The Real Reason California Condors Nearly Went Extinct
California Condors are some of the world's largest birds, but these winged wonders nearly went extinct when their numbers reached just a few dozen.
Read MoreCalifornia Condors are some of the world's largest birds, but these winged wonders nearly went extinct when their numbers reached just a few dozen.
Read MoreIn the summer of 1980 John Lennon had an unforgettable adventure in the Bermuda Triangle when he found himself captaining a boat through a storm.
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Read MoreGuinness World Records is known around the world as the authority on record breaking achievements, but why did the Guinness Book of World Records begin?
Read MoreIn July 2009, New Jersey native Christina Grimmie posted the first video of herself singing a Hannah Montana cover on YouTube.
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Read MoreBehind Dolly Parton's blockbuster success for more than 50 years has been a solid (if nearly invisible) foundation — her husband, Carl.
Read MoreMillions of people worldwide turn to the Bible for guidance and wisdom. It has also been the inspiration for some bizarre conspiracy theories down the ages.
Read MoreWilliam Randolph Hearst was a very, very rich man, but one of the grandest and most obvious signs of his money is the estate that's now known as Hearst Castle.
Read MoreWhen the most beloved '80s icons die, the world weeps. But there have been a lot of forgotten musicians from the 1980s that you may not know have passed away.
Read MoreResearch shows that Scorpios are among the top zodiac signs of serial killers.
Read MoreActor Johnny Lewis accidentally fell to his death at the home he was renting in 2012.
Read MoreWith a shapeshifting persona behind some of the most iconic monster characters in Hollywood, Bela Lugosi is most closely associated with his role in "Dracula."
Read MoreOne of history's greatest mysteries was finally solved back in 2013 when archeologists found the remains of King Richard III.
Read More"Happy Face Killer" Keith Jesperson was a trucker who murdered eight women in the U.S. and also the father of three children with his ex-wife, Rose Hucke.
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Read MoreJeremy Spencer had been one of the founding members of Fleetwood Mac, playing alongside Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, and Peter Green.
Read MoreAccording to AMBER Alert, AMBER stands for America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response, in tribute to a girl who became the tragic victim of a kidnapping.
Read MoreOne of the highest responsibilities Prince Harry still takes on is the Invictus Games, a sporting competition for sick and wounded veterans founded in 2014.
Read MoreDreams have always been a mysterious part of the human experience. Here is what experts say about what your dreams about drowning really mean.
Read MoreIn 2021 the oldest cold case ever solved by DNA in the United States finally identified the man who killed a teenaged couple in Montana in 1956.
Read MoreIn recent years Kato Kaelin has been very forthcoming with how he really feels about the O.J. Simpson case. Kaelin says he thinks the jury made a mistake.
Read MoreActress Sharon Stone rose to fame in the early '90s, and roles in films like "Total Recall" and "Basic Instinct" helped turn her into a Hollywood star.
Read MoreDubbed the "Happy Face Killer" for his unsettlingly happy faces on his confessions, Keith Jesperson would eventually be tied to the murders of eight women.
Read MoreOver the decades, the media has taken to assigning names to various serial killers, oftentimes at the killer's own direction.
Read MoreDubbed the "trial of the century" (via Biography), the O.J. Simpson murder trial was indeed one of the most famous trials of the 20th century.
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