Here's How To Find The Big Dipper
Depending on where you're standing, a night sky can reveal thousands of stars that seem to reveal patterns, a display of unique pinpoints of light.
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This Is The Person Pamela Anderson Admires The Most
The person Pamela Anderson admires the most is someone she has a lot in common with. This is who it is.
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Whatever Happened To Mary Jo Buttafuoco?
In 1992, Mary Jo Buttafuoco was standing in her Long Island driveway when she was shot in the face by then 17-year-old Amy Fisher.
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Aileen Wuornos' Chilling Motivation To Kill
Aileen Wuornos' was convicted of murdering six men in Florida. This is what she said was her chilling motivation to kill.
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This Was Julian Assange's First Prison Visitor
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has had his share of scrutiny, both public and governmental. His situation has drawn global attention from celebrities.
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This Is The Longest Song Ever Recorded
There are some pretty long songs out there, but this song by Canadian artist Earthena is the longest ever recorded, clocking in at over 48 hours.
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Times Rap Lyrics Have Been Used As Evidence
There are hundreds of cases in which rap lyrics have been cited as evidence of real-life crimes. Here are a few of the most notorious instances.
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The Reason Ghosts Say Boo
Ghosts are notorious for saying "boo" to scare people, but this word wasn't always part of their vocabulary. This is the reason ghosts say "boo."
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The Untold Truth Of Country Music Legend Kitty Wells
It's hard to believe today, but there was a time when record companies didn't think women belonged in country music. Kitty Wells changed all that.
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The Legal Reason George Zimmerman Was Acquitted Of Murder
The names are likely familiar, even if the details have faded: in 2013, George Zimmerman was acquitted in the murder of Trayvon Martin. Why was he acquitted?
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The Surprising Amount Of Money Snoop Dogg Pays His Professional Blunt Roller
Snoop Dogg is notorious for being a lover of weed, but he actually has an assistant designated specifically for rolling blunts. Here's how much he gets paid.
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What Happened To Cannibal Armin Meiwes?
In one of the most shocking stories you'll hear, Armin Meiwes took an ad out to engage in consensual cannibalism. Here is what happened to him.
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What Jimmy Stewart's Daughter Had To Say About The Famous Actor
Actor Jimmy Stewart portrays one of the most famous fathers in movie history in "It's a Wonderful Life." But how was he as a real-life father?
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What Happened To Glen Chambers After He Escaped From Prison?
It seems impossible -- certainly unlikely -- that someone could not only escape from prison, but disappear afterward without a trace. Glen Chambers did.
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The Real Reason Mentos And Diet Coke Causes An Explosion
Basic reactions can be an entertaining part of science education at any age. One of the most dramatic happens when Mentos candy is mixed with Diet Coke. Why?
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How Leonardo DiCaprio Ended Up With Marlon Brando's Missing Oscar
Marlon Brando won his first Academy Award for his compelling performance in 1954's "On the Waterfront." So how did Leonardo DiCaprio end up with it?
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How A Disgruntled Contractor Made Pamela Anderson And Tommy Lee Infamous
Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee were a newly married couple when a disgruntled electrician stole what came to be the world's first celebrity sex tape.
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The Untold Truth Of The Wild Girl Of Champagne
A young girl was discovered living in the forest in France. She learned to speak and told her story. Here is the untold truth of the Wild Girl of Champagne.
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This Arizona Hotel Is Said To Be One Of The Most Haunted Places In America
The Hotel Monte Vista in Flagstaff, Arizona, is considered one of the most haunted hotels in the U.S., with ghosts of a bellboy and a bank robber.
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What Were Scepters Really Used For?
Every culture has its symbols of power and authority, whether a crown, or insignia, or other distinctive garb. What about scepters -- why, and what for?
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How Cary Grant Got His Name
Cary Grant was the iconic star of films like "Bringing Up Baby," "North by Northwest," and "Charade." But he wasn't always known by this name. Here's why.
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What Happens To Your Blood Pressure In Space?
The idea of space travel is so very intriguing, though of course it's a lot more complicated than movies make it look, including its impact on the human body.
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The Tragic Cold Case Of Maria Ridulph
In December of 1957, 7-year-old Maria Ridulph disappeared from the sleepy town of Sycamore, Illinois. Here's the story of this tragic cold case.
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What Was The Last Album Marvin Gaye Recorded Before He Died?
Marvin Gaye met a tragic, untimely death, but is last album was one of his most well-received. "Midnight Love" was a huge critical and commercial success.
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How Many Years Has Vladimir Putin Been President?
Many Americans would be hard-pressed to name the person who preceded Vladimir Putin in his job as Russian president. So how long has he had this position?
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Why Victor Figueroa's Prison Escape Remains A Mystery
Usually people are imprisoned for good reason. Every once in a while, however, someone manages to escape, and more rarely, remain at large ever after.
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Why Marlon Brando Used Cue Cards While Acting
Brando died in 2004, and was known for some unusual habits onset and was sometimes notoriously tough to work with, especially toward the end of his career.
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