Inside Mel Gibson's 2006 Arrest
Mel Gibson has been a Hollywood fixture for decades, preceded by a critically acclaimed career in Australian films. And then he got pulled over and arrested.
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This 6,000-Year-Old UK Home Is So Ancient That It Has Stone Furniture
Ruins discovered on the Orkney Islands reveal much about Britain's ancient settlers, including their sophisticated culture, rituals, and diets.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt's Obsession With Oak Island Explained
Rumors of lost treasure just waiting to be found have interested human beings for centuries. Even the already wealthy can become intrigued by the possibilities.
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The NFL's Coldest Game In History Had Teams Playing In Minus 59 Degree Weather
In 1981, NFL fans who tuned into the Bengals-Chargers game in January witnessed the coldest football game in the sports league's history.
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Science Gave Us A Glimpse Into How Much Our Life Really Does Flash Before Our Eyes During Death
It's a frequent storytelling device -- someone on the verge of death re-experiences important moments in their life, "flashing" before their eyes. Really?
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The Truth About Lena Horne's Relationship With Lennie Hayton
Lena Horne was a trailblazer in many ways. The truth is, even her relationship with composer Lennie Hayton rebuked social expectations of the time.
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One Oregon Mountain And Its Unfortunate Connection With Nazi Symbolism
Istanbul was Constantinople, once upon a time. It's not unusual for a piece of geography to be renamed, especially when evil is evoked by the original.
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The Horrific Autopsy Report Of Staircase Murder Victim Kathleen Peterson
In the early morning hours of December 9, 2001, authorities were called to the Durham home of Michael and Kathleen Peterson on reports of a fatal accident
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What Was Taylor Hawkins' Last Foo Fighters Performance Before He Died?
For some 25 years, Taylor Hawkins was the man behind the drum kit for Foo Fighters. He also stepped up to the mic for solo vocal work during performances.
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Belle Gunness' Most Likely Motive For Murdering Her Suitors
The serial killer Belle Gunness left a trail of bodies — as many as 40 — in her wake in Indiana and Illinois between 1884 and 1908. Here's her likely motive.
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The Truth About Erik Menendez's Wife, Tammi
In 1996, brothers Erik and Lyle Menendez were found guilty of the murder of their parents. Despite his prison sentence, Erik still found love behind bars.
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Who The Beatles' Song Dear Prudence Is Really About
The Beatles hit a period there toward the end of their collaboration when their songwriting seemed influenced by a sort of obscure mysticism.
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What Happens If A Royal Has Twins?
For nations with a royal family, the lines of succession can be complicated by birth order, gender, and proximity to the throne. And if there are twins?
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The First-Ever College Football Game Hosted Far Fewer Spectators Than We See Today
Football on the college level has its fair share of fans, alumni and not, who turn out for every school matchup. But it takes time to build an audience.
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How 'Weird Al' Yankovic Got His Nickname
'Weird Al' Yankovic redefined the parody/novelty song genre, creating decades of hit singles, albums, and videos. Unlikely, certainly, but weird?
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Shirley Temple Once Shot Eleanor Roosevelt In The Back With A Slingshot
The lives of celebrities often overlap -- the absolutely famous intermingling, whether they come from show business, politics, or simple notoriety.
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The Difference Between Toxins, Poisons, And Venom
Depending on your source, it sometimes feels like most of the natural world is conspiring to kill you, with toxicity around every corner. Is there a difference?
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One Portuguese Man's Backyard Was The Site Of An Incredible 48-Ton Discovery
Start digging in the yard -- maybe a new garden, or beginning a building project -- there's no telling what you might find. Or what size it might be.
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The Murky Origins Of The Motorcycle
There was a slow evolution in the creation of the motorcycles we see and use today, in fact, the origins of the vehicle are somewhwat murky.
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The Best And Worst Sherlock Holmes Stories
The first Sherlock Holmes story was "A Study in Scarlet," published in 1887, but was this one of Arthur Conan Doyle's best ... or worst ... or maybe neither.
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The Real Reason The Scots Guard Were Once Called 'The Kiddies'
Despite the Scots Guard's reputation as serious soldiers who can never break character on duty, the British military branch has its own nickname.
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How Sex, Lies And The College Cult Subject Larry Ray Derailed A Political Career
A man convicted of exploiting a group of his daughter's college friends lured them in with a wild story about taking down a powerful politician.
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The True Story Of John Chickie Donohue's 8,000 Mile Beer Run
John "Chickie" Donohue once made an 8,000 beer run from Vietnam to the US to support the soldiers serving there. Here's the story of the beer run.
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What Larry Ray's Daughter Talia Ray Is Doing Today
Larry Ray ran a money laundering and sex trafficking ring, and is currently facing life in prison. Here's what his daughter Talia Ray is doing today.
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The Official Space Force Song Has The Internet All Saying The Same Thing
The Space Force is the newest branch of the U.S. Military, and they have a new theme song. Apparently, the internet isn't a huge fan of the song.
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Final Interviews Of Famous Rappers
Hip-hop artists have died of a result of gun violence, addiction, and poor health. Read the last interviews with rappers who were taken from us far too soon.
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Shaquille O'Neal Called This Hall Of Fame Teammate The Worst Teammate He Ever Had
Shaquille O'Neal recently admitted this legendary NBA player was the worst teammate he had in his 19-year career.
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