The Story Behind The Curse Of The Arizona Cardinals
The curse of the Arizona Cardinals dates back to the NFL's earliest days in the mid-1920s, back when they were based in Chicago.
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The Most Controversial Super Bowl Game Ever
With so much build-up, Super Bowl games can often be anti-climactic. But, there is one game that still remains the most controversial Super Bowl ever.
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This Is How The Jamaican Bobsled Team Trains For The Olympics
The Jamaican bobsled team rose to international popularity in the 1988 Winter Olympics, and from the film "Cool Runnings," but how do they actually train?
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This Was Patsy Cline's Real Name
Unbeknownst to many of her fans, Patsy Cline wasn't actually the famous musician's real name. Her birth name was Virginia Patterson Hensley.
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Most Important Battles Of World War II
World War II was the largest, deadliest, and most widespread armed conflict in human history. Here are some of its most important battles.
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Why Axl Rose Once Got Into A Fist Fight With David Bowie
David Bowie and Axl Rose are two of the world's most famous musicians, but they actually once got into a fist fight. Here's what went down between them.
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The Truth About Buck Barrow, Clyde Barrow's Older Brother
Bonnie and Clyde -- names firmly fixed in American pop culture and history of crime. Also part of the mix? Clyde's big brother, Marvin -- aka Buck.
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This Was The Name Of Debbie Harry's First Band
Debbie Harry is a famous singer who rose to fame in the late '70s as the frontwoman of the iconic band, Blondie. She became a recognizable figure of the era.
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The Surprising Number Of Pets Abraham Lincoln Had
President Abraham Lincoln was a man known for his boundless compassion and empathy. No surprise, perhaps, that those qualities extended beyond human beings.
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The Untold Truth Of Olympic Medalist Nick Goepper
Nick Goepper is a freestyle skier who has won big since joining the Olympic Freeski team. He is "one of the top American slopestyle" and "halfpipe skiers."
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Sinead O'Connor
Born in Ireland, Sinéad O'Connor's music career began in the 1980s with "The Lion and the Cobra." Her most well-known single is "Nothing Compares 2 U."
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This Blondie Song Almost Went To Stevie Nicks
Blondie's Debby Harry wrote the lyrics to "Call Me," which was the theme song for the movie "American Gigolo."
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The Truth About The Time Pink Floyd Was Sued By Students
Pink Floyd's 1979 hit song "Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2" featured the vocals of teens who weren't paid royalties for their participation.
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What Really Happened During The 1973 Oil Crisis?
What exactly caused the First Oil Crisis and how did it have such an expansive impact? Here's what really happened during the 1973 oil crisis.
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These Were The Biggest Scientific Breakthroughs Of 1922
A hundred years ago, scientists were chasing inventive ideas in all sorts of fields. Here are just a few scientific advancements that came out of the year 1922.
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This Volcano In Ethiopia Is One Of The Most Dangerous Places In The World
Travel for the sake of travel is enlightening, exciting, educational even. Sometimes there are thrills involved, too -- tourists courting danger.
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Weirdest Laws In North Carolina
A lot of laws on the books are still there from decades and even centuries ago, and some are just plain odd. Here are the weirdest laws in North Carolina.
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How Maria Earned Debbie Harry A Spot In The Guinness Book Of Records
One sign of a thriving recording career is sales -- sometimes astronomical figures are involved. Will that get you into the Guinness World Records?
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Tuskegee Airman Charles McGee
On January 16, 2022, Charles McGee died in his sleep at the age of 102. In World War II, McGee trained to fly as one of the Tuskegee Airmen.
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The Real Reason Snoop Dogg Stopped Rapping About Death
Snoop Dog used to rap about murder and death, but decided to stop glamorizing those subjects after beating a murder rap himself. Here's what happened.
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This Is How Mexico Got Its Name
The story is told that the city of Portland, Oregon, was so named because of a coin toss. (The other option was Boston." Where does the name Mexico originate?
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Who Is The Steve Perry Song Oh Sherrie Really About?
Steve Perry became famous for being the frontman for the rock group Journey. "Oh Sherrie" was one of the first singles off Perry's 1984 debut solo album.
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Weirdest Laws In Minnesota
Every state has weird laws, and the state of Minnesota is no exception. You'll find that there are plenty of wacky things supposedly passed by this state.
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Banksy's Net Worth Is Higher Than You May Think
Banksy is an anonymous graffiti artist from the U.K. who has produced some of the world's most famous street art. But how much is Banksy actually worth?
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This Is Pink Floyd's Only Song To Top The Billboard Hot 100
Lots of actors work for decades without winning an Academy Award. Lots of bands sell lots of records without a lot of Top 100 airplay -- Pink Floyd among them.
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The Real Reason Casey Anthony Was Acquitted Of Murder
The court of public opinion believed that Casey Anthony killed her daughter, but she was acquitted in a court of law. Here is the real reason.
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The Most Important Solo Acts In Rock History
These solo acts are legendary and synonymous with rock 'n' roll. Their influence can be felt in other genres and the generations that followed.
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