolism Behind Ukraine's National Flower Explained
After Russia invaded Ukraine in early 2022, the world started seeing a lot more sunflowers. Here's the symbolism behind Ukraine's national flower explained.
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The History Of The Doe Network Explained
When someone beloved disappears, it's more than a mystery -- for those left behind, it's often a tragedy, and one that might never reach closure.
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Is This How Ukraine Is Successfully Targeting Russia's Top Generals?
The war in Ukraine began on February 24, 2022. But, Russia's leader, Vladimir Putin, underestimated Ukraine as five Russian generals have reportedly been slain.
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How Colors Got Their Symbolic Meanings
Color is one of those things that we often take for granted, and it's easy to forget to look around and enjoy the rainbow that's around us every day.
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The Reason Why Most Bananas May Go Extinct
Bananas are one of those foods that sustain us from the time we are toddlers to when we are elderly, but here is the reason why most bananas may go extinct.
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The Surprising Room Above The Supreme Court
Although the justices release opinions regarding rulings by the Supreme Court, there's still an air of mystery about how and where it functions.
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What Causes Auroras In The Sky?
Sometimes natural forces cooperate to produce colorful spectacles that literally reach across the sky, like those of an aurora -- either borealis or australis.
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What Happened To Michael Jackson's Famous Glove?
Some of the iconic musician Michael Jackson's attire was famous in its own right. Here's what happened to Michael Jackson's famous glove.
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Inside Robert Paltrow's Criminal Past
Disney got at least one thing right: It's a small world after all. The degrees of separation seem to get smaller and smaller as time goes on.
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Why Eric Clapton Wanted To Leave Cream
Here's why Eric Clapton wanted to quit the supergroup Cream months before the group decided to disband.
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Angela Lansbury's Bizarre Connection To The Manson Family
Charles Manson cast a wide net in the LA area in the 1960s, even leading to actress Angela Lansbury's bizarre connection to the Manson Family.
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The Surprising Reason Russian Oligarchs Might Want To Dock Their Yachts Outside The US
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has rallied global response, in terms of nations' economic pressure. That's felt by Russia's wealthy and influential oligarchs.
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Things Disney Movies Actually Got Right About Science
Disney movies typically aren't the first ones we name when thinking of scientifically accurate filmmaking, but some actually got the science right.
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The Absurd Amount One Of Michael Jackson's Thriller Jackets Was Auctioned For
Michale Jackson's "Thriller" is one of the most famous music videos of all time. The featured sparkling red jacket sold for a ridiculous amount to this man.
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The History Of Washington D.C.'s Famous Cherry Trees Explained
Thousands of cherry blossom trees donated by the Japanese were planted in Washington, D.C., in 1912.
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