What Happened To Paul Barras After Napoleon's Coup?
French politician Paul Barras worked with Napoleon Bonaparte during the Directory regime of 1795 to 1799. So what happend to him after Napoleon's 1799 coup?
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The Tragic 1991 Murder Of Notable Cardiac Surgeon Victor Chang
In July 1991, notable cardiac surgeon Victor Chang was murdered in cold blood during a robbery gone wrong. Here's the full story of the crime.
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The Man Who Was JFK's Best Friend
There were many prominent figures in John F. Kennedy's life, but his best friend didn't take the stage like the rest of them. Here's who he was.
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Here's Where You'll Find The Grave Of Robert E. Lee
Confederate General Robert E. Lee has a complicated history as someone whose been both revered and reviled. Here's where you'll find his grave.
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Here's Where People Slept In Medieval Castles
Many medieval nobles had sprawling households packed full of people who all needed a place to sleep. Here's the reality of who slept where in medieval castles.
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Tragic Details About Rosalynn Carter, Former First Lady Of The United States
Rosalynn Carter passed away in 2023. While her marriage to Jimmy Carter the stuff most can only aspire to, her life was not free of tragedy and difficulties.
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The Tragic 1974 Deaths Of Stephen Colbert's Father And Brothers
In 1974 "The Late Show's" Stephen Colbert suffered a terrible loss at 10 years old when his father and brothers were killed in a plane crash.
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Here's Who Inherited Zsa Zsa Gabor's Estate After She Died
Socialite and actress Zsa Zsa Gabor died on December 18, 2016, leaving behind millions of dollars. Here's who inherited her estate after her passing.
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What To Know About Leonard Bernstein And Felicia Montealegre's Children
Conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein and Felicia Montealegre had three children: Nina Maria Felicia Bernstein, Alexander Bernstein, and Jamie Berstein.
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Classic Albums Turning 50 In 2024
Several albums released in 1974 have proven to be true classics, works that withstood the test of time and continue to reach new listeners some 50 years later.
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Yes, Napoleon Bonaparte Did Have A Will. Here's What It Said
Military commander Napoleon Bonaparte died on May 6, 1821 and left quite a mark on history. Here's what the former emperor of the French wrote in his will.
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The Untold Truth Of Enya
Enya has become a byword for haunting, evocative music. But, despite her massive success, Enya is notoriously private, and there's much more behind the voice.
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Here's What Was In Jane Austen's Will
Jane Austen's novels are considered literary masterworks, but she was not recognized for her writing until well after she died. Here's what was in her will.
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Deadliest Catch: Whatever Happened To Freddy?
There are plenty of memorable characters on Discovery's "Deadliest Catch," including Freddy Maugatai. Here's what he's been up to since his time on the show.
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What Happened To Rosalynn And Jimmy Carter's Children?
Former President Jimmy Carter and his late wife Rosalyn of 77 years had four children together. Here's what happened to Jack, Chip, Jeff, and Amy Carter.
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Times Regents Notably Took Over The British Throne
In the 1,200-year history of the British monarchy, regents have repeatedly stepped in to govern the kingdom. Here are some of England's most notable regencies.
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Rosalynn And Jimmy Carter Hold This Impressive Presidential-Couple Record
Rosalynn and Jimmy Carter met in early childhood and went on to become partners into their 90s. The couple holds this impressive presidential-couple record.
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The History Behind Mary Todd Lincoln's Famous Purple Velvet Dress
Mary Todd Lincoln had a favorite seamstress, a formerly enslaved woman who bought her own freedom to go on to make the first lady's famous purple velvet dress.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Quit Smoking Weed After Long Term Use, According To Science
Marijuana is the most commonly used illicit drug in the U.S. This is what happens to your body when you quit smoking weed after long term use.
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The Tragic 1975 Murder Of Kelsey Grammer's Sister, Karen
Actor Kelsey Grammer has experienced a lot of tragedy in his life, including the loss of his sister, Karen. Here's the story of her brutal murder.
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The Mystery Surrounding Michael Jackson's Final Meal And Last Hours Alive
Singer Michael Jackson died on June 25, 2009. But there are conflicting reports around his final meal and last hours alive. Here's what we know.
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The Untold Truth Of Brigham Young
Brigham Young was a pioneer in the early Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and a force unto himself. His life is more interesting than you may think.
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Uncomfortable Congressional Moments Caught On Camera
If you see the Congressional outtakes that make it to the news and social media, it's clear that the members are far from perfect or professional all the time.
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Why Do The Cowboys And Lions Always Play On Thanksgiving Day?
Football on Thanksgiving is tradition, as is the fact that the Lions and the Cowboys each play host on the day. This is why this is, and when it all began.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Joe Strummer
The Clash's longest lead singer, main songwriter, and guitarist, Joe Strummer had a lot of influence on the band's music. Here's a look at his tragic story.
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Do Mausoleums Smell Like Decay?
The centuries-old practice of laying loved one's to rest in mausoleums isn't extremely common these days, but the curious may wonder if they smell like decay.
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Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter Dead At 96
Former U.S. First Lady Rosalynn Carter has died at the age of 96, The Carter Center reports.
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