The Biggest Theories As To Why The Heart Shape Doesn't Look Like The Human Heart
It's said that some people wear their heart on their sleeves. Heart-shaped candy boxes, heart-shaped emojis -- but they don't really look like a heart. Why?
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The Untold Truth Of Olympic Figure Skater Mariah Bell
Most figure skaters compete as teenagers and retire soon after. This is not the case for Bell. She later said that "skating doesn't end at a certain age."
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The Untold Truth Of Busta Rhymes
Listening to Busta Rhymes' music is a memorable experience, but you may not be familiar with the man behind the tunes. This is the untold truth of Busta Rhymes.
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What Does A Scream Sound Like In Space?
Picture it: You're trapped in space on a ship that is rapidly deteriorating. You want to scream, but will anyone hear you? Let's take a look and find out.
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The Sad Tale Of The Bat Who Went To Space
While human astronauts tend to get all the attention, lots of animals have been sent into space, too. Here's the sad tale of the bat who went to space.
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The Haunted History Of Ozzie And Harriet's Home
Meet Ozzie and Harriet Nelson and their two sons, David and Ricky (though many of you probably already have). Now, meet their ghost.
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Who Are Tom Petty's Kids?
Tom Petty was a Heartbreaker, but he was more than that, too. Married twice, Petty had two daughters from his first marriage and a stepson from his second.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt's VP Ran Against Him. Here's Why
Franklin D. Roosevelt is noted in American history for having to face his former vice president in the Democratic Primary. Here's the story.
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How X-Rays Became The Backbone Of Bootleg Music In 1950s Russia
One fateful day in the 1940s, a man wandered into a Leningrad photography shop run by a style-savvy ex-soldier named Stanislav Philo.
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What Happens After The International Space Station Is Retired?
The first pieces of the International Space Station, or ISS, were first launched into space in 1998. What happens after it's retired over the next decade?
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The First Actor To Break The $1 Million Threshold Might Surprise You
Some actors today make ridiculous sums of money for their role in a film. But, that wasn't always the case. Here's the first actor to break $1 million.
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The Only Starting Quarterbacks To Win The Super Bowl And National Championships
The great thing about records is that there's always another one to strive for, in nearly any field of achievement, but especially when it comes to sports.
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The Truth Behind LL Cool J's Feud With Jamie Foxx
Movie sets can be high-stress environments for everyone involved, from caterers to the director. Actors can feel it, which sometimes leads to poor choices.
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The Only Volcano Magma Chamber People Can Actually Visit
Volcanoes are dangerous places and many of them are too volatile to visit. Intrepid explorers can, however, descend into the magma chamber of one volcano.
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Do Fire Eaters Really Eat Fire?
Have you ever watched someone spew flames out of their mouth like they were ready to take over Westeros with Daenerys Targaryen on their back?
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These Florida Beaches Are A Treasure Trove For Long-Lost Relics
There is a stretch of beaches in Florida where you can really dig for buried treasure! The reason is a disaster that occurred hundreds of years ago.
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Celebs Who Attended Hollywood High School
As you might expect from a high school in the middle of Los Angeles, Hollywood High School counts dozens of famous entertainers among its alumni.
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The Truth About Marlon Brando's Private Island
Marlon Brando fell in love with the island lifestyle and in the 1970s and 1980s, Brando was known for flying his celebrity friends out to visit.
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What Was The Last Album John Lennon Recorded Before He Died?
The last album John Lennon ever recorded was released just weeks before his death in December 1980.
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What's The Difference Between TNT And Dynamite?
Anyone who's ever watched an old Sunday morning cartoon has seen characters try to blow each other up with a plunger of TNT or a stick of dynamite.
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The Reason Pandas Are So Important To Chinese Culture
Over the centuries, some countries have come to be associated with animals. So why are pandas so important to Chinese culture? Let's find out.
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Who Really Inspired The Beatles Song And I Love Her?
"And I Love Her," the Beatles classic from "A Hard Day's Night," has long been celebrated as one of Paul McCartney's most enduring ballads. Who is it about?
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Why Greece Always Enters First In The Olympic Parade Of Nations
The Olympic opening ceremonies are always a huge event. But why does Greece always enters first in the Olympic Parade of Nations? Let's find out.
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Is This Why Joe Rogan Is So Important To Spotify?
Spotify, the popular music service, acquired the exclusive streaming rights to the podcast "The Joe Rogan Experience" for a reported $100 million in 2020.
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The Real Reason Chester Bennington Left Stone Temple Pilots
Stone Temple Pilots never got to record a full-length album with Chester Bennington, and that was because he parted ways with the band in the fall of 2015.
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Saints Depicted Carrying Dismembered Body Parts Explained
Artists have often chosen to depict martyrs carrying odd items -- their own body parts. This is saints depicted carrying dismembered body parts explained.
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Did Clark Gable Make The Same Movie Twice?
Hollywood has never been shy about remaking a movie -- "A Christmas Carol," for instance. But remaking a movie with the very same leading actor?
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