How Marlene Dietrich Changed Her Appearance For Hollywood
Marlene Dietrich was an old school star with one of Hollywood's most iconic looks, but was it natural? Here's how she changed her appearance.
Read MoreMarlene Dietrich was an old school star with one of Hollywood's most iconic looks, but was it natural? Here's how she changed her appearance.
Read MoreBacteria like E.coli and salmonella lurking in contaminated food can be downright deadly, and companies have had to recall their products due to illness.
Read MoreRoger's mother, Lady Henriette Tichborne, always held out hope her son was still alive. She'd heard rumors that some of the ships' passengers were rescued .
Read MoreOne Russian businessman (who now lives in America) has offered a $1 million dollar bounty for Russian president Vladimir Putin. Here's the story.
Read MoreIf your child were kidnapped, and the kidnappers demanded a ransom, would you pay? In December of 1900, Edward Cudahy, Sr. faced this very dilemma.
Read MoreIt's not really surprising when a celebrity gets into trouble with the law. It's a little more interesting when the celebrity is a former child star.
Read MoreThe Easy-Bake Oven is still a thing, and you can purchase one to this day, although it bears little resemblance to the original machines of the 1960s.
Read MoreTony Curtis is one of Hollywood's most iconic actors, but he wasn't always known by that name. He was actually born with the name Bernard Schwartz.
Read MoreSo how is it that rays pass through your body? The answer, without getting too complicated, has to do with the kind of energy X-rays are made of.
Read MoreCarl Lentz, pastor of the New York congregation of Hillsong Church, was fired over his "moral failures," including his admission that he'd cheated on his wife.
Read MoreAerosmith are known for their legendary concerts. Some concerts got so out of hand, band members were even injured on two separate occasions in the same city.
Read MoreSome college traditions have deep, deep roots in history. That's clearly the case with Auburn University students shouting "War Eagle!" during games.
Read MoreThe story of how Sarma Melngailis went from being a successful vegan entrepreneur to a wanted fugitive is one of the most unusual tales in recent history.
Read MoreAs it turns out, there are several contenders in the running for the richest man in Russia. Who are they? Is Vladimir Putin one of them? Let's find out.
Read MoreWe've all heard the advice to "work smarter, not harder." (Though sometimes it's hard to work smart.) Science is doing just that: easing physical tasks.
Read MoreThe History Channel series "American Pickers" has been an American success story, but relationships in front of and behind the camera haven't worked as well.
Read MoreHere's a closer look at what happened to Betamax tapes, as well as the VCRs that supported them.
Read More"Dream On" one of the most iconic songs by the band Aerosmith, but what does it actually mean, and what inspired it? Here's why Steven Tyler says it means.
Read MoreHand warmers can be a life saver in the cold winter months, but they can actually do more harm than good. They do get hot enough to burn you.
Read MoreThough John Wayne looked as natural on camera as the sand-swept desert itself, he worked hard at achieving that look over the years. Here's what he did.
Read MoreBy many standards, the global Hillsong Church is a magnificent success, with thousands of participants, but scandal forced the firing of pastor Carl Lentz.
Read MoreIn May 1937, Harlow was filming "Saratoga" starring Clark Gable when she fell seriously ill. Weeks later, Harlow would be dead.
Read MoreLegendary actress Elizabeth Taylor's children are connected to a "Law & Order: SVU" star. Can you guess which actor it is? Let's take a look and find out!
Read MoreCountry legend Loretta Lynn has numerous hit songs to her name, but one thing she has few other musicians can claim is an allegedly haunted house.
Read MoreVladimir Putin of Russia and Kim Jong-Un of North Korea have some things in common: a shared border, a history with communism. Is there more to the story?
Read MoreSandra West, a socialite in San Antonio in the1960s, was buried in a peculiar fashion by being laid to rest in the front seat of her beloved blue Ferrari.
Read MorePart of the fun of dissecting a conspiracy theory is coming up with creative connections on the flimsiest of circumstantial evidence of current or past events.
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