The Truth About James Taylor's Relationship With Carole King
Two of the biggest names in the history of popular music, particularly when it comes to songs from the 1960s and 1970s, are Carole King and James Taylor.
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The Historical Reason Cufflinks Were Invented
Cufflinks have been around for centuries, and they were invented out of necessity.
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Why Ukraine Doesn't Have Nuclear Weapons
While Russia remains a nuclear power, Ukraine doesn't have the option of an atomic offense or defense. Here's why Ukraine doesn't have nuclear capabilities.
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This Is How War Propaganda Works
Propaganda. This word has gotten thrown around a lot lately, usually to refer to misinformation, disinformation, and lies. This is how war propaganda works.
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The Meaning Behind Billy Idol's White Wedding Explained
Billy Idol was one of the 1980s most bankable acts with hits like "White Wedding," and "Rebel Yell." But, the story behind "White Wedding," may not be obvious.
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Dog Breeds That Sadly Went Extinct
Humans have been breeding dogs for millennia, selecting for useful qualities and selecting out undesirable ones. Here are dog breeds that sadly went extinct.
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The Real Reason Putin Replaced 1,000 Of His Staff Members
It's safe to say that no one is universally loved, but when you run a totalitarian regime prone to invading other countries, popularity dips and paranoia soars.
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The Reason LA Ink Got Canceled
It's probably not actually verifiable, but certainly there are periods when it feels true: "How come all the good shows, all my favorites, get canceled?"
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The Tragic Hollywood Tale Of Patricia Douglas
The Me Too Movement has exposed a sordid side of the power of Hollywood. Tragically, it's not a new story, as Patricia Douglas tried to reveal.
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The Truth About Paul Avery The Reporter Singled Out By The Zodiac Killer
At its best, journalism reveals necessary information that might otherwise be left untold. Sometimes journalists become part of the story themselves.
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The Truth About Chris Núñez And Kyle Dunbar's Feud On Ink Master
One of the basic rules of a narrative is conflict. What do two characters want, and what are they willing to do to get it? And do they clash in the process?
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Inside Timothy Wiltsey's Disappearance And Murder
A carnival, a missing child, a mother whose story around the events changes repeatedly. And then the body of 5-year-old Timothy Wiltsey is found.
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How Do Night Vision Goggles Work?
Some animals' biology allows them to see quite well in the dark -- certainly better than humans, who have to rely on creativity and tech to navigate the night.
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Historian Claims This Was Abraham Lincoln's Last Meal Before His Assassination
The life and times of Abraham Lincoln have been the subject of literally hundreds of volumes, examining every possible motive and action, including food.
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Where Is The Original Mona Lisa?
Leonardo da Vinci created countless pieces of priceless artwork. The Mona Lisa is considered the most famous painting in history and has a permanent home here.
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The History Of The Mailbox
Perhaps most people no longer communicate with paper and envelope and postage stamp. Nevertheless, postal mail -- letters, cards -- need a place to land.
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The Surprisingly Long History Of Film Trailers
We've all seen a movie where we think, "All the good parts were in the trailer." Movies haven't been around forever, and neither have trailers.
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Why Ice Cube Left N.W.A.
Here's why Ice Cube quit N.W.A. at the height of the iconic rap group's success in the late '80s.
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The Most Disturbing Details About John Edward Robinson
Often referred to as "the Internet's first serial killer," Robinson became famous after a 2002 conviction connecting him to a series of murders and sex crimes.
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The Conspiracy Theory That Says Beyoncé And Jay-Z Used A Surrogate To Have Blue Ivy
There's always the possibility that if you're rich enough, you can hire someone to do just about anything that you want done, including childbirth.
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The Truth About Paul Newman's Racing Career
No question but that actor Paul Newman was a talented man, with an extraordinarily successful movie career. And then he discovered the world of motor sports.
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Who Invented The Revolving Door?
A revolving door almost seems like an anachronism in today's world of high-tech structures. When it was invented, it was remarkably ingenious. And still is.
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The Tragic Story Behind The Viral Submerged Car On Google Maps
Google Maps can be a fun tool for exploring the world, but it can also help solve mysteries. Here's the story behind a submerged car discovered on Google Maps.
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The Surprising Reason Computers Include The Game Solitaire
Card games have been around for centuries, a way to interact with others, and a way to amuse yourself, with Solitaire. How about the digital version?
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Why St. Louis' Famed Gateway Arch Is An Optical Illusion
The Gateway Arch is St. Louis' most famous landmark, but it's actually an optical illusion with a fascinating history. Here's why it's deceptive to the eye.
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Marilyn Monroe's Highest-Rated Movie According To Rotten Tomatoes
Marilyn Monroe is an iconic Hollywood figure, who starred in several memorable films on her way to stardom. Here's her highest-rated film by Rotten Tomatoes.
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Frank Sinatra's Highest-Rated Films According To Rotten Tomatoes
Frank Sinatra is known as one of the most famous actors and singers of all time, and some of his films even earned a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. Here's which ones.
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