Every EGOT Winner In History
Winning an EGOT means having won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and a Tony. Quite a feat that only a small group have achieved. Here's all the winners.
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The Chilling Details Of The Green River Killer
Through the 1980s and 1990s, authorities in Washington were stymied by a rising body count — all thanks to a murderer known as the Green River Killer.
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How Historically Accurate Is The Series The Good Lord Bird?
Hollywood has adapted numerous novels for the screen. Some of those books were historical in nature -- pieces of fact. How about The Good Lord Bird?
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What Do 10-4 And Other Radio Codes Mean?
If you've ever seen a movie about war, police, or pilots, you've probably noticed it's a little hard to understand them. What do the radio codes mean?
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The Truth About Jimmy Stewart's Relationship With His Wife Gloria McLean
The common belief is that movie stars are handed the keys to instant romantic success as a result of their artistry. The fact is, true love often takes time.
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Tragedies And Controversies That Changed The NBA Forever
Over its seven-plus decades of life, the NBA has responded to scandals and tragedies. These are some tragedies and controversies that changed the NBA forever.
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What Happened To Slap Bracelets?
After a wave of popularity, seemingly with a flick of the wrist, snap bracelets simply snapped out of existence. What really happened to them?
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What Happened To The Valley Girl Accent?
The 1980s left us with plenty of enduring cultural touchstones, including an entire subculture frozen in time — the Valley girl.
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Why The US Military Built A Fake Town During WWII
During WWII the U.S. undertook a massive operation in the Pacific Northwest to build a fake town. The reasons for this may be less obvious than you think.
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What We Know About Ariana Grande's Ghost Encounter
Stull, Kansas is nearly abandoned and forgotten. With its dwindling population, some believe the town's primary residents aren't from this realm.
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Weirdest Laws In North Dakota's State History
North Dakota, just like the rest of America, is governed by an evolving code of laws and regulations. Here are some of the stranger laws in the state's history.
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Tragic Details About Lana Turner's Childhood
Lana Turner was one of the most celebrated personalities of Hollywood's Golden Age. But like many of those we revere, she endured her fair share of hardships.
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How Vladimir Putin Felt About Edward Snowden
Depending on your point of view, Edward Snowden, who exposed U.S. government surveillance of its citizens, is a hero or a traitor. And Putin's thoughts?
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What We Know About The Ukrainian Ghost Of Kyiv
An underdog nation engaged in a David-vs-Goliath contest needs heroes to inspire and encourage its citizens. The "Ghost of Kyiev" fits the bill.
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The Untold Truth Of BattleBots
Over the years, various iterations of "BattleBots" have made appearances on television around the world, but how did it all start? Let's take a look.
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Inside Sally Kellerman's Relationship With Marlon Brando
Sally Kellerman had such a long career in Hollywood that she had run-ins — both on-screen and off — with some of its biggest stars, including Marlon Brando.
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What Was The Result Of Joe Biden's Latest Meeting With Vladimir Putin?
World leaders spoke forcefully when Russia invaded Ukraine. Certainly some talked among themselves, but has President Biden spoken with Putin?
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How Did June Get Its Name?
June is a popular wedding month, and the history of its name is a clue as to why. With ancient gods thrown into the mix, June has a cool origin story
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How A Diamond Helped Solve A Murder Case
It's a sad fact of modern life that even with available science and technology, a murder case can still go cold. And then one clue is given more attention.
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What Happened To K.C. Joy From Worst Roommate Ever?
When 36-year-old Maribel Ramos accepted 55-year-old Kwang Chol "K.C." Joy as her roommate, she had no idea what a tragic turn her life would take.
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Who Invented The Microscope?
The invention of the microscope definitely revolutionized the scientific community. But, who gets the credit for its invention is still somewhat contentious.
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The Untold Truth Of The Cradle Of Humankind
The Cradle of Humankind in South Africa has been a hotspot of human discovery, with fossils of our Homo ancestors discovered.
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What Happened To Jamison Bachman From Worst Roommate Ever?
There are many terrible roommates on "Worst Roommate Ever," and one of them, Jamison Bachman, turned a simple living arrangement into a deadly nightmare.
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The Touching Item Elizabeth Taylor Was Reportedly Buried With
Elizabeth Taylor was married a total of eight times, and her most tumultuous marriage was with Richard Burton, whom she married not once but twice.
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The Modest Burial Request David Brenner Made
Death is certainly a serious subject for most of us. But maybe it isn't surprising that a veteran comedian would make with the funny for his own demise.
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The Truth About Harry Houdini's Real Name
Harry Houdini is a name synonymous with death-defying escapology and stage magicians. Houdini's real name, however, was linked to his roots and a nickname.
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The Truth About James Dean's Alleged Relationship With Liz Sheridan
Because James Dean himself never confirmed the romance and wasn't alive to deny Sheridan's claims, the world may never know whether the alleged affair happened.
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