How Many Movies Was Shirley Temple In?
Multi-talented Shirley Temple charmed the country with her acting, singing, and dancing. Her films helped Americans get through the Great Depression.
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How The Casanova Killer Romanced His Victims To Death
Paul John Knowles was known as The Casanova Killer for his deadly charm, which he used to kill at least 18 people in five states.
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Here's What Would Happen If You Fired A Gun In Space
The vast majority of the scientific experiments conducted in space have had to do with space itself, such as its effects on the astronauts or the spacecraft.
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The Truth About The TikTok Account Claiming To Be From 2027
In February 2021, a mysterious TikTok user posted a video of an apparently deserted Valencia, Spain, and claimed to be from the year 2027.
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The Single Clue That Brought Down The Rolex Killer
The body of an unknown man wearing a Rolex watch with oyster casing was found in the English Channel, which would help the police solve the case.
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Out Of Every Beatles Album, One Stands Above The Rest
Here's the Beatles album that, compared to the others, arguably stands out for more than just one reason.
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How Louis Armstrong's Lips Were Affected By His Playing Style
Jazz pioneer Louis Armstrong gave it all in every performance of his career, which had a particularly gruesome effect on his lips.
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This Is Why The Trail Of Tears Really Happened
President Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act, and the U.S. government began forcefully removing Native peoples from their homes in a deadly march.
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The Real Reason Venice Was Built On Water
The waterways of Venice are some of the most well-known images of modern Italy, with small boats traversing the road-like network of canals.
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Here's How Many Awards Walt Disney Really Won
With all of his artistic accomplishments, it's no surprise that Walt Disney received an impressive number of awards in his lifetime, acknowledging his work.
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The Truth About Infamous Serial Killer Jack The Stripper
In the 1960s, serial killer Jack the Stripper terrorized the streets of London and claimed the lives of several sex workers who he left stripped naked.
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How A Man Got Stranded On An Abandoned Ship For 4 Years
Humans have been navigating the seas for thousands of years, and untold numbers of them have wound up stranded for one reason or another.
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One Man Volunteered To Go To Auschwitz. Here's Why
Polish army captain Witold Pilecki knew they needed information about what was really going on inside the Germans' newly developed work camp, Auschwitz.
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What You Didn't Know About Aaron Burr's Secret Second Family
Aaron Burr had a tragic family life. Actually he had two family lives. Recent scholarship has uncovered that he had a secret second family.
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The Dark Story Of John George Haigh, The Acid Bath Killer
John George Haigh, also known as the Acid Bath Killer, was one of the most notorious serial killers in England with a particularly macabre tool in his arsenal.
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The Truth About Shirley Temple's Life After Acting
On December 16, 1950, Temple announced her retirement from Hollywood. She was 22 years old. The same day, she married her second husband, Charles Alden Black.
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The Myth About The American Flag You Need To Stop Believing
The history of the United States of America has its share of historical myths, including one widely believed about the American flag.
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The Terrible Consequences Of The Great Leap Forward
China's Great Leap Forward, carried out by the Chinese Communist Party, lasted from 1958 to 1961 and had some terrible consequences.
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The Untold Truth Of The Merry Pranksters
If America is an open road, then the American counterculture of the 1960s is best described as a bus, hand-painted, loaded, and roaring toward the horizon.
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The Real Reason George Washington Executed The First Presidential Pardon
Our founding father and initial president, George Washington, gave the first pardon on November 2, 1795, and it had to do with whiskey.
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The Truth About Belle Gunness' Lover And Accomplice, Ray Lamphere
Belle Gunness was accused of murdering at least 25 people, but her story eventually came to a mysterious end thanks to her accomplice, Ray Lamphere.
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The Truth About Jens Soering And Elizabeth Haysom's Relationship
Jens Söering and Elizabeth Haysom met in 1984 while pursuing their undergraduate degrees. Eventually, they were suspects in the murder of Haysom's parents.
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What The Last Few Days Of Amy Winehouse's Life Were Like
When singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse's death was announced on July 23, 2011, the news was more sad than shocking, as she'd been on the brink of recovery.
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The Dark Truth Behind The Time Tickling Was Used As Torture
Horrendous torture techniques such as water boarding, stretching of the limbs, head crushing, and even tickling was used in the past.
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Fred Durst From Limp Bizkit Is Unrecognizable Now
Fred Durst from Limp Bizkit launched a new look on his social media the other day that have some fans comparing him to Metallica's James Hetfield.
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These Stanford University Murders Were Linked To A Satanic Cult
A fear of cults was growing in the American psyche, and they found an outlet in the brutal murder of a young Stanford student named Arlis Perry in 1974.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Joey Jordison
To Joey Jordison, music was life. And even after overcoming great adversity later in life, he continued to do what he loved and made music until the end.
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