King Charles' Proclamation Was A Historic Event For This Unexpected Reason
Charles III became king upon the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. The public proclamation of that news was a unique event in world history.
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What We Know About The Real Life Ghost Ships That Are Sailing The World Without Crews
"Pirates of the Caribbean" movies aside, the high seas really do offer a huge array of eerie mysteries, including the presence of ships adrift without a crew.
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Governor Ronald Reagan Wanted To Pardon His Friend Convicted Of First-Degree Murder
Spade Cooley dazzled audiences in music halls, but called on his old friend Ronald Reagan to help spring him from prison.
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How Nostradamus' Prophecies Were Used As Conflicting WWII Propaganda
Down through the ages, various individuals have laid claim to the gift of prophecy, an ability to predict future events. At the top of the list is Nostradamus.
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How One Man Went From Bambi To Marine Corps Commander
Donald Dunagan was a tough-as-leather Marine Corps major, but he also had a secret, one that he feared would make it hard to do his job as a drill instructor.
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You Probably Never Knew Naomi Campbell Was In A Bob Marley Video
English actress and model Naomi Campbell was once in a Bob Marley video. This is the story of the video, and her connection to Bob Marley.
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One Step Of Queen Elizabeth's Former Nighttime Routine Might Surprise You
As the UK's longest-reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II lived until age 96, and she reportedly — surprisingly — did so in spite of a certain nightly routine.
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Johnny Rotten's Surprising Tribute To Queen Elizabeth
Tributes have streamed in from all corners of the globe in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's death at the age of 96, including one from Johhny Rotten.
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The Real Reason Chris Rock Got Fired From Saturday Night Live
Chris Rock got to his position in life by being an actor and comedian. He's also known for his career on "Saturday Night Live," which was surprisingly brief.
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Queen Elizabeth's 1970 Visit To New Zealand And Australia Forever Changed Royal Customs
Queen Elizabeth II was a stalwart of British culture but she also broke norms. On her trip to the antipodes, she changed the way the royals did things forever.
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Inside The Mysterious 2013 Disappearance Of Brandon Lawson
Even with today's technology touching nearly every aspect of life, it sometimes comes to pass that someone tragically disappears without a trace.
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There Were Only 2 Senior Royals To Ever Be Cremated
Funerals for the British royal family are formal ceremonies, and like other official occasions, they are steeped in tradition and follow strict rules.
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Here's How Buckingham Palace Officially Signaled The Queen's Death
Buckingham Palace has been home to many members of English royalty since it was opened in 1837. Here's how it officially signaled the queen's death.
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The 4-Billion-Year-Old Discovery Hidden Deep Under Australia
Earth's crust is a thin layer that has undergone many changes since the planet formed. But scientists have found a section that may be as old as Earth itself.
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British Mourners Have Strict Rules To Follow If They Want To Leave Flowers For The Queen
The leader of a nation often holds a special place in the hearts of the citizens. When death comes, many want to express their sorrow over the country's loss.
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The Real Reason It Took So Long To Convict The Taco Bell Strangler Henry Louis Wallace
Henry Louis Wallace, also known as the Taco Bell Strangler, violently killed a number of women. Here is why it took authorities took so long to convict him.
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The Flying Machine Built By A Baptist Minister
Inspiration and creativity can come from all manner of sources. A minister set out to build a flying machine, based on his reading of the Old Testament.
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The Queen's Coffin Is In The Ballroom At Balmoral For A Significant Reason
Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, 2022. Her coffin is in the ballroom at Balmoral for a significant reason. Let's take a look at what it is.
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Queen Elizabeth II Made An Interesting Cameo In A James Bond Skit For The 2012 Olympics
Her Majesty's willingness to engineer a laugh at her own expense was driven home in 2012, when London hosted that year's Summer Olympics. Let's take a look.
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Reggie Jackson's Response To The Queen's Death Lifts Spirits In The Most Unlikely Way
The 2022 death of Queen Elizabeth II sent shock waves across the Realm. Reggie Jackson's response to the queen's death lifts spirits in the most unlikely way.
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The Untold Truth Of Gwar
The band GWAR's music is often described as heavy metal, punk, or shock-rock -– but their live shows defy categorization.
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The Unique Way Richard Pryor Calmed His Nerves Before Performing Comedy
Richard Pryor was a groundbreaking standup comedian, writer, and actor. But even the greatest performers have to find a way to deal with nerves.
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The Tragic 2012 Death Of Jenni Rivera
Jenni Rivera is remembered for being the "Diva de La Banda'' and for singing about the struggles that women endure. Here's the story of her tragic death.
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The Unexpected Creature Caught On Film During A Rocket Launch
People travel from miles around in order to witness the launch of a space vehicle by NASA. One possible observer might have gotten more than it bargained for.
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King Charles Did Not Follow The Queen's Footsteps When Giving Out Titles
In his first address since the death of Queen Elizabeth II at the age of 96, King Charles III did not follow the queen's footsteps when giving out titles.
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The Bizarre Mishap That Led To This Royal Coffin Tradition
With tradition handed down over centuries, monarchal funerals are solemn and highly ceremonial affairs. Here's one interesting tradition in the U.K.
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The Only American President Queen Elizabeth Never Met During Her Reign
Heads of state often interact with one another, often in person, both formally and informally. For Queen Elizabeth, one American president was the exception.
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