Things You Get Wrong About Adam And Eve
You can't get much more basic than Adam and Eve, but some people still get quite a lot wrong about the pair. So, what really happened to Adam and Eve?
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Whatever Happened To Dido?
Dido first became famous when Eminem used the chorus from her song "Thank You" for "Stan." After a 15-year hiatus, she's returning to touring.
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Can You Buy An Olympic Medal?
Yes you can. But plan on likely spending thousands. Medals have been procured from sources ranging from auction houses to pawn shops.
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The Untold Truth Of The World's First Novel
"The Tale of Genji" is widely considered to be the world's first novel. It was written in Japan centuries before the first English novel to be published.
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Cocaine Cowboys: The Truth About Willy And Sal's Friendship
The "Cocaine Cowboys: The Kings of Miami" documentary dropping on Netflix gives us a look into the high-spending, lavishly living cocaine cowboys of '80s Miami.
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Why Rolanso Lexune Killed His Unsuspecting Mistress
Rolanso Lexune was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison for killing his fiance and mistress Deneisha Smith. But why did he do it?
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Misha Defonseca: What The Disgraced Writer Is Doing Today
Misha Defonseca shocked the world with her story of survival after the Nazis arrested her parents. But it was all a lie. Here's what she's doing today.
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The World Records Daredevil Nik Wallenda Has Broken
Nik Wallenda, who has dubbed himself the "King of the High Wire," is a veteran daredevil with an astonishing number of Guinness World Records.
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The Truth About Orson Welles' Difficult Childhood
Orson Welles was a complex person who did so much in life that biographer Simon Callow was not able to write about Welles in just one book.
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Ancient Greek Warship Discovered In Egypt's Lost City Of Luxor
An ancient Greek warship that was amazingly preserved inside layers of hardened clay was recently discovered in the Lost City of Luxor.
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The Twelve Labors Of Hercules Explained
Hercules, or Heracles, is one of the most famous figures of Greek mythology, especially for his Twelve Labors. Here are the Twelve Labors of Hercules explained.
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Here's What's Inside El Chapo's Prison Cell
In 2019, Mexican cartel leader Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera, or El Chapo, was sent to ADX-Florence, a supermax prison located in Florence, Colorado.
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The Tragic Story Of The Hart Family
What officials first thought was a tragic accident soon betrayed the horrifying truth of the crash that killed the Harts and their six adopted children.
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What Happened To The Cast Of Rock Of Love?
At the height of its reality TV show era, the VH1 network produced some pretty classic dating game shows, such as "Rock of Love with Bret Michaels."
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Here's How Small A Hole Can Be For An Octopus To Escape
The latest headlines show yet another octopus escape artist that chooses to squeeze its unthinkably large body into an itty-bitty hole.
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The Strange Tale Of The Mine-Detecting Rat Who Won A Gold Medal
In September 2020, Magawa the HeroRAT was awarded a gold medal for saving dozens of lives in Cambodia by sniffing out land mines.
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How American History Classes Lie About Who Won WWII
In American history classes, schoolchildren are taught that the United States swooped in to save the day during WWII. Unfortunately, it's a complete lie.
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Out Of Every Guns N' Roses Album, One Stands Above The Rest
When Guns N' Roses came onto the mainstream rock music scene with the release of their first album in 1987, it was obvious these guys were the real deal.
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This Bizarre Cheese Law Sounds Fake But Is Actually Real
When laws are enacted, you would assume it's for the greater good. Okay, so maybe that's debatable, but most of the time, that's what laws are meant to do.
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Out Of Every Led Zeppelin Song, One Stands Above The Rest
When you look at radio airplay numbers, streaming figures, and critical reception, one Led Zeppelin song stands out above the rest.
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The Best TV Shows Of The 1960s
The 1960s were a turbulent time, and many of the decade's most popular TV shows provided an escape. Here are the best TV shows of the 1960s.
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The Surprising Truth About Peter Dinklage's Punk Band
Peter Dinklage is best-known for portraying the character of Tyrion Lannister in "Game of Thrones" but his career in showbiz actually began very differently.
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What Did Hitler Look Like In Color?
Almost everybody is familiar with German dictator Adolph Hitler's appearance. Color photographs of him, though, are exceedingly rare.
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The Myth About Pocahontas You Need To Stop Believing
Thanks to some crafty storytelling techniques, most Americans believe that Pocahontas was a young woman who fell madly in love with John Smith.
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Here's Why The US Military Recruited Official UFO Hunters
UFO hunters have been watching the skies in growing numbers since the Roswell incident, but more sightings and government transparency have ramped up interest.
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The Dark Truth Behind Disney World's First Hostage Situation
In 2000, Walt Disney World experienced a hostage situation that took several hours to resolve and stemmed from a bitter family feud.
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Things Making A Murderer Didn't Tell You
When "Making a Murderer" was released on Netflix, it immediately had viewers debating whether Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey were guilty or innocent.
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