The Truth About Murderer James Wood's Childhood
On July 6, 1993, James Edward Wood was arrested and charged in the kidnapping and murder of 11-year-old Jeralee Underwood. He was sentenced to die by injection.
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The Real Reason Vinnie Vincent Was Fired From KISS
There may be no relationships outside of romantic ones that involve as much drama and highs and lows as relationships between bandmates, but it makes sense.
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The Untold Truth Of Harvey Danger
"Flagpole Sitta," named one of the top 25 songs of the 90s by Rolling Stone, has become synonymous with Harvey Danger — but there's much more to them.
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The Truth About The Women Romantically Involved With Stalin
Joseph Stalin was known for being the dictator of the Soviet Union from 1929 to 1953, transforming the country into a military superpower.
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The Titanic's First Class Passengers Were More Likely To Survive. Here's Why
The tragic sinking of the British RMS Titanic cost more than 1,500 lives. The doomed liner, which was boldly and naively deemed to be unsinkable, sank in 1912.
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The Truth About KISS' Attempt At Starting A Wrestling Faction
Here's the true story behind the KISS pro wrestling stable that never was, and why things didn't work out as expected.
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The Truth About KISS' Relationship With The Beatles
The Beatles and KISS could not be further apart in terms of their music but how they'll likely be remembered when the history of rock 'n' roll is written.
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The Real Reason Ace Frehley Left KISS In The '80s
Many of KISS' face-melting riffs can be credited to Ace Frehley, whose fingers caressed the strings while inches away, fire was shooting out of his instrument.
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The Messed Up Story Heavenly Creatures Is Based On
"Heavenly Creatures" is based on the true story of Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulme, whose friendship led them to commit matricide.
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What Experts Think Elite Egyptians Once Did To Lower Class Mummies
When you think of ancient Egypt, certain images come to mind: pyramids, the Sphinx, and mummies. These linen-wrapped human and animal corpses were preserved.
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All About Anne Frank's Less Popular Second Diary
Unbeknownst to many, Anne Frank's diary has two versions. The first is the original and the second she rewrote and edited for future publication.
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The Real Reason KISS Is Retiring
The rock band KISS has been melting fans' faces for nearly 50 years now, bringing a theatricality (and marketability) to the act that transcended their music.
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The History Of Babylon Explained
Of the cities in Mesopotamia, none is more famous than Babylon. Yet the reasons for its fame are more biblical than historical.
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The Stevie Wonder Conspiracy Theory That Would Prove He Can See
Stevie Wonder wears sunglasses as he is blind, but there are conspiracy theorists who believe otherwise and say that has been pretending to be blind all along.
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The Real Reason This Chinese Tea Is More Valuable Than Gold
Some of the rarer, finer tea leaves are highly sought after and valuable, especially since tea-drinking culture has been around for over a thousand years.
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The Tragic True Story Of The Benin Massacre
The Kingdom of Benin, which was originally called Igodomigodo, was founded by the Edo people of southern Nigeria around the year 900 and was ruled by kings.
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The Dark Truth About The LuLaRoe Marketing Cult
Founded in 2012 by DeAnne Brady Stidham, LuLaRoe is classified as a multilevel marketing company and has generated billions of dollars in revenue.
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The Staggering Number Of Citizens Killed By Venezuela's Government In 2018
What led Venezuela to the point of killing such a high number of its own citizens? Complicated events and compounding instability all contributed.
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How This Florida Man Lost His $30 Million Lotto Winnings
The day Abraham Shakespeare asked his coworker to buy him a lottery ticket changed his life forever — arguably making it much worse before its tragic end.
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The Truth About Roald Dahl's Double Life As A Spy
Roald Dahl is one of the most popular children's writers of the 20th century, with witty and whimsical stories like "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory."
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Here's What We Know About The Newly Identified 9/11 Victims
Just ahead of the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, New York City officials have identified new victims nearly 20 years to the day of the devastation.
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Things People Get Wrong About Jesus
Even though billions of people profess faith in him, there are quite a few misconceptions about Jesus Christ. These are the things people get wrong about Jesus.
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The Tragic Life And Mysterious Death Of Whistleblower Karen Silkwood
Karen Silkwood's untimely death at the age of 28 has all the hallmarks of a tragic accident, but it's not unlikely that she was murdered to keep her silent.
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Tragic Details That'll Change The Way You Look At These '60s Rock Legends
Some of history's most iconic singers and bands got their start in the '60s, but these tragic details will change the way you look at these '60s rock legends.
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The Tragic Death Of A Soccer Player Nearly Four Decades After A Botched Operation
More than 39 years after a botched operation on his knee left him in a decades-long coma, soccer player Jean-Pierre Adams died on September 6 at the age of 73.
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Why Neil deGrasse Tyson Thinks We'll Never Go To Mars
Astronomer and author Neil deGrasse Tyson is on the record as saying humans will probably never go to Mars -- except when he says they will.
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The Messed Up Truth Of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro
Nicolas Maduro considers himself the president of Venezuela, yet the U.S. and more than 50 other nations refuse to recognize him as such.
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