Disturbing Details Found In John Lennon's Autopsy Report
John Lennon was shot by Beatles fan Mark David Chapman in 1980.
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The Princess Diana Interview That Was Based On A Lie
Journalist Martin Bashir conducted a interview with Princess Diana in 1995, and there is controversy on how it was obtained.
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Kristen Stewart's One Regret About Playing Princess Diana In Spencer
Playing Princess Diana in Pablo Larraín's "Spencer" promises to be the role of Kristen Stewart's already successful career. Stewart has one regret, however.
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The Untold Truth Of Outlaw Belle Starr
As a child, Belle was described as "a bright student with polite manners," who enjoyed performing on the piano for others "and liked having an audience."
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The Real Reason Freddie Mercury Never Fixed His Teeth
As lead singer, Freddie Mercury's toothy grin became one of his most well-known trademarks, but there was more to his unusual appearance than meets the eye.
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The Truth About The Vatican's Army
In perhaps one of the world's most unusual military relationships, much of Vatican City is protected by a special army known as the Pontifical Swiss Guards.
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Did Kristen Stewart Really Receive A Visit From Princess Diana's Ghost?
"Spencer" reportedly features Princess Diana (Kristen Stewart) having an encounter with the ghost of Anne Boleyn. Did Stewart experience something similar?
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Another Victim Of John Wayne Gacy Has Been Identified 43 Years Later
It was the day after Christmas in 1978 when the body of Francis Wayne Alexander was discovered in the crawl space beneath serial killer John Wayne Gacy's home.
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Which Star Trek Film Made The Most Money?
"Star Trek" took the leap from television to the big screen, starting with "Star Trek: The Motion Picture," leading to many sequels (as well as reboots).
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The Truth About David And Patricia Arquette's Unusual Childhood
Remember David and Patricia Arquette, two siblings known for starring in successful films, most notably in the 1990s? Before fame was an unusual childhood.
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What Only True Star Trek Fans Noticed About Data's Cat
Throughout the series and its movie offshoots, Data learning and encountering a full range of human experiences and emotions was an ongoing highlight for fans.
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Why You Rarely Hear About Richard Simmons Nowadays
Richard Simmons was wildly popular in the 1980s, then, in 2014, he disappeared. Here's why you rarely hear about Richard Simmons nowadays.
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Disturbing Details Discovered In Nicole Brown Simpson's Autopsy Report
The murders were incredibly violent, bloody, and swift. Whoever killed Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman, seemed to go right for the kill.
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Tragic Details About The Man Who Cared For Orphans During The Holocaust
It was while studying pediatrics that Korczak decided to forfeit having a family of his own to dedicate his life to working with children.
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The Most Expensive Myths Tested On MythBusters
Over the course the 14-year run of "MythBusters," hosts Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman tested some expensive myths, many of which viewers can only speculate.
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Why Queen Elizabeth I Almost Didn't Land On The Throne
The Tudor dynasty was created at the end of the War of the Roses, a civil war fought over the English crown between the royal houses of York and Lancaster.
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What's Come Out About Sean Connery Since His Death
Scottish actor Sir Sean Connery became famous for playing the role of James Bond, the fictional secret spy agent known for his wild missions and many escapades.
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Here's How JFK Helped Put An End To The Cuban Missile Crisis
The infamous Cuban Missile Crisis took place in October of 1962, revolving around the new presence of newly installed Soviet Union missile sites in Cuba.
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How Leonard Nimoy's Roots Inspired The Vulcan Salute
The gesture of Vulcan greeting was first performed by the character of Mr. Spock on the "Star Trek" episode "Amok Time," which premiered on television in 1967.
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This Colorized Photo Will Change How You Look At Madam C.J. Walker
Born as Sarah Breedlove on December 23, 1867, in Louisiana, the woman who'd become Madam C.J. Walker came into the world to parents who were born into slavery.
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The Most Famous Fugitives Dog The Bounty Hunter Has Caught
Here are three of the most famous fugitives Duane Chapman, aka Dog the Bounty Hunter, has captured through the years.
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Why Star Trek's Spock Was Supposed To Look Different
Spock is one of the most iconic characters in the history of science fiction. His original appearance was quite different in the planning stages of the series.
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When Does A Body Start To Decompose?
We all know that our time on this Earth is fleeting, but what exactly happens to our body after we draw our final breath? Death is more a process than an event.
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The Real Reason Star Trek's Malcolm McDowell Received Death Threats
Back in 1994, an example of excessive fandom occurred, and it had very real consequences for one of the people involved in the whole situation.
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Why William Shatner's SNL Performance Outraged Star Trek Fans
The writers of the sketch "Get a Life!" started off on the wrong foot even before the actors and extras took the stage, as you can see by the sketch's name.
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The Legend Of Paul Bunyan Explained
In the case of the Paul Bunyan folklore, it was likely rooted in several exaggerated truths, many of which are surprising; some are unexpectedly gruesome.
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This Is Where Nipsey Hussle Is Buried
Known for such songs as "Victory Lap" and "Go Long," rapper Nipsey Hussle, born Ermias Asghedom, grew up in Los Angeles, and he died outside of his own store.
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