Was There A Real Ichabod Crane?
Published in 1820, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving is a classic horror tale that continues to spook readers. Was there a real Ichabod Crane?
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Cold-Blooded Killer Edgar Smith Conned His Way Out Of A Conviction With An Unlikely Source's Help
Cold-blooded killer Edgar Smith was found guilty of killing a 15-year-old girl, but he conned his way out of a conviction with an unlikely source's help.
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What Did Bob Dylan Really Think About The Band Kiss?
When Bob Dylan converted to Christianity, he began to believe that the band KISS were destined for Hell due to the nature of their music.
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The Bizarre Story Of The American Who Starred In A Soviet Propaganda Film
The bizarre story of the American who starred in a Soviet propaganda film is definitely unusual, but his motive was universally relatable.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Loretta Lynn
Born a coal miner's daughter in a log cabin in Kentucky, on April 14, 1932, and one of country music's greatest artists, Loretta Lynn has died.
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You Probably Won't See A Racehorse Name Quite As Bizarre As This One
Racehorse names are always unique if not downright odd, but you probably won't see a racehorse name quite as bizarre as this one.
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Doctor Dolittle Basically Ended Rex Harrison's Hollywood Career
Released in 1967, 20th Century Fox's "Doctor Dolittle" basically ended Rex Harrison's Hollywood career. So what exactly happened? Let's take a look.
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The Peculiar 2004 Death Of A Sherlock Holmes Expert
Sherlock Holmes expert Richard Green was found dead in his apartment in 2004 in a peculiar way, his death prompting a new and still unsolved mystery.
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Bolivia's Festival Of The Skulls Explained
Take a trip to La Paz, Bolivia, on November 8, and you might be curious as to why crowds of people are gathering at graveyards carrying around human skulls.
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How LeBron James Really Felt After Kobe Bryant Died
LeBron James and Kobe Bryant are two names that continue to shine in the annals of professional basketball. Were they colleagues, rivals, or something else?
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Tragic Details About Coolio
Coolio's 59 years on this Earth involved plenty of wins and losses, and while his hits are what people remember, he went through considerable troubles, as well.
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The Untold Truth Of Big Mama Thornton
Big Mama Thornton was that 1950s musician whose songs were made popular by Elvis Presley and Janis Joplin. Her success wasn't easy to come by.
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The Horrifying Way A Football Fan Was Killed By A Flying Lawnmower
A football fan was once killed by a flying lawnmower in one of the biggest freak accidents of all time. Here's what happened to the fan.
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Whatever Happened To Sacheen Littlefeather?
The Academy Awards, Hollywood's biggest annual party, has often been the scene of controversy, but rarely like that over Brando turning down his Oscar.
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Why Dead Snapdragon Flowers Would Make A Perfect Halloween Decoration
Dead snapdragon flowers would make the perfect Halloween decoration thanks to their symbolic meaning. Here's what makes dead snapdragons spooky.
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The Grateful Dead Gave A Young Boy The Greatest Bar Mitzvah Someone Could Ask For
The Grateful Dead gave a young boy the greatest bar mitzvah someone could ask for one night back in 1971.
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Women Elected To Office In America Before They Could Vote
Although women's right to vote would not be protected in the U.S. until 1920, that didn't stop many from running for office. Here are some of their stories.
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The Moment Of Death Isn't As Clear As You Might Think
We all know death is coming for us someday, but as recent studies show, the moment of death isn't as clear as you might think.
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What Happened To Carl E. Douglas From The OJ Simpson Case?
Carl E. Douglas was already well into his 30s when he became one of the most notable legal practitioners in American law. What happened to him?
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Whatever Happened To Audrey Kauffman From Sins Of The Amish?
"Sins of the Amish" shined a light on sexual abuse in the Amish community, but whatever happened to Audrey Kauffman from the series?
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The Untold Truth Of Aerosmith
Few rock bands have had such high highs and low lows as Aerosmith. Their journey has been a rollercoaster filled with feuds, drugs, and backstage drama.
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The Real Reason Why David Bowie Started Wearing An Eyepatch
David Bowie was famous for taking on a variety of personas. One of them was a pirate-type character who wore an eyepatch. Here's why Bowie wore an eyepatch.
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Scientists Got Candid About Earth's True Carrying Capacity
Population growth is a contentious issue in talks about natural resources and climate change, and scientists got candid about Earth's true carrying capacity.
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The Tragic 1958 Death Of Actor Gareth Jones During A Live Television Broadcast
What if something were to truly go wrong, though, and an actor or actress was hurt — or, worse, killed — live on the air?
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The Story Of The Woman Who Handed Out Arsenic On Halloween
One woman handed out ant poison made with arsenic to children on Halloween instead of real candy. Here's why she did it, and what happened to her.
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What Traditionally Happens To Muslims After Performing The Hajj?
As part of the Islamic religion, Muslims take a pilgrimage to the holy land of Mecca. Here's what traditionally happens after. performing the Hajj?
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The Strange Story Of The Hatbox Baby
On the evening of December 24, 1931, Edward and Julie Stewart were driving through the Arizona desert on their way to Phoenix when they heard a noise.
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