Weirdest Laws In Kentucky
Kentucky, known as the Bluegrass state, has a lot to offer, but it also has a lot of unusual laws on the books. Here are the weirdest laws in Kentucky.
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The Timeline Of Pam Hupp's Mother's Death
While two murders have been tied to Pam Hupp, there's an additional death that occurred under suspicious circumstances: the death of Hupp's mother.
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Weirdest Laws In Hawaii's State History
Hawaii is envisioned by many as a tropical paradise, but even in paradise, there are rules. Here are the weirdest laws in the state's history.
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Weirdest Laws In New Hampshire's State History
Legislation at its finest protects the population, providing a framework for correct conduct among fellow citizens. Sometimes the best intentions go a bit awry.
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How Many Times Was Jim Morrison Arrested?
Although he was only 27 when he died in 1971, The Doors frontman Jim Morrison had quite the arrest record for a rock star from his era.
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The Untold Truth Of Race Car Driver Kyle Larson
There are few personal qualities most thrill-seeking, speed-loving race-car enthusiasts could want beyond those that driver Kyle Larson has been offering up.
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Weirdest Laws In Maine's State History
Maine is a unique state in a lot of ways, and some of its laws prove it. Here are the weirdest laws in the state's history.
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The Reason Michael Landon Is Missing From A Season 1 Episode Of Little House On The Prairie
"Little House on the Prairie" was focused on the Ingalls family, building a home on the frontier. Central to the story was the father, played by Michael Landon.
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Disturbing Details Found In Brian Laundrie's Autopsy Report
What prevented the evidence of Brian Laundrie from showing up sooner at the Carlton Reserve was that the area in which it was found had been covered by water.
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The Untold Truth Of Race Car Driver Joey Logano
One of NASCAR's most divisive drivers climbs through the window and behind the wheel of Team Penske's No. 22 Ford Mustang each racing weekend.
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The Terrible Truth About Judy Garland's Relationship With Her Mother
Judy Garland did not have a good relationship with her mother, Ethel Gumm.
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Can You Communicate With A Severed Head?
Studies show signs of brief brain activity after decapitation.
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The Freedmen's Bureau: What Was It? We Explain
The Freedmen's Bureau was given an unbelievably hard task after the American Civil War ended. Here's the complicated history of the Freedmen's Bureau explained.
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Musicians Who've Demanded Their Music Be Removed From Streaming Sites
Streaming changed music, but not all artists are happy about it. Here are the musicians who've demanded their music be removed from streaming sites.
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The Tragic Real-Life History Of The Chicago Bulls
Even with their incredible players and accomplishments, the Bulls and their loyal fans have endured much pain and sorrow over the years of the team's existence.
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The Fashionable Way Buddy Holly Inspired Elton John
Singer Elton John is also a fashion icon, and one of his inspirations is Buddy Holly.
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Worst Crimes Committed By NBA Players
Spanning a seven decade long period of NBA history, these are some of the worst crimes committed by NBA players.
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The Real Reason Renee Zellweger Decided To Play Pam Hupp
Renee Zellweger decided to play convicted killer Pam Hupp. Here's The real reason she says she wanted to portray the murderer.
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The Untold Truth About Race Car Driver Ryan Blaney
Stock car driver Ryan Blaney has been racing since he was only 9 years old, but he has only just recently come into his own. Here's his story.
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The Mystery Of The Long-Lost Treasure Of The San Miguel
The San Miguel vanished on its way from Cuba to Spain in 1715 carrying an estimated $2 billion in riches. Here is the mystery of the long-lost treasure.
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How The Sumter County Does Were Finally Identified
For 44 years the identities of a young man and woman who murdered in South Carolina were unknown. Here's how the Sumter County Does were finally identified.
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Here's What Pam Hupp Has To Say About Her Mother's Death
Questions about Pam Hupp -- and her mother -- have been brewing as investigators plan legal action for a series of suspected murders throughout the 2010s.
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How James Dean Made History With His Oscar Nominations
James Dean is certainly a silver screen icon nowadays. Although his star was only rising at the time of his death he still received two posthumous Oscar nods.
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Why Johnny Marr Left The Smiths
Johnny Marr co-founded the Smiths indie rock band with frontman Morrissey in 1982. By 1987 Marr had quit the band and started a solo career. Here's why he quit.
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The Real Reason The Regency Era Is Called That
Netflix's hit show "Bridgerton" is set in Regency-era England. However, viewers may not know the real reason behind the name of this time in England's history.
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The Disappearance Of Patrick McDermott Explained
In 2005, Olivia Newton John's boyfriend Patrick McDermott vanished without a trace. Here's what we know about the case of his disappearance.
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Noor Inayat Khan: The Truth About The Courageous WWII Spy
Noor Inayat Khan was a pacifist, a poet, and a children's author. She was also a WWII spy. Here is the truth about the courageous woman.
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