The True Story That Inspired A Beautiful Mind
Mathematician John Nash inspired the 2001 film "A Beautiful Mind." Here is the true story of his life.
Read MoreMathematician John Nash inspired the 2001 film "A Beautiful Mind." Here is the true story of his life.
Read MoreBlue and white have come to represent Hanukkah, which lasts eight days and nights sometime between late November to mid-December, depending on the year.
Read MoreWhile much of what happens involving mandrakes in Harry Potter is purely fictional, the shrieking mandrakes of Hogwarts have their roots in a very real plant.
Read MoreHere are all the notable names from around the world who captured headlines and inspired many remembrances and tributes - upon their deaths in November 2021.
Read MoreA recent Squid Game fan theory offers some details that might hint at an even bigger plot twist than the one that ended the first season.
Read MoreAs viruses spread, they mutate. While most adaptations are small and insignificant, some may make viruses more deadly, more transmissible, or more evasive.
Read MoreNavajo blankets have been a high price item for hundreds of years. Here is the real reason Navajo blankets are so valuable.
Read MoreFranco Harris was one of the most prolific players in Pittsburgh Steelers' history, breaking many records and scoring with monumental plays.
Read MoreFrancisca Ballesteros was born in Valencia, Spain in 1969. By the time she was arrested in 2004, she had become known as the Black Widow of Valencia.
Read MoreThose born under the zodiac sign of Cancer are said to share personality traits. Do those traits -- especially the negative -- transfer into deadly behavior?
Read MoreWhere many ancient civilizations have left behind a decent amount of information on themselves, others have baffled archaeologists and historians.
Read MoreMany consider "Raging Bull" one of the greatest boxing movies ever, and it was based on real-life boxer Jake LaMotta, who was played by Robert De Niro.
Read MoreAretha Franklin and Smokey Robinson's relationship started when they were children. Here is that story, explained
Read MoreIf you asked nearly anybody about Christmas colors, they'd undoubtedly say "green and red." But how did those two colors become so synonymous with the holiday?
Read MorePrince's death 'prediction' came in an unusual way, and it was one that his sister Tyka Nelson has discussed in multiple interviews.
Read MoreOn April 12, 1981, Sheila Sharp returned to her family's Keddie, CA. cabin and found the dead bodies of her mother, brother John, and Dana Wingate on the floor.
Read MoreThe Orion constellation is one of the most recognizable star groupings in the night sky. Here is the mythology behind the Orion constellation, explained.
Read MoreAt nearly 1 a.m. on June 5, 1968, while passing through the kitchen area of the Ambassador Hotel, shots rang out, and Robert Kennedy was killed.
Read MoreTony Bennett has led a long, successful career, but he might not have if he hadn't changed his stage name. Here's his real name, and how he became Tony.
Read MoreIn 2010, 26-year-old Amy Winehouse attended one of Tony Bennett's concerts at the Royal Albert Hall in London and met the famous crooner after the show.
Read MoreAt some point in your life may you may have been threatened with being "read the riot act." Here's the origin behind the phrase.
Read MoreIn "Narcos" Season 3, the Cali Cartel's brutal violence is enacted by "El Navegante," a hitman and enforcer based on a real-life killer named Cesar Yusti.
Read MoreThe United States of America was not even a century old when an assassin struck, murdering the chief executive at the beginning of his second term of office.
Read MoreChristmas is a time of symbolism -- trees, lights, Santa, even specific food choices. There are also those wearing certifiably ugly Christmas sweaters. Why?
Read MoreBest known for the hit song "I Left My Heart in San Francisco," legendary singer Tony Bennett is a world-renowned crooner with a career spanning 70 years.
Read MoreThe Hells Angels motorcycle gang served as security for concerts in the '60s.
Read MoreWhile there was plenty of merrymaking to be had, not all aspects of Christmas in the 1920s were quite so festive. This is how Christmas looked 100 years ago.
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