The Untold Truth Of Psychic Spies
The Cold War saw some absolutely bizarre experiments, but even with that in mind, the research done on psychic powers might top the list for being the strangest
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What Was Ronnie Spector's Net Worth When She Died?
Ronnie Spector of The Ronettes died of cancer at 78 years old.
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Women Weren't Allowed To Compete In This Winter Olympics Sport Until 2014
Ski jumping was added to the Winter Olympics in 1924, but women only started competing in 2014.
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The History Of NYC's Infamous Five Points Explained
The 19th-century Lower Manhattan neighborhood known as Five Points was notorious. This is the history of NYC's infamous Five Points explained.
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The Tragic Myth Of Jason And Medea Explained
Western civilization is fortunate that so much of the ancient Greeks has survived, including a broad body of literature and myths that continues to entertain.
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Weirdest Laws In Arizona
Full of tourist spots that are sprinkled in between the popular destinations of the Grand Canyon and the Sonora Desert, Arizona is also home to some weird laws.
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Can Members Of The Royal Family Be Arrested?
Nobody's perfect. Not even royals. Maybe it's a simple mistake, a spoken gaffe, or even something criminal -- how accountable are members of the royal family?
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The Joni Mitchell Song You Didn't Realize Is About James Taylor
Joni Mitchell briefly dated James Taylor in the early '70s, and naturally a song came out of it. This is her song you didn't realize is about James Taylor.
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This Road In Bolivia Is One Of The Most Dangerous Places On Earth
Some roads make their reputation with their attractive scenery, or ease of navigation, or engineering brilliance. Others let travelers risk life and limb.
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Weirdest Laws In Wisconsin
Wisconsin sits in the heart of the Great Lakes region. Just like other states, it has a set of laws they govern by. And a fair share of them are, albeit, weird.
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Why Pink Floyd Said No To Stanley Kubrick
Pink Floyd, the band that plumbed the depths of the human psyche, was once contacted by director Stanley Kubrick about using a song in one of his movies.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Olympic Medalist Deon Lendore
It's a sad fact that even the most accomplished young athletes are still flesh and blood. Olympian Deon Lendore died January 10 in a car accident.
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The Most Painful Ways To Die, According To Science
There are infinite ways to die, but some are worse than others. Here are the most painful ways to die, according to science.
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Whatever Happened To Ink Master Season 5 Winner, Jason Clay Dunn?
Jason Clay Dunn, from seasons 3 and 5 of the "Ink Master" TV show, is a fan favorite, but what's he up to now? Here's what happened to Jason Clay Dunn.
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What Happened To The Real Amityville Horror House?
The interested tourist can visit landmarks where history occurred -- the Alamo, maybe the White House. The Amityville Horror house is still standing, too.
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The Mystery Behind Bitcoin Explained
You'd think that the inventor of Bitcoin would be well-known, but that person's identity remains a secret. This is the mystery behind Bitcoin explained.
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The Real Reason We Can't Find Thibaud De Castillon's Lost Treasure
The treasure of Thibaud de Castillon, a 14th-century bishop, has been lost for hundreds of years. This is the story of the treasure and its disappearance.
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What Martha Stewart's Life In Prison Was Really Like
There was only one regret Martha Stewart had about going to prison: She missed seeing Amy Poehler and Tina Fey on the "Saturday Night Live" stage.
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This Swiss Mountain Is One Of The Most Dangerous Places On Earth
Travelers of the world are eager to explore Mother Nature's boundless playground in all its grandeur, but some places on planet Earth are especially harrowing.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Elizabeth Campbell Explained
Elizabeth Campbell went missing in 1988, after having a fight with her boyfriend at a7-Eleven. The search has been ongoing, even years afterward.
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5 Reasons Why Marlon Brando Was Ahead Of His Time
Marlon Brando lived a large life, on screen and off. The ground-breaking, innovative actor was also an outspoken social critic who also invested in change.
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Whatever Happened To Olympic Ice Dancers Meryl Davis And Charlie White?
Olympic ice dancers Meryl Davis and Charlie White first teamed up in 1997, and the pair became the first Americans to win a world title in the sport.
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The Truth About Michael Bolton's Black Sabbath Audition
Most would be proud to have auditioned for Black Sabbath. Not Michael Bolton. To this day, Bolton states the audition never happened.
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How Walt Disney Was Involved In The 1960 Winter Olympics
The Olympic Games breathe spectacle and pageantry. Who better to lead the charge for the 1960 games in Squaw Valley than Walt Disney himself?
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Main Characters From Hidden Figures That Didn't Exist In Real Life
The historical drama film "Hidden Figures" was released in 2017, and it followed the story of three Black women working at NASA's Langley Research Center.
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The Most Influential Rock Bands Of All Time
These bands have left an indelible mark on music and bands that came after. Not an exhaustive list, here are some of the most influential bands of all time.
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The Truth Behind Nancy Sinatra's These Boots Are Made For Walkin'
Nancy Sinatra's best known song is probably "These Boots are Made for Walkin'. Here is truth behind the song.
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