The Real Reason We Can't Find The Legendary Honjo Masamune Sword
The Honjo Masamune is one of the most famous and legendary swords in Japanese history, but after the Allied occupation of Japan, it went missing.
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The Mysterious Deaths Of Arnold Archambeau And Ruby Bruguier Explained
The deaths of Arnold Archambeau and Ruby Bruguier in 1992 have been a mystery for decades, with many speculating about how the pair actually died.
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Here's How Many Dead Bodies Have Been Recovered From Mount Everest
Located on the border of Nepal and Tibet, Mount Everest is considered to be the world's highest mountain, and roughly 800 people each year try climbing it.
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How Many Times Have The Summer Olympics Been Postponed Or Canceled?
The Summer Olympics occur every four years, but they don't always happen as planned. Here are the times the Summer Olympics have been canceled.
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Outdated Dating Etiquette Rules From The 1950s
In the 1950s, people wrote "dating etiquette" guides for teens, and they're seriously antiquated. Here are some outdated dating etiquette rules from the 1950s.
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What Really Happened To The World's First Feature Film?
"The Story of the Kelly Gang" was the first feature film, based on true events and released in 1906. The complete film, however, has been lost to history.
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Whatever Happened To USA Soccer Star Mia Hamm?
Mia Hamm is one of the most recognizable faces in women's soccer, but she's been out of the spotlight for some time. Here's what she's up to now.
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Whatever Happened To Figure Skater Katarina Witt?
Katarina Witt was was one of the world's top figure skaters, winning multiple Olympic gold medals and appearing in TV shows. Here's what she's doing now.
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The Charges Against Elizabeth Holmes Explained
Elizabeth Holmes left Stanford at 19 to launch her revolutionary blood testing company, Theranos. Recently, a jury convicted her of several fraud charges.
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This Is How Far Paul McCartney Got In School
Paul McCartney earned fame and money as a Beatle, starting at a young age, but he was also a very good student. This is how far he got in school.
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The Tragic Death Of Pink's Father
Pink once said her father was her favorite person, so when he died in 2021, it was tragic for the singer.
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Whatever Happened To USA Snowboarding Star Jamie Anderson?
Jamie Anderson is one of the world's top snowboarders, with the most gold medals of any female snowboarder. Here's what she's up to ahead of the 2022 Olympics.
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The Mysterious Death Of Chad Langford Explained
The death of Chad Langford is one of the strangest and most mysterious ever recorded. There are several theories still surrounding his unsolved death.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Anthonette Cayedito Explained
At only 9 years old, Anthonette Cayedito, nicknamed Squirrel, was a caregiver for her younger sisters. In April 1986, she disappeared without a trace.
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Why Figure Skating And Ice Hockey Were Originally In The Summer Olympics
Figure skating and ice hockey are part of the Winter Olympics, so why did they start off in the summer games? Let's take a look back in time and find out.
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How Historically Accurate Is Rudy?
While the 1993 sports drama, "Rudy," generated just under $23 million in worldwide box office, the flick became a blockbuster in people's hearts.
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The Mysterious Death Of Anita Green Explained
Violent death is too often a tragedy. Though her husband was convicted, aspects of the murder of Anita Green remain mysterious to this very day.
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Mixed Team Snowboard Cross: Everything You Need To Know Before Watching
A new sport is coming to the 2022 Winter Olympics: Mixed Team Snowboard Cross. Here's everything you need to know before watching.
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Weirdest Laws In California
California is a state that has a little bit of everything. Before visiting, you might want to check out some of the weird laws you will need to follow.
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What Happened To Doris Day's Son?
Some people claim the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. That actually seems to have been the case for Doris Day's son, producer-songwriter Terry Melcher.
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What Really Happens To Olympic Stadiums After The Games?
So much pageantry, so much preparation, so many people. Olympic venues are constructed with the world's eyes upon them. But after the games -- then what?
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Weirdest Laws In Nevada
Since Nevada's introduction into the union in 1864, it's accumulated a series of laws in its archives that you might find more than a little peculiar.
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The Untold Truth Of Adam Emery's Mysterious Disappearance
Adam Emery had reason to disappear. Despite asserting self-defense, he'd been found guilty of second-degree murder. Before his sentencing, he vanished.
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Women's Olympic Monobob: Everything You Need To Know Before Watching
New to the 2022 Winter Olympics is the women's monobob, an event calculated to measure speed and the drivers' ability down an icy course at high speed.
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Weirdest Laws In Wyoming
Laws are supposed to serve a purpose, but there are many that ostensibly serve none or seem unnecessary. Wyoming certainly falls into this category.
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Here's How Many People Died Building The Great Wall Of China
Erected without any modern technology, the Great Wall is a testament to human ingenuity. A dark side to the story is how many people died while building it.
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Why Are The College Football Playoffs Made Up Of Only 4 Teams?
Crowning a national champion in college football was once a matter of debate. Now, there is a national championship game after playoffs between four teams.
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