The Reason 10 Calendar Days Were Skipped In 1582 (And What Happened Afterwards)
In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII announced that a 10-day chunk of October would be struck from the calendar. Not everyone was willing to play along.
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What Is The Great Attractor And Why Is It Pulling Our Galaxy Toward It?
You might have heard of the Great Attractor when discussing our solar system, the Milky Way. Here's what it is, and why it's pulling us toward it.
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What We Know About Serial Killer Jack The Ripper's First Victim
Serial killer Jack the Ripper's first known victim was Anne Nichols, who went by the name Polly. She had a husband and five children years before her murder.
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Tragic Details About Morgan Freeman
One of Hollywood's most recognizable actors and voices, the soft-spoken Morgan Freeman is adored by all. But his life and career have been far from easy.
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The Untold Truth Of The Roots
Grammy award-winning hip-hop group The Roots have made their mark in music, most recently as the house band for Jimmy Fallon's talk show.
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Reasons Why Naked And Afraid Is Fake
Left naked in the wilderness with nothing but a tool and a map, contestants on "Naked and Afraid" seemingly have it tough. But how much of it is actually real?
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The Mysterious Unsolved 1952 Crater Lake Murders
In 1952, businessmen Charles Culhane and Albert Jones were killed during an excursion to Crater Lake. The case remains unsolved to this day.
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What Happened To The Members Of The Von Erich Family?
The story of the Von Erich family -- the wrestling dynasty who inspired "The Iron Claw" -- is one of triumph in the ring and unimaginable tragedy outside it.
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The Difference Between Cause Of Death And Manner Of Death In Autopsy Reports
When looking at an autopsy report, there are two main conclusions: the cause of death and the manner of death. Here's the difference between the two.
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Could Artificial Intelligence Ever Become Truly Self-Aware?
The benefits and dangers of artificial intelligence are discussed constantly. One question that many ponder is if AI could ever become truly self-aware.
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What Happened To Gypsy Rose Blanchard's Boyfriend, Nicholas Godejohn?
Gypsy Rose Blanchard's boyfriend, Nicholas Godejohn, helped her murder her mother, Dee Dee Blanchard. Here's what happened to him in the years after.
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Mafia Stories That Seem Too Wild To Be True
News about the mafia usually means murders, crime, drugs, and the occasional cannoli -- all outrageous in their own right.
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Who Inherited Mae West's Money After She Died?
Actress and comedic sex symbol Mae West left behind a lasting legacy when she died on August 17, 1893. Here's who inherited her money after she passed away.
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The Reason Your Dog Howls At Sirens, According To Science
Ever wondered why dogs howl at sirens? Though there are a couple theories, there's one in particular that is most widely accepted. Here's what it says.
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14 Unsolved Murders From 1940s America
From gangland hits to a killing spree that still haunts Texas and Arkansas, here are 14 murder cases from the 1940s that have yet to be officially solved.
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Did John F. Kennedy Jr. Have A Relationship With Princess Diana?
Some have speculated that John F. Kennedy Jr. had a relationship with Princess Diana, but is there evidence for this theory? Here's what we know.
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Who Inherited Joan Crawford's Money After She Died?
Actress Joan Crawford died on May 10, 1977, and her last will and testament made headlines. Here's who inherited her money after she passed away.
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What It Was Like To Celebrate Christmas With Queen Elizabeth's Corgis
Queen Elizabeth was known for many things, including a deep love of her corgis. And at Christmas, these pets got some pretty special treatment.
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The Untold Truth Of Reading Rainbow
For 26 years, "Reading Rainbow" fostered a love of books and turned countless kids into avid readers. Here's what you might not know about the beloved series.
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The Only Times The Times Square New Year's Eve Ball Drop Was Cancelled
The Times Square New Year's Eve ball drop has happened almost every year since the first one in 1907. Here are the only times that the event was cancelled.
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Where Does Catholicism's Midnight Mass Come From?
The Midnight Mass has been a long-standing tradition in the Catholic Church -- but exactly how long have Christians been practicing this nighttime service?
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The Poignant Reason Behind Morgan Freeman's Famous Hoop Earrings
Actor Morgan Freeman is mostly known for his iconic roles and calming voice - as well as his famous hoop earnings. Here's why he wears them.
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The True Story Of The Von Erich Family Portrayed In The Iron Claw
"The Iron Claw" takes some creative liberties with the Von Erichs' lives. So let's take an in-depth look at the Von Erich family's harrowing, yet true story.
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Inside John F. Kennedy's Relationship With His Mistress Judith Exner
Former President John F. Kennedy had many affairs, including one with American socialite Judith Exner. Here's what we know about their relationship.
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What Season 6 Of The Crown Gets Wrong About History
"The Crown" is often touted for its attention to detail, but there have been more than a few times when the show's creators took some liberties with history.
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Who Inherited Tina Turner's Money After She Died?
Turner's husband and partner of many years should collect an inheritance, but her unofficially adopted children might be locked out of the $250 million estate.
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Why People Are Comparing Idaho Murder Suspect Bryan Kohberger To Ted Bundy
Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger is being compared to Ted Bundy, both for his background and the nature of his alleged crimes. Here are the details.
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