Inside The Life Of A North Korean Teen
Whether those teenage memories are good or bad, teenage life in the western world doesn't hold a candle to what growing up in North Korea is like.
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How Google Earth Aided Police In Finding Cannabis Farms
On Google Earth, police have learned that it's possible to find some ... let's say less than legal — and sometimes downright bizarre — activities.
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The Untold Truth Of Crime Junkie
Millions tune into true-crime podcasts, particularly "Crime Junkie," one of the most popular shows in the country, hosted by Ashley Flowers and Brit Prawat.
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What Really Happened After This Hells Angel Flipped On The Club
It's not easy to escape the Hells Angels, let alone when you were a member as high-ranking as Dave Atwell. But that's exactly what Atwell did.
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The Odd Mystery Behind Charles C. Morgan's Death
Charles C. Morgan was found dead in the desert about 40 miles west of Tucson, Arizona, in 1977. Today, the case remains a mystery to family and investigators.
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The Untold Truth Of Alice Sebold
Alice Sebold was sexaully assaulted in college, and the incident forever changed her life. Here is the untold truth of Alice Sebold.
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Cold Cases That Were Solved In 2021
Though in most instances, the breakthroughs were overshadowed by bigger news stories, but an impressive number of cold cases were solved in 2021.
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Were These David Bowie's Last Words?
David Bowie is a legend in so many different senses of the word, a superstar who transcended mediums, gender roles, and personas.
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The British Legend That Inspired Boggarts In Harry Potter
In 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,' readers are first introduced to a particularly British folkloric creature, the boggart. What is its history?
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The Real Reason Amanda Knox Returned To Italy After Leaving Jail
In November 2007, American college student Amanda Knox made international headlines when her British roommate had been brutally stabbed to death in Italy.
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The Roman Goddess Who Inspired Minerva McGonagall
Many of the characters, spells, and magical creatures in Harry Potter are inspired by old myths and folktales, and McGonagall is no exception.
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What It Was Really Like The Day Heath Ledger Died In 2008
After playing the bad boy heartthrob character in "10 Things I Hate About You," Australian-born actor Heath Ledger immediately became a household name.
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Lady Gaga's Career Is A Tribute To David Bowie. This Is How
David Bowie was a huge influence on Lady Gaga, so much so that in many ways her career is a tribute to the late performer. This is how.
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Dolly Parton Thinks This Is Why Fans Love Her
Dolly Parton has legions of fans worldwide, but people adore her for more than just her music. This is why she thinks fans love her.
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This Was The First Woman To Attend The Citadel
The first woman joined the freshman class at the all-male Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina, in August 1995, after a hard-won legal battle.
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The Most Streamed Artist Of 2021, According To Spotify
Music streaming giant Spotify, as its legions of users know, offers an intriguing roundup of everybody's listening habits with its Wrapped data.
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This Is How Merriam-Webster Chooses Its Word Of The Year
Sometimes one word can capture the significance of a national moment, feeling, or a cultural shift. Here's how Merriam-Webster selects its Word of the Year.
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Here's Who Inherited Dr. Seuss' Money After He Died
Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known by the pen name Dr. Seuss, has had a widely celebrated and controversial career long before and after his death in 1991.
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The Most Streamed Songs Of 2021, According To Spotify
Streaming music directly to the listener has altered the way music is sold, consumed, and tracked. And the biggest name in the streaming industry is Spotify.
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The Real Story Behind Rain Man
The real story behind the 1988 movie "Rain Man" starring Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman may not be what you think.
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How The Shape Of Georgia Was Decided
The neatly-defined borders of Georgia might look beyond refute on a colorful map, but they were hotly contested in the infancy of the United States.
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The Greek Myth That The Movie Troy Was Based On
"Troy," which starred Brad Pitt, was based on a really long poem by the ancient writer Homer. It is a tale of a war between a Greek army and the Trojan army.
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The Real Reason You See Luminarias On Christmas Eve
Lights are an integral part of many winter holiday celebrations, pushing back against the darkness of the long nights. Lights also have religious significance.
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What Really Happened After Mao Zedong Died?
There was no clear successor to Mao Zedong in the period immediately following his death, and it seemed like power would be vested in the "Gang of Four."
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The Reason NORAD Tracks Santa Explained
Think of it as your tax dollar, hard at work on your behalf. In this case, it's the military keeping tabs on Santa's annual flight. When did that effort start?
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The True Story Of The Wineville Chicken Coop Murders
In 1920s California a sadistic young man sexually assaulted and killed at least four boys. This is the true story of the Wineville Chicken Coop Murders
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Did Saint Nicholas Really Exist?
Some people don't believe that a man in a red suit named Saint Nicholas makes it around the world in one night to deliver presents by Christmas morning.
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