This Is How The Chicago Cubs Got Their Name
For most of their century and a half of existence, the team has been known as the Chicago Cubs, a term bestowed on them by a newspaper writer.
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What Happened To Richard Nixon's Children?
What happened to Patricia Nixon Cox and Julie Nixon Eisenhower, the two daughters of the infamous former American head of state Richard Nixon? Let's find out!
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What Happened To Charlie Chaplin's Children?
Silent film star Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin Jr. was born in 1889. He was funny and charming, and had alleged affairs and several wives as well as children.
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The Mysterious Death Of Pope John Paul I
Catholics and non-Catholics admire Pope John Paul II, but most haven't heard of his predecessor, John Paul I. This is the mysterious death of Pope John Paul I.
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The Theory About 1995 That Changes Everything
Award-winning journalist W. Joseph Campbell, claims that the '90s hold great significance for society. Campbell picks out one year for special attention — 1995.
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The Strange Task Taken On By One Of Queen Elizabeth's Servants
One of Queen Elizabeth's servants, nicknamed "Cinders" (after Cinderella), has the strange job of breaking in the queen's loafer shoes.
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What Steve McQueen's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
Steve McQueen's on-set behavior reveals a very different — and much less admirable — side to his personality than we see in his movies. Let's take a look.
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What Happened To Jayne Mansfield's Famous Pink Palace?
As one of Hollywood's most famous celebrities, Jayne Mansfield saw fit to have a massive Pink Palace that reflected her tastes to the extreme.
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Is This What Happened To Ted Bundy's Daughter?
Though serial killers are often defined by their crimes, many of them lived something akin to regular lives. So what exactly happened to Ted Bundy's daughter?
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This Is How The New York Mets Got Their Name
The Mets are one of New York City's two baseball teams, but where did the name come from? Here's how the historic franchise first got its name.
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What Clark Gable's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
Clark Gable starred in one of the most famous movies of all time, the now controversial Civil War epic, "Gone with the Wind," released in 1939.
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The Unsolved Mystery Of Cynthia Anderson's Disappearance
Cynthia Anderson went to work as a legal secretary for a law firm one morning 40 years ago. Witnesses saw her in the office, but by noon, she was missing.
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The Real Reason Queen Elizabeth Owns All Of The Dolphins And Swans In England
Why does Queen Elizabeth own all of the dolphins and swans in England? It might sound strange, but if we look back into history, we can find the answer.
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The Truth About Queen Elizabeth And Lord Porchester's Relationship
Queen Elizabeth II had a racing manager named Lord Porchester. "The Crown" suggested that there was more to their relationship, but was there?
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Tragic Details Found In Notorious B.I.G.'s Autopsy Report
When the Notorious B.I.G.'s autopsy results came out, some of the revelations made his death even sadder. Here's are the tragic details of the report.
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The Truth About The Doors' Earliest Performances
The Doors were one of the most stoic and monumental forces in rock 'n' roll history. The band's first appearance was on a make-shift stage at UCLA.
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The Unsolved Mystery Of Jeannette DePalma's Death
On August 7, 1972, a 16-year-old teenager named Jeannette DePalma went missing. The mystery of her disappearance would turn gruesome just a few weeks later.
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How Historically Accurate Is Hoosiers?
The 1986 sports film Hoosiers is loosely based on a true story, but just how accurate is it?
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The Untold Truth Of Abraham From The Bible
Abraham first appears in the Book of Genesis in the Hebrew Bible and lived a nomadic life after leaving his birthplace of Ur, Mesopotamia. Here's his story.
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Rules Bloods Have To Follow
Notorious gang the Bloods have ruled the streets through violence and crime. But like any other criminal organization, there are strict rules to follow.
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How Historically Accurate Is Reign?
"Reign" is a hugely popular TV show, but is it historically accurate? Here's how the reality of Mary, Queen of Scots, differed from the show's portrayal.
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Why This Ancient Roman Object Still Remains A Mystery
The Roman dodecahedron dates back over 1,800 years, and remains a mystery even today. People are still speculating about what the object was used for.
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The Real Reason The Rolling Stones Had To Replace This Cover Art
The Rolling Stones have been one of the most colossal musical forces in history. Selling 240 million albums, there's no question that the Stones reign supreme.
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What Happened To Audrey Hepburn's Children?
Actress and humanitarian Audrey Hepburn emanated elegance and beauty. "She had this ability to make everyone who met her feel that she was really seeing them."
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The Real Meaning Behind Black Sabbath's War Pigs
Black Sabbath's 1970 classic "War Pigs" is a breakthrough in early metal music and an example of protest music that transcends genres. But what does it mean?
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Why Queen Elizabeth Always Signs Her Name As 'Elizabeth R'
Queen Elizabeth II was born Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor. So why does she always sign her name as "Elizabeth R"? Let's take a look and find out.
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Henry Ford's Family Tree Explained
Ford Motors is currently the fifth most successful family run corporation in the world. Roots run deep for Henry Ford, an American farm boy turned businessman.
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