The Greek Myth That Inspired Fluffy In Harry Potter
One of the more intriguing and mysterious characters in the Harry Potter universe is Fluffy, and we meet him in "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone."
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Did The Holy Grail Really Exist?
Whether you encountered it with Indiana Jones or during a literature class, the Holy Grail is an object that captures the imagination. But did it really exist?
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Here's Who Inherited Colin Powell's Money After He Died
In October, Powell died of COVID-19-related complications. While he was vaccinated, previous medical conditions left his immune system compromised.
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What Did Temples Look Like For Believers Of Norse Mythology?
People readily recognize names like Odin and Thor from Norse mythology. The characters are rooted in actual religious beliefs that included places of worship.
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The Untold Truth Of Garth Brooks
Garth Brooks is a well-known country musician, though he went through some difficult challenges to get there. This is the untold truth of Garth Brooks.
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The Truth About The Curse Of Rudolph Valentino's Ring
Silent film actor Rudolph Valentino became a star with 1921's "The Sheik." Some believe that a cursed ring he bought in San Francisco sent him to the grave.
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What Lil Wayne's Life In Prison Was Really Like
Time in prison has been known to change people -- sometimes it's redemptive, other times it's destructive. Rapper Lil Wayne spent eight months in Rikers Island.
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The Truth About Dolly Parton's Relationship With Miley Cyrus
Dolly Parton has known Miley Cyrus since she was a baby. Here is the truth about their relationship today.
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The Real Historical Figure Who Inspired Salazar Slytherin In Harry Potter
In Harry Potter, House Slytherin was founded by the wizard Salazar Slytherin, who believed that only pure-blood witches and wizards should attend Hogwarts.
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The History Of Latte Art Explained
Maybe you're like untold numbers of others -- relax in a quiet coffee shop, a cup of espresso. There's a design from the milk atop your drink. How?
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The Untold Truth Of Hypersonic Missiles
Hypersonic missiles are the latest must-have military gadget, but here's the truth and reality behind the hype.
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Here's Who Inherited Leonard Nimoy's Money After He Died
On February 27, 2015, the world of sci-fi was dealt a devastating blow when Leonard Nimoy of "Star Trek" fame died at 83. He left a sizable net worth.
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Does The Quebec Taken Medal From Pawn Stars Have Any Real Value?
On a recent episode of "Pawn Stars," a customer came in seeking compensation for a somewhat rare find. The coin in question was a Quebec Taken Medal.
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The Untold Truth Of Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Music is about the sound. In today's entertainment world, music often becomes a multi-sensory experience, like that provided by Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
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The Relationship Between The Cherokee Tribe And Owls
The relationship between the Cherokee tribe and owls is related to their beliefs in owls connection to the spirit world.
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How Historically Accurate Is Braveheart?
Hollywood has been known to play fast and loose with the facts, never letting actual history get in the way of telling a good story. How about Braveheart?
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Here's Who Inherited Juice Wrld's Money After He Died
Chicago rapper Juice Wrld was on his way to the top before his sudden death in 2019. Since his death, his net worth has only increased in value.
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Queen Elizabeth II's Most Notable Accomplishments
From her war effort to her embracing of modernization, here are Queen Elizabeth II's most notable accomplishments
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The Real Reasons The Kinks Broke Up
Bands come and bands go. Sometimes a band based on family lasts longer than its contemporaries. And sometimes -- like with the Kinks -- that's not the case.
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The Secret History Of The First Dollar Ever Made
The U.S. dollar is one of the most recognizable currencies in the world, but it has humble beginnings. Here's the secret history of the first dollar.
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Is The US Really Boycotting The 2022 Olympics?
The Olympic Games are a global sporting event that the entire world watches, and nearly every country on Earth participates in a variety of competitions.
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Times The Olympics Were Boycotted
The first modern Olympic Games were held in 1896, and the sporting event has been around so long, naturally, the event has not been short of any controversy.
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The Myth Of Strzyga Explained
The strzyga is a vampire-like creature from Slavic mythology that resembled an owl.
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This Is How Normal People Were Buried In Ancient Egypt
Lower-class people in ancient Egypt were buried in a simpler manner compared to the elites.
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Inventions And Discoveries By Women That Men Took Credit For
Due to the distorted lens of history, many women's accomplishments often went unnoticed. These are inventions and discoveries by women that men took credit for.
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The Biggest True Crime Stories Of 2021
From mass shootings to murder to crazy cults, here are some of the biggest true crime stories for 2021.
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The Truth About Cleopatra, Mark Antony, And Julius Caesar's Love Triangle
The course of true love rarely runs smooth. Throw a couple of empires into the mix and you have a twisting, turning narrative that lives through the ages.
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