The Construction Of The Ark Of The Covenant Explained
Thanks to Indiana Jones, people have heard of the Ark of the Covenant. Movies aside, there are accounts of the actual relic, including its construction.
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What Mick Jagger Had To Say About His Experimental Fashion Choices
Rolling Stones' frontman Mick Jagger has made a lot of experimental fashion choices. Here is what he had to say about his outfits over the years.
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Canadian Bears And Indigenous Languages Share This Astounding Link
Researchers have found that "biocultural diversity" links Canadian bears and indigenous languages after a millennia of living in close proximity.
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What Humphrey Bogart's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
Lots of film acting consists of waiting for the next shot to be ready. Some actors read, or work crafts, or socialize. And Humphrey Bogart of "Casablanca"?
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Whatever Happened To LMFAO?
It's the rare show business duo-partnership that survives the lean years, and sometimes harder, the success. The duo LMFAO illustrates the point.
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Cornell Has A Brain Collection. Here's What You Should Know
Here's what you should know about Cornell University's brain collection, which was started in an effort to visibly see the differences in people's brains.
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How Historically Accurate Is The Movie The Alamo?
Hollywood never tires of releasing movies that tell the "real, true" history of an event. "The Alamo" from 2004 is one of the better examples.
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What Fencing Posture In NFL Athletes Means About Brain Injuries
You may not know about the fencing position and how it can help doctors and other medical personnel diagnose a head injury.
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These AC/DC Songs Have Been Used For Torture
Loud music is sometimes used as a means of torture in war and interrogation situations. These AC/DC songs have been used for that purpose.
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Tragic Details Found In Edward 'Umaga' Fatu's Autopsy Report
Here are some of the more concerning details found in the autopsy of former WWE Superstar Edward 'Umaga' Fatu, who died on December 4, 2009.
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How Many Dynasties Has Ancient Egypt Been Divided Into?
There's something about ancient Egypt that continues to ignite the imagination, even 2,000 years after it was absorbed into the Roman Empire.
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The Legend Of The Spider Woman Explained
The legend of the Spider Woman has nothing to do with the villain of a Sherlock Holmes film or with Marvel Comic's character, but there is something in common.
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The History Of Makeup In Ancient Egypt Explained
Sophisticated makeup routines and beauty regimens didn't just arise with mall culture. Much of what we apply to our faces is rooted in Ancient Egypt.
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The Untold Truth Of The Architect Behind The 1893 World's Fair
Daniel Burnham was the architect of the 1863 World's Fair. A relatively unknown figure in most circles, his life had some surprising twists and turns.
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How Stevie Wonder Really Lost His Sight
Stevie Wonder is as famous for his music as he is for being a blind musician. Here is how he really lost his sight.
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Tragic Details Found In Bee Gees' Maurice Gibb's Autopsy Report
Maurice Gibb died of a health issue he was born with but didn't know about. Here are the tragic details found in the Bee Gees' member's autopsy report.
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The Truth About Cicely Tyson's Relationship With Her Daughter
One of the prices of achievement in the performing arts is privacy. That extends beyond the performer to friends and family. Cicely Tyson understood this.
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Here's Who Inherited Jayne Mansfield's Money After She Died
Jayne Mansfield was a model and actress, who in the eyes of many rivaled the likes of Marilyn Monroe. She died in a tragic car accident at age 34.
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Dolly Parton's Surprising First Celebrity Crush
It's not unusual for a youngster to develop a crush on a public figure -- a singer, actor, celebrity of some sort. Dolly Parton has that kind of story, too.
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What Happened To The Parents Involved In The College Admissions Scandal
In 2019, "Operation: Varsity Blue" was made public. An investigation found numerous parents and school administrators had engaged in a college admissions scam.
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Lindsey Buckingham Wasn't The First Person Fired From Fleetwood Mac
It's not unusual for a band to fire one of its members. Fleetwood Mac dumped Lindsey Buckingham in 2018. But he wasn't the first member to be canned.
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Stevie Nicks' Relationship With George Harrison Made Him Her Favorite Beatle
Stevie Nicks met George Harrison after the Beatles broke up and Fleetwood Mac was on the rise. Here is the truth about their relationship.
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Creedence Clearwater Revival Holds This Surprising Record
Creedence Clearwater Revival has an interesting distinction that sets them apart from all the other acts who've appeared on the Billboard singles charts.
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The Sad Death Of Oppenheimer, The Man Who Invented The Atomic Bomb
Einstein did not have a hand in designing or building the first atomic weapons. That responsibility was given to J. Robert Oppenheimer of the Manhattan Project.
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The Biggest Theories About The Tunguska Event: What Really Happened?
You'd think that with the probable force of the blast, there'd be more evidence about the source of the Tunguska Event in Siberia. At least theories abound.
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Did Three US Presidents Really Die On The 4th Of July?
There are 365 days in a calendar year -- 366 in a leap year -- so what are the odds that three former presidents would die on the same day of the month?
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The Sad Truth About Elizabeth Taylor's Marriage To Richard Burton
The world was introduced to Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton as a couple in 1962, when the pair met on the set of "Cleopatra." The couple married in 1964.
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