How A Court's DNA Decision Could Impact Alleged Killer's Trial
Alleged serial killer John Arthur Getreu's trial has been delayed due to some DNA evidence and how it relates to the Fourth Amendment. Here's why.
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This Is What Vanilla Ice Does For A Living Today
Born Robert Van Winkle, budding rapper Vanilla Ice ricocheted to temporary stardom in the early 1990s. But what's he do for a living these days?
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What Animals Eat Lions?
Lions occupy a penthouse suite atop the food chain, overlooking the animal kingdom from above. They're incredible hunters, able to down a 1,000 pound Cape Town buffalo, then gorging on up to 70 pounds of flesh in one sitting. But do any animals commit regular regicide against the king of the jungle?
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The Truth About The Made Up American Holiday, St. Urho's Day
If March 16th comes and goes without you realizing it's a holiday, you're not alone. But to the Finns in Minnesota, it's better known as St. Urho's Day.
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Siberian Worms Frozen For 42,000 Years Brought To Life
Scientists have found nematodes in Siberian permafrost, frozen for 42,000 years... and they've brought them back to life.
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What Was The Last Album Mac Miller Recorded Before He Died?
Mac Miller died at just 26, but he'd already released six studio albums by then. Here is the last album Mac Miller recorded before he died.
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Paul McCartney Owns The Back Catalog Of This Rock Icon
Paul McCartney is one of the richest musicians in history. But, his wealth didn't come from his songwriter prowess alone -- he's also a savvy businessman.
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How Many People Listen To Joe Rogan's Podcast?
"The Joe Rogan Experience" was a controversial even before it was given an exclusive contract from Spotify for $100 million. So how many viewers does it have?
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The Tragic History Of Black January
Known as Black January, Soviet troops occupied Baku and violently suppressed the independence movement in early 1990.
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Weirdest Laws In Illinois
The power to make the laws of society is a huge responsibility. Here are some of the weirdest laws that are still in place in the great state of Illinois.
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Anatoly Onoprienko's Chilling Motivation To Kill
Nicknamed "The Beast of Ukraine," Onoprienko murdered 52 people over the course of seven years. But why exactly did he kill? Let's find out.
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Common Words You've Been Mispronouncing This Whole Time
Here are some common words you've probably been saying incorrectly.
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Extreme Sacrifices These Athletes Made To Keep Competing
Today, we're taking a look at athletes who’ve made extreme sacrifices to keep competing.
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Why Richie Sambora Is No Longer In Bon Jovi
Richie Sambora was Bon Jovi's guitarist for three decades before he left the band. Here's why he's no longer in Bon Jovi.
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The Surprising Way Elizabeth Taylor Won These Diamonds
Elizabeth Taylor is famous for his collection of jewelry, but some of her most precious diamonds were actually won in a ping-pong match with Richard Burton.
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The Tragic Lives And Deaths Of Jack The Ripper's Victims
Everyone knows the name Jack the Ripper ... but what about the names of his victims? Who were these poor women?
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Glen Stewart Godwin Is Still On The Run. Here's What We Know
Convicted drug trafficker Glen Stewart Godwin killed at least two people and is still on the run. Here's what we know.
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The Ghost Encounter Dale Earnhardt Jr. Says Saved His Life
According to Dale Earnhardt Jr., he may have had an experience with the supernatural at the track in 2004, and it could have saved his life.
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The Most Disturbing Stories Surrounding The Tiananmen Square Protests
Tiananmen Square protests progressed into a bloody battle where everyday civilians of all ages and backgrounds sided with the students.
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The Craziest Stunts And Camera Tricks From Silent Movies
The primitive technology of early cinema is easily overlooked, but silent film contains some of the most innovative, ballsy, and downright jaw-dropping moments.
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The Untold Truth Of America's First Serial Killer
HH Holmes was the first serial killer in the U.S., and the true story of his horrific Murder Castle is tough reading.
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The Most Disastrous Clinical Trials In History
Clinical trials can usher in life-saving vaccines and treatments, but when things go wrong in a clinical trial, they can go spectacularly wrong.
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False Things You Believe About Benedict Arnold
Few individuals have captured public and patriotic ire in the same way as Benedict Arnold. Once a decorated American military officer, Arnold's name is now synonymous with the very idea of treason. So, let's take a look at some of the most common misconceptions about America's greatest traitor.
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Where Are All The Actors Who Played Jesus Today?
Where are all the actors who played Jesus today? Some resurrected their Hollywood careers, while others left their careers in the tomb.
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The Untold Truth Of Surfing Legend Duke Kahanamoku
Duke Kahanamoku is considered the father of modern surfing. He was not just a surfer. He was also an Olympic-level swimmer who broke records for his time and earned three gold medals and two silver. He also appeared in films and became a life-long ambassador of surfing and Hawaii.
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The Untold Truth Of Peter Cushing
Best known for his horror movie portrayals of Dr. Frankenstein and Van Helsing, Peter Cushing's journey to cult stardom was not an easy one.
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Dolly Parton Missed Out On Singing This Stevie Nicks Song
Stevie Nicks' song "After The Glitter Fades" featured on her debut album "Bella Donna" tells the mournful tale of falling out of love with fame and Hollywood.
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