Documented Instances Of People Who Became Possessed From Ouija Boards
Those with a strong religious nature tend to believe Ouija boards can contact the dead and serve as portals that allow evil to enter our world.
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Things About The Chandra Levy Case That Never Made Sense
On Wednesday, May 22, 2002, Levy's skeletal remains were found in Rock Creek Park. Here are some details of the case that never made any sense.
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The Forgotten Mass Imprisonment Of Women By The American Government
A bill passed in the 1900s seemed to prove not all people are equal. This is the story of the forgotten mass imprisonment of women by the American government.
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The Untold Truth Of Rage Against The Machine
Rage Against the Machine showed that rock could be a vehicle for change or demand an end to injustice. This is the untold truth of Rage Against the Machine.
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What Makes Something An Antique Instead Of Just Old?
Antiques are items that are at least 100 years old.
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What Was The Last Movie Marilyn Monroe Starred In Before She Died?
Marilyn Monroe is a Hollywood icon known as an actress and model, but she suffered an untimely death at 36. This was the final movie she made before her death.
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How Many Times Was Kurt Cobain Arrested?
Kurt Cobain will doubtless go down in music history as one of the greatest songwriters and musicians of his generation. But how many times was he arrested?
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The Premonition That Saved Kirk Douglas' Life
Luckily for Kirk Douglas, when his wife Anne Buydens had a bad feeling about an upcoming trip, her instincts ended up saving his life.
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The Mysterious 1880 Disappearance Of Lamont Young
Australia's gold rush happened around the same time as California's, yet to this day the1880 disappearance of prospector Lamont Young remains a mystery.
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Why Do People Of European Descent Have Last Names?
Names can sometimes be confusing. Dive into the ethnic origins of names -- first, last, middle -- and it's not unusual to come up with the question, "Why?"
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The Society David Bowie Co-Founded As A Long-Haired Teen
David Bowie was a long-haired teen, like lots of kids in the 1960s. But unlike most kids, he co-founded a society that sought acceptance of boys with long hair.
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This Is How Old Michael Landon Was When He Died
More often than not, actors present themselves to the public as vital, healthy, ready for anything. Often, that's also part of the act, hiding health issues.
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Details Of The Murder Candy Montgomery Committed
The town of Wylie, Texas, was just a small, quiet suburb of Dallas-Fort Worth before Candy Montgomery committed her brutal crime. Let's take a closer look.
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How Did Cary Grant Want To Be Remembered?
Just four months prior to his death from a massive stroke in 1986, Cary Grant shared the surprising way he wished to be remembered.
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Part Of Queen's Who Wants To Live Forever? Was Written In An Unlikely Place
"Who Wants to Live Forever," released on "A Kind of Magic" has become one of Queen's most enduringly beloved songs — but it was written in an unusual place.
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Who Invented The Traffic Light?
The traffic light is a staple of our everyday lives, but where did it come from and who actually invented it? This is the origin of the traffic light.
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Why Lauren Bacall Says She Was Lucky To Have Married Humphrey Bogart
Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall had one of the most famous marriages in Hollywood. Here's why Lauren Bacall said she was lucky to be married to him.
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Inside Elton John And David Furnish's Marriage
Marriage has its challenges -- any couple will tell you that. The challenges become more complex and intense when faced under the public's spotlight.
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Messed Up Things About Lana Del Rey
Singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey is one of the most unique and intriguing artists of her generation. She's also been the center of many conroversies.
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Where Did The Phrase Slush Fund Come From?
"Slush" isn't exactly a thrilling word, especially in terms of streets and sidewalks toward the end of winter. But what does snowmelt have to do with money?
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How Do Historical Reenactors Get Their Uniforms?
One way to learn about the past is to recreate it -- do your best to step into a period. Historical reenactors take great care to be accurate.
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Why Are Liquid Stains Darker Along The Edges?
Ever wonder why liquid stains are darker along the edges than in the middle? Here is the science behind it.
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The Truth About Lauren Bacall And Frank Sinatra's Relationship
Lauren Bacall was married to Humphrey Bogart, but was later alleged to be having an affair with Frank Sinatra. This is the story of their relationship.
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How TLC's No Scrubs Changed Popular Culture
Pop, R&B, and hip-hop trio TLC released their hit single "No Scrubs" in 1999, and it remains one of the group's most well-known songs to this day.
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Advice We Learned From U.S. Presidents That You Should Totally Avoid
Many past presidents have used the world stage to shell out advice. It is likely no surprise that not all advice given by U.S. presidents has been top notch.
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How The Printing Press Was First Invented
A lot of people think Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press, but he was not the first to develop that technology.
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The Untold Truth Of Amish Mafia
The television series "Amish Mafia" is a reality show featuring an Amish community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Here's the untold story behind it.
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