The Untold Truth Of Ed Hardy
Ed Hardy elevated tattooing to new heights of technique and connoisseurship, shocking the art world. Here's the untold story of this legendary artist.
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These Are The Only Films To Have Won Three Academy Awards For Acting
Some Academy Awards are more coveted and elusive than others, including those for acting. These are the only films to win three acting Oscars.
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What Is That Stuff We Dump On Wildfires From Airplanes??
During wildfire season in the American West (which is coming earlier every year, via USDA), you might see airplanes dumping a powdery red substance.
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The Truth About Ed Kemper's First Murders
Edmund "Ed" Kemper was known as the co-ed killer for killing several young female college students in and around Santa Cruz, California, in the early 1970s.
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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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The True Story Of The Man Who Conned High Society
David Hampton tricked celebrities and the wealthy just to enjoy their luxurious lifestyles. Here is the true story of the man who conned high society.
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The Real Reason The Oscars Expanded The Best Picture Field From 5 To 10 Possible Nominations
Over the years, the Oscar field has increased in scope: a total of 10 movies can be nominated each year. So why the change? Let's find out.
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This Was The First Non-Hollywood Film To Win Best Picture At The Academy Awards
The Academy Award of best picture more often than not goes to a domestic Hollywood production — but not always. Let's take a look back in history.
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The Bizarre Plan The US Had To Invade Portugal
In the early 20th century, the United States had a number of color-coded contingency plans in case war broke out with another country, including War Plan Gray.
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The Untold Truth Of The Dolby Theatre
Every single Academy Awards since 2002 - with one exception - has taken place in Hollywood's Dolby Theatre. Here's the untold truth of this venue.
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Inside The Fortified Cities Of The M'Zab Valley
Inside the fortified cities of the M'Zab Valley on the African continent, life goes on much like it did a thousand years ago.
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The Truth About John Mellencamp And Bruce Springsteen's Relationship
Bruce Springsteen and John Mellencamp are musicians cut from the same cloth. Here is the truth about their relationship.
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The Real Reason You Don't Hear From These Rappers Anymore
Throughout the history of music, artists come and go, and the rap genre is no different. Here's the real reason you don't hear from these rappers anymore.
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All The Madoff Family Deaths Explained
After disgraced financier Bernie Madoff went to prison, his family was plagued by tragedy and death. Here are the Madoff deaths, explained.
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How Did Bette Davis Help Bring About The Hollywood Canteen?
Bette Davis helped establish the Hollywood Canteen as an entertainment venue for service members during World War II.
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When Did Marvin Gaye Try Out For A Spot In The NFL?
Here's a closer look at Motown legend Marvin Gaye's attempt to try out for the NFL's Detroit Lions.
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The Truth About Joan Crawford's Real Name
Joan Crawford was born Lucille Fay LeSueur, and her new name was chosen via a contest.
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Recent Archaeological Finds That Changed History
Every so often, a discovery changes everything about the way we look at or think of our ancestors. Here are recent archaeological finds that changed history.
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What Was Poverty Point? We Explain
The Monumental Earthworks at Poverty Point have yet to become household names like the Pyramids of Giza or the Sphinx. What was Poverty Point? We explain.
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What Is The Royal Protocol When The Queen Is Incapacitated?
Even royal kings and queens are subject to the prospect of becoming seriously ill. What happens if the queen were to be declared incapacitated?
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Who Invented The Microphone?
Microphones are pretty much everywhere anymore. Mostly that's a good thing (unless we're talking about illegal surveillance). From whence did they arise?
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The Truth About Lana Turner's Marriages
Some people seem to mostly be in love with the idea of being in love. One example might be that of Hollywood megastar Lana Turner and her several marriages.
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How The Coldest City In The World Survives
There's always that one who, in the middle of a snowstorm, will grin and ask, "Cold enough for you?" Probably not a frequent question in Yakutsk, Siberia.
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Crows Are More Intelligent Than You Think
Lots of people are impressed by what they perceive to be a pet's mental agility. Research is demonstrating the undeniable intelligence of some birds: corvids.
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This Is The First Professional Gig James Dean Landed
Cinema icon James Dean is mostly remembered for his work in just three films. But even Dean had to start somewhere -- after all, small parts pay the bills, too.
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What Does A Key To The City Actually Open?
Sometimes physical symbols represent values or achievements -- a trophy cup, for instance. Sometimes they're rooted in historical value, even practicality.
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How Did October Get Its Name?
Humans love to assign names. Whether it's for a child, or a discovery -- geographical, bacterial, or otherwise -- or the passage of time, there's often a name.
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