What Coco Chanel Was Doing In The Final Days Before Her Death
Fashion designer Coco Chanel died in Paris in 1971 at 87 years old.
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The Untold Truth Of Yellowstone National Park
Formed in 1872, Yellowstone National Park is a breathtaking wilderness. This is the untold truth of Yellowstone National Park.
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The Tragic Death Of The English Scientist Known As The World's First Human Cyborg
Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan, the first human cyborg, passed away on June 22, 2022.
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Disturbing Details About Sherry Shriner's Alien-Reptile Cult Teachings
Sherry Shriner's beliefs might sound extreme, but she used to teach them to her huge cult following, built entirely on YouTube, radio shows, and websites.
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The Reason Scientists Say Beluga Whales Can Communicate With Humans
As the most vocal of all whale species, the beluga whale also has its own unique form of speech that it can use to communicate with others, including humans.
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Animals Can Understand Numbers A Lot Better Than You Think
Mathematics seems like it's a skill for the most sentient of planetary beings. But, studies have shown that math is a relatively common trait among animals.
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The Truth About John Denver's Real Name
John Denver's stage name was fitting with his image of a mountain-loving music man, but here's the truth about his real name.
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Whatever Happened To Rusted Root?
Rusted Root had a hit with "Send Me On My Way" in the '90s. But, the band has been MIA in the mainstream music market, and here's what they've been doing.
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The Real Reason Anne Frank Addressed Her Diary Entries To 'Kitty'
Anne Frank became famous through her diary, which she wrote while hiding from the Nazis. Here's why she addressed her diary entries to "Kitty."
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BB King Revealed The One Musician Who Gave Him 'The Cold Sweats'
B.B King revealed the one musician who gave him 'the cold sweats' when he heard the amazing tone coming from the player's guitar.
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What Happened To Convicted Murderer Martin Bryant?
In1996, Martin Bryant walked into a Tasmania, Australia, bed and breakfast called the Seascape Guesthouse and proceeded to shoot and kill the owners.
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Bob Dylan Loved Elvis So Much That He Allegedly Once Kissed A Floor
Bob Dylan reportedly kissed the ground where Elvis Presley recorded his first song. Here's why the folk hero to so many worshiped the King of rock 'n' roll.
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The Real Reason Charlie Chaplin Was Once Exiled From The US
Charlie Chaplin was one of the classic Hollywood's biggest stars, but he was once exiled from the U.S. Here's why Chaplin was exiled from the U.S.
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Who Was The Real General Tso?
General Tso is a name that most Americans will know from Chinese restaurants, but the real General Tso was a Chinese Imperial official named Zuo Zongtang.
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Where Is The Tindler Swindler Victim Pernilla Sjoholm Today?
"The Tinder Swindler" was a documentary detailing the efforts of an Israeli man to con women out of money. Here's where victim Pernilla Sjoholm is today.
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Here's How You Can Watch Movies With DNA
DNA stores all the information necessary to sustain human life, but can it also store other information, like movie reels. Here's how it works.
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The Reason Why Some Scientists Think Dinosaurs Ate Rocks
We know that some dinosaurs ate only plants, while others were meat-eaters, but scientists believe that dinosaurs also ate rocks. Here's the reason.
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Disturbing Details Found In Christina Grimmie's Autopsy Report
In July 2009, New Jersey native Christina Grimmie posted the first video of herself singing a Hannah Montana cover on YouTube.
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Kathy Boudin Of Weather Underground Has Family Ties To Radical Politics
Kathy Boudin of Weather Underground spent 22 years in prison for her botched efforts to forward progressive incentives. She has family ties to radical politics.
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You Might Be Eating Cockroaches Without Knowing It
Among all the creepy-crawly creatures in the world, cockroaches are the creepy crawliest, according to many. Unfortunately, you might be eating them.
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The Unexpected Way Some Fish Climb Up Waterfalls
Some fish are able to climb up waterfalls, seemingly defying all the laws of physics. Here's how one species of fish is able to climb waterfalls.
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One Unusual 18th Century Punishment For Getting Caught With A Hangover Involved A Barrel
Those who were intoxicated or hungover were made to wear the Drunkard's Cloak, which was made out of a barrel.
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The Real Reason There Was Once A Funeral For 29,000 Pizzas
The Great Michigan Pizza Funeral was held in March 1973 and involved the burial of 29,000 frozen pizzas.
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The Real Meaning Behind Bob Dylan's Tangled Up In Blue
For decades, Bob Dylan's music has impacted generation after generation. But one of his most well-known songs might have a different backstory than you'd think.
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Who Did Rick Rubin Say Was The Best Rock 'N' Roll Band Of All Time?
Art of all kinds becomes a field of endeavor where taste and instinct and opinion hold more sway than mere numbers -- especially if an actual expert speaks.
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Larry Jeffrey's 1966 Disappearance Has Never Been Solved
There are the cases of global renown -- what about Amelia Earhart? -- and then there are those too-common instances of a child disappearing in the wilderness.
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The Unnerving Connection William Shatner Has To Michael Myers
Depending on how you look at it, it really is a small world after all -- especially the world of Hollywood, where people and productions regularly overlap.
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