Disturbing Details Found In Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Autopsy Report
Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated by James Earl Ray in 1968.
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The Most Notable Deaths In The Tower Of London
The Tower of London has been known for torture and execution from the 16th century well into the 20th. Here are the most notable deaths in the Tower of London.
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How Mariska Hargitay Dealt With The Tragic Death Of Her Mother, Jayne Mansfield
34-year-old Jayne Mansfield, her driver, and her boyfriend, died when their car slammed into the back of a semi-truck on their way to New Orleans.
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Who Was Buffalo Bill's Wife, Louisa Frederici?
Louisa Frederici was married to Buffalo Bill for 51 years, though their marriage endured hardships. But who was Buffalo Bill's wife?
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Upsetting Details Found In Phillip Adams' Autopsy Report
An autopsy was performed on Phillips, and the results have now been released. The findings reveal that Phillips was struggling with a serious health condition.
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What Happened To Shirley Temple's Children?
Depression era child actor Shirley Temple grew up in the spotlight, but as an adult she had a family. Here is what happened to Shirley Temple's children?
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How Historically Accurate Is The Movie Schindler's List?
"Schindler's List," a popular and award-winning film, wasn't a historically accurate as you might think, leaving out many key historical details.
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Chile's Color-Changing Caves Are Stunning. Here's What You Should Know
Right at the point where Chile meets Argentina on General Carrera Lake, there sits a natural wonder like no other. A series of caves that resemble blue marble.
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Are Ink Master Canvases Really Stuck With The Tattoos They Leave With?
Since it first aired in 2012, "Ink Master" gained colossal popularity. As a result, tattoo aficionados have flocked to the program to become "human canvases."
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Who Is The Least-Educated U.S. President?
As recently as 1900, American youth rarely finished high school, and far fewer went to college. There is, in fact, no degree requirement to become president.
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What Marilyn Monroe's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
Marilyn Monroe was one of the most iconic film stars and beauty icons of the 20th century, but her on-set behavior might surprise you.
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Were Adam And Eve Really Supposed To Stay In The Garden Of Eden?
Adam and Eve's journey out of the Garden of Eden is one of the Bible's most infamous stories. But were they really supposed to stay there? Let's find out.
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What Happened To William Singer Following The College Admissions Scandal?
William Singer facilitated rich kids getting into college with bribes and lies. Here is what happened to him following the college admissions scandal.
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This Is The Oldest Film On The National Film Registry
The National Film Registry selects 25 movies for preservation annually, and the = list has grown by about 800 titles. What is the oldest?
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How Historically Accurate Is The Movie Titanic?
"Titanic," the 1997 movie phenomenon, won Academy Awards and garnered international praise, but it wasn't completely historically accurate.
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The Real Reason The National Film Registry Was Created
The United States' National Film Registry is an archive of over 800 films, documentaries, and shorts. Here's the real reason it was created.
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The Tragic Death Of Ink Master Season 4 Winner, Scott Marshall
Renowned tattoo artist Scott Marshall, Season 4's winner of the popular Spike series, "Ink Master," tragically died in 2015 from an apparent drug overdose.
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Disturbing Details Found In Shanann Watts' Autopsy Report
In 2018, husband and father Chris Watts was arrested for murdering his pregnant wife, Shanann Watts, and their two young daughters, Bella and Celeste.
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What Indigenous People Think About The Bering Strait Theory
It's been theorized the first people in the Americas came on foot across the Bering Strait. Here is what indigenous people think about that theory.
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The Arsenic Dress And Other Clothing That Killed People
You may have heard that "fashion hurts," and there are times where clothing has taken lives. This is the arsenic dress and other clothing that killed people.
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The Tragic Murder Of Faith Hedgepeth Explained
In 2012, Faith Danielle Hedgepeth, a University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill student, was found dead in her off-campus apartment. Here's the full story.
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Dolly Parton Wakes Up At This Surprising Time Every Day. Here's Why
It's a sad fact of life that some people just sleep better than others. Naturally, there are all kinds of factors at play, but Dolly Parton gets less than most.
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This Is The Real Reason The U.S. Expelled The Chagossians From Their Island
The people of the Chagos Archipelago in the central Indian Ocean have been evicted. This is the real reason the U.S. expelled the Chagossians from their island.
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This Is How Many Victims Alexander Pichushkin Actually Had
Alexander Pichushkin, aka The Chessboard Killer, is one of the most notorious serial killers in Russian history. But just how many victims did he have?
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Why Gary Coleman Refused To Say His Iconic Diff'rent Strokes Catchphrase
Here's why Gary Coleman, as an adult, refused to repeat his trademark catchphrase on Diff'rent Strokes.
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The Sad Truth About Lana Turner's Relationship With Johnny Stompanato
When Lana Turner confronted Stompanato about his identity, he explained that if she had actually known who he was, she would have never given him a chance.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Wrestler Jimmy Rave
Former pro wrestler Jimmy Rave died on December 12, 2021, some six months after having his legs amputated because of an MRSA infection. Here's how it happened.
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