How Peter Lorre's Daughter Was Nearly A Victim Of The Hillside Strangler
Peter Lorre was considered one of Hollywood's great character actors who was typecast in dark roles — which may have actually saved his only daughter's life.
Read MorePeter Lorre was considered one of Hollywood's great character actors who was typecast in dark roles — which may have actually saved his only daughter's life.
Read MoreNot a lot of people know what happened in the Crimean War, which also means very few know that this conflict changed how people learn and feel about war.
Read MoreBenjamin Franklin is associated with many titles — inventor, Founding Father, writer, printer, postmaster, publisher, and possibly British spy.
Read MoreHitmen are a thing of legend, surrounded by more myth than most exciting ancient heroes, but Jorge "Rivi" Ayala was definitely the real deal.
Read MoreGovernor Andrew M. Cuomo officially announced his resignation on August 10 after months of mounting sexual harassment allegations from employees and others.
Read MoreThe Haast's eagle was a giant bird of prey believed to have weighed over 33 pounds and used its mass to kill the large herbivores.
Read MoreOn October 13, 1972, the Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 crashed in Argentina, and the subsequent days of survival would impress and disturb people worldwide.
Read MoreFor decades, scientists have wondered about the changes humans go through in space. That changed with an experiment conducted on twins Scott and Mark Kelly.
Read MoreAt the time of his death, Steve Irwin had big plans to build a zoo in Las Vegas, Nevada. Unfortunately, his dream was abandoned after he died.
Read MorePhotos making the rounds of the internet in July 2021 showed a black sports car, purportedly a $325,000 Ferrari, belonging to Joel Osteen.
Read MoreIf you've been to Sunday school or seen one of the countless movie portrayals, you know the story of Moses, Miriam, and the Egyptian Pharaoh.
Read MoreThere's something completely American about RV camping. Trailering or driving. It allow us to explore great campgrounds, national parks, and the whole U.S.
Read MoreCleopatra's story became popularized centuries later in the 1963 film "Cleopatra," which remains one of the most expensive films ever made.
Read MoreAs the oldest living civilization still in existence, China perfected the art of torture in order to terrorize its citizens into compliance.
Read MoreIt seems like musical understanding and aptitude is hard-wired into our neurology, much like language itself. But elephants and other animals respond, too.
Read MoreMost Christians on most days eat as if the Bible has given them broad leeway in their food choices. But is this actually true?
Read MoreOn August 5, 1962, Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe was found dead in her Los Angeles home at just 36 years old. What did her autopsy report reveal?
Read MoreIt is almost impossible to picture Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, without Christ the Redeemer, the massive statue of Jesus with the arms open wide over Guanabara Bay.
Read MoreFew things drive corporate greed with more acceleration than oil and money, and the Great Oil Heist of 2011 involves both of them.
Read MoreGeoff Nicholls, one of the longtime members of metal pioneers Black Sabbath, was literally behind the scenes for much of his tenure as the band's keyboardist.
Read MoreOne of the most popular figures of the U.S. labor movement, Eugene V. Debs was also the first person to run for president while in prison.
Read MoreHeaven's Gate was a cult formed in 1975 that lured their followers through Christian teachings paired with UFO-inspired mysticism. It all led to their deaths.
Read MoreThe conception of the rapture doesn't appear in the Bible. It arose out of developments in thought during the Great Awakenings of the 18th and 19th centuries.
Read MoreRobert Maudsley is considered the United Kingdom's most dangerous prisoner and has become known as "The Real Hannibal Lecter."
Read MoreHere's the simple method Heaven's Gate leaders Marshall Applewhite and Bonnie Nettles used to convince their followers to stay in the cult.
Read MoreBorn in 1847 near Dublin, Ireland, Bram Stoker, the author behind "Dracula," went through his own personal horrors as a child.
Read MoreHollywood lost one of its greatest talents when Academy Award-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman died in his home on February 2, 2014.
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