Here's What We Know About The Russian Serial Killer Danilovsky Maniac
The bodies of seven women and girls were found in and around Cherepovets, Russia, and their unknown killer was dubbed "The Danilovsky Maniac."
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Jorge Salcedo Cabrera: The Cali Cartel's Secret Spy Currently In Witness Protection
Spies worked as informants for the Drug Enforcement Administration. Jorge Salcedo Cabrera was one; he helped bring down a whole cartel in Colombia in the 1990s.
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The Real Reason Steve Irwin's Father Left Australia Zoo
In 2008, Bob Irwin, Australia Zoo founder and patriarch of the Irwin family, left the zoo he'd called home for more than half his life. So why did he do it?
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Here's Why Women In Afghanistan Are Fighting To Use Their Own Names
Women's rights activist Laleh Osmany has started to fight against the controversial Afghanistan tradition of keeping women's names private.
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The Truth About Slipknot Guitarist Mick Thomson's Knife Fight With His Brother
In 2015, Slipknot guitarist Mick Thomson tried to settle an argument with his brother in a very metal way: they got into a knife fight and stabbed each other.
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What Charles Manson's Life In Prison Was Really Like
Charles Manson's behavior was as compelling as a train wreck. Even being locked up in prison for almost 50 years didn't thwart his chaos and violence.
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The Most Disturbing Parts Of The Bible Ranked
The Bible is full of stories that feature murder, incest, cannibalism, and other horrific events. These are the most disturbing parts of the Bible ranked.
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How The King's Speech Ignored King George VI's True Story
As the immortalized speeches of Winston Churchill were yet to come, in 1939 it fell upon King George VI to overcome his stutter and address the public.
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The Extremely Violent Way Sid Wilson Convinced Slipknot To Hire Him
Slipknot's DJ, Sid Wilson, was a later addition after the core had already formed. Here's the violent way he made an impression on the band.
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Here's What You Didn't Know About Faceless Fish
No longer a thing of fairy tales or nightmares, this fish without a face has officially joined the 9% of sea creatures we've both observed and classified.
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How Long Does It Take To Read The Quran?
The Bible, the sacred text of Jews and Christians, and the Quran, the sacred text of the world's approximately 2 billion Muslims, share several similarities.
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Is Attica Prison Still Used Today?
In the late 1920s, New York had an overcrowding problem in its prisons, so the Attica Correctional Facility was built and opened in 1931.
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Inside The Soviet Boycott Of The 1984 Olympics
Given that the Olympics were so deeply infiltrated by politics and war, there's clearly a lot more story to what happened with the boycott of the 1984 Olympics.
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This Is How Many Attica Inmates Died During The 1971 Riot
The Attica Prison riot of 1971 is considered one of the most catastrophic episodes in New York's history. Dozens died and confusion reigned for several days.
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What The Number 4 Really Means In The Bible
An object or word has symbolism based on cultural understandings. Part of the challenge of Biblical scholarship is understanding the context of the writings.
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The Tragic Story Of The Huascaran Avalanche In Peru
Besides its magnificent beauty, Mount Huascaran is also the cause of one of the most catastrophic natural disasters in Peru's history.
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The Untold Truth About Being A Pin-Up Model
Pin-up models, past and present, have faced a mixed reception. From bicycle girls to today's alt models, this is the untold truth about being a pin-up model.
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Crazy Things People Used To Believe About Shirley Temple
Throughout Shirley Temple's acting career, some bizarre rumors have persisted about her. Here's the crazy things people used to believe about Shirley Temple.
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Rulers Who Relied On Astrology To Make Decisions
You might think Mercury in retrograde isn't a big deal. Your nation's leader might think otherwise. Here are rulers who relied on astrology to make decisions.
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What Was Slipknot Drummer Joey Jordison's Net Worth When He Died?
Slipknot co-founder Joey Jordison died on July 26. Find out what his impressive net worth was from his long music career.
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The Devastating Death Of Slipknot Drummer Joey Jordison
Former Slipknot drummer and co-founder Joey Jordison has died at the age of 46. Jordison, Paul Gray, and Shawn Crahan formed the heavy metal band in 1995.
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Sammy Gravano: The Dangerous Mobster Who's Free In Witness Protection
Mafia hitman Sammy "The Bull" Gravano killed at least 19 people, but went free in the witness protection program. Here's what he's been up to since.
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Here's What You Should Do If You Win The Lottery
Winning the lottery means you're set for life, right? Uh, not so much. Here's how NOT to lose it all after you win big. You can thank us (with cash) later.
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The Meaning Of The Cockatrice In The Bible Explained
The Bible has some really weird stuff in it, including the cockatrice — a creature born from the egg of a rooster. So how did it wind up in the Bible?
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This Is Why Erik The Red Moved To Iceland
Erik the Red, aka Eirikr rauði Þorvaldsson, got his nickname allegedly for his fiery ginger hair and beard and tempestuous nature. He discovered Greenland, too.
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Here's What The 2020 Olympic Medals Are Actually Made Of
The medals in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics have a special twist to them.
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How A Broke Businessman Took The Monte Carlo Casino For Millions Using Math
A century and a half ago, one man took his gambling prowess to Europe's biggest and grandest casino: the one at Monte Carlo.
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