'80s Rock Stars Accused Of Serious Crimes
Rock stars weren't kidding when they sang about how hard and fast they lived in the '80s. Here are some rockers of the 1980s who were accused of crimes.
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Whatever Happened To Freddie Mercury's Famous Yellow Jacket?
Freddie Mercury's iconic yellow jacket was sold at an auction in 2004.
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The Real Reason Kat Von D Is Moving To Indiana
Kat Von D announced her permanent move to Indiana and will be closing her tattoo parlor in California.
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The One Alcoholic Drink That Actually Tastes Better On A Plane
Bland airplane food has been the subject of so many comedic observations for so long that it's now become the go-to cliché for making fun of bad stand-up.
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The Dark Origins Of The Mary Mary Quite Contrary Nursery Rhyme
Many common nursery rhymes have in recent years have been tied to suspected, and often dark, historical origins. "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary" is one example.
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The Amish Love This Surprising Pastime
While their options may be limited from a modern perspective, the Amish do have outlets for entertainment and recreation, one being notably most prominent.
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How Did The Gold Rush End?
The Gold Rush of the mid-19th century literally put California on the map, leading to its statehood in 1850, decades before Arizona or New Mexico.
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This Is Where Mac Miller Is Buried
On September 7, 2018, Mac Miller, age 26, was found dead in his Studio City home. To say his death was shocking to the world would be an understatement.
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Why The Gut Is Called The 'Second Brain'
You know the phrase "gut feeling"? We use it to mean instinct, or driving force, a certain difficult-to-describe sense protecting us from bad decisions.
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The Real Reason Scotty From Star Trek Is Missing A Finger
One quality of the original series that seldom gets attention relates to Montgomery Scott -- "Scotty,'' the chief engineer, played by James Doohan.
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What Jack Nicholson Did Before He Became A Famous Actor
Before making his name in film, Nicholson started in animation ... somewhat. Nicholson was hired in 1955 by MGM as an office assistant before he found fame.
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How Christmas Is Really Celebrated By The Amish
When it comes to celebrating the biggest religious, cultural, and retail holiday in America -- Christmas -- the Amish are all about it.
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The Untold Truth Of Inverse Everest
But reaching Challenger Deep, in the depths of the Mariana Trench, isn't exactly like scaling the top of Chomolungma. So what about the deepest point on land?
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Were There Any Female Authors In The Bible?
The Bible is unquestionably influential. There is one other fact about the Bible that is almost impossible to contest: It is pretty much dominated by men.
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The Truth About The Japanese Who Choose To Go Missing
Starting an entirely new life and leaving everything and everyone you know behind is probably something many people have thought about. It happens in Japan.
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Why North America's Ancient Mound Cities Disappeared
Cahokia, a massive city of up to 20,000 in what is now Illinois, was the largest of these, as well as a center of trade and — occasionally — human sacrifice.
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Here's What It Takes To Keep An Iron Lung In Working Condition
For decades, polio was one of the most feared childhood diseases in the world, even in a wealthy, developed, First-World nation like the United States.
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The Tragic Murder Of Allen R. Schindler Jr.
The 1992 murder of Allen R. Schindler Jr. is said to have instigated the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy. This is the tragic murder of Allen R. Schindler Jr.
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Inside North Korea's Secret World Of Organized Crime
North Korea has been a big player in the organized crime world for a while, and the activities are believed to earn at least a $500 million paycheck each year.
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The Untold Truth Of Colin Kaepernick
Activism and sports has always been a controversial combination but many athletes have quietly and defiantly pursued their own activism - like Colin Kaepernick.
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The Untold Truth Of Olof Palme's Assassination
On the night of February 28, 1986, Swedish Prime Minster Olof Palme was murdered in the streets of Stockholm after stepping out of the Grand Cinema.
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The Lavish Life Of The Richest Man Who Ever Lived
At the time of the rule of Mansa Musa, the Mali Empire, located in West Africa, was incredibly prosperous thanks to its natural resources of salt and gold.
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Does Lilith Appear In The Bible?
The figure of Lilith is sometimes referred to as "Adam's first wife," as in Adam, the Biblical figure who was the first human being created by God.
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Who Was Stig Engstrom?
Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme's assassination had remained unsolved for more than three decades after his death until a new suspect emerged a few years ago.
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What Happened To Olof Palme's Wife?
Political violence was a non-issue in Sweden, and then-Prime Minister Olof Palme went about his life with little to no attention being paid to possible danger.
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What Is A Bomb Cyclone?
While some areas may be less affected than others, sudden changes in the atmosphere cause devastating damage to virtually any location on Earth.
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Popular Things From The 1990s You Don't See Anymore
The era of digital cable television, "Friends," and the Spice Girls left an indelible mark on society. Here are some items from the 1990s you don't see anymore.
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