Is There Such A Thing As A B Battery?
Quick: What size battery does your TV remote use? Your flashlight? How about the portable radio you take camping? Your electric guitar? Are any of them B?
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Why It Took 50 Years After Inventing The Can To Invent The Can Opener
Can openers are a staple of everyday life, and a tool found in most kitchens, but it took 50 years after the invention of cans for the opener to be invented.
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This Is How Much We Think 'Survivor' Contestants Make From The Show
Contestants on the reality TV show "Survivor" compete for a $1 million prize, but do players who fall short still make money? Here's how much they may make.
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What We Know About The 2021 Death Of Survivor Contestant Angie Jakusz
Angie Jakusz was a beloved contestant on Survivor: Palau, the popular show's 10th season. Here's what we know about her untimely death in 2021.
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The Truth About Jamison Bachman's Death
Tragedy struck. People were brutally murdered. An arrest was made in the case. Perhaps some measure of justice would be found for Jamison Bachman.
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The Morbid French Folklore Behind An Upside-Down Baguette
Many superstitions are shared by several cultures. There are also those particular taboos that are unique to a nation. One in France applies to bread.
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Here's Who Inherited Hugh Hefner's Money After He Died
Hugh Hefner died in 2017 at the age of 91 and left his fortune to his four children.
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Details About Genghis Khan That Remain A Mystery
What is most unusual about Genghis Khan is that somebody so important to the pageant of world history has many key details of his life and work unknown.
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What Was The Last Movie Richard Burton Starred In Before He Died
Richard Burton's legendary hell-raising Hollywood reputation is still talked about. But, the actor had a very successful career ending in this classic title.
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What Was Madeleine Albright's Net Worth When She Died?
Madeleine Albright made history when she became the United States' first female secretary of state. She was an accomplished diplomat, educator, and author.
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Unique And Curious Features Of These Extinct Animals Explained
Even when fossils are dscovered, the stories they tell aren't always the clearest. Here are some unique and curious features of these extinct animals explained.
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The Untold Truth Of Dave Navarro
Throughout the years, Dave Navarro has been in the headlines for both the wrong and right reasons. This is the untold truth of Dave Navarro.
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The Scientific Reason NASA Sanitizes Spacecrafts Before Going To Mars
Taking a spaceship to Mars is more complicated than strapping a booster to a cockpit. Stringent sterilization protocols are in place to protect life on Mars.
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What Was Doris Day's Favorite Role?
Doris Day was a genuine icon of Hollywood, a talented singer and actor with a career that stretched for decades. Of all of her roles, did she have a favorite?
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Madeleine Albright
Albright was the first woman selected to serve as the United States Secretary of State and played a key role in foreign policies at the end of the Cold War.
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Were Elizabeth Taylor And Richard Burton Buried Next To One Another?
Their relationship fell apart, was rekindled, and fell apart again, but there was a rumor that the two of them were supposed to be buried next to each other.
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Dick Van Dyke Can Trace His Family Back To This Historic Voyage
Genealogy can become a consuming passion, a hobby that delights, surprises, and sometimes shocks with what it reveals about ancestors near and far.
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Can A River Ever Change Direction?
Something about the ceaseless flow of a river feels like it is as it has always been, but can a river ever change direction?
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Are People Cremated With Clothing?
Funeral customs, including how to deal with the dead, vary from age to age and culture to culture. One that's growing in popularity in the U.S. is cremation.
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This Is How Magic Johnson Got His Nickname
Magic Johnson made a name for himself doing the unexpected, making a pass when everyone thought he would shoot, or shooting when it wasn't even an option.
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Why Paul Newman Once Gave Susan Sarandon A Portion Of His Salary
Susan Sarandon's fierce grit contributed to her lasting career but it may surprise some to learn she struggled to get the fair treatment she deserved.
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Can Earthquakes Be Predicted?
Conundrums about time travel aside, it might be kind of handy every so once in a while to be able to predict the future, especially oncoming natural disasters.
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Why Doris Day Turned Down A Racy Role In The Graduate
Making a successful movie is a complicated business, bringing together just the right elements -- producer, writer, director and, of course, the actors.
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Things We Know About The Bottom Of The Ocean
The majority of earth's surface is ocean, but more than 80% of it has never been explored by humans. Here are some things we know about the bottom of the ocean.
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Who Are Mikhail Gorbachev's Granddaughters?
Mikhail Gorbachev's granddaughters are famous in Russia by virtue of being related to the former Kremlin leader. But who are they?
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Here's Where Pam And Tommy's Rand Gauthier Is Now
Lee and Anderson aside, one central character in the real-life scandal was Rand Gauthier, played in the Hulu show by Seth Rogen.
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Science Says This Is When Puppies Reach Peak Cuteness
Aw! Puppies, right? Adorable little furballs that tug at the heartstrings and capture our attention. Is there a point at which they're most, well, puppy-ish?
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