Details We Know About The Assassination Of Haitian President Jovenel Moise
Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, was assassinated in his home early Wednesday morning. Moïse and his wife were both shot, though she is expected to survive.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using The Overhead Air Vents On Airplanes
Everybody knows to flush the airplane toilet with a wadded-up paper towel but the rest of your flight isn't exactly germ-free either. Here's what to avoid.
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Charlton Heston: Things You Don't Remember About The Legend
Charlton Heston, known for his chiseled features and epic roles, gathered a wide range of fans -- and detractors -- but there was nothing simple about him.
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The Truth About The Last Flight Of The Concorde
Many of us think of technological progress as an endless upward march leading to a future where anything is possible. This was not the case for the Concorde.
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Whatever Happened To The Chocolate Rain Guy?
Back in 2007, Adam Nyerere Bahner, better known by the pseudonym Tay Zonday, recorded a song about the Black experience in America and released it on YouTube.
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Why Nikki Sixx Turned Down An Offer To Join Quiet Riot
Nikki Sixx was once offered a chance to play bass in the band Quiet Riot, but he passed on the opportunity, and with good reason.
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The Tragic Death Of Leland And Jane Stanford's Son
In 1868, Leland and Jane Stanford welcomed their only child into the world. Though he would die before age 16, he nevertheless had a huge impact on the world.
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Thomas Edison Didn't Actually Invent The Lightbulb. Here's Why
Born in Ohio on February 11, 1847, Thomas Edison acquired over 1,000 patents, including for the light bulb, phonograph, and the first motion picture cameras.
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The Truth About Jekyll And Hyde's Connection To Jack The Ripper
Robert Louis Stevenson wrote a story inspired by a nightmare in just three days. "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" was released in January 1886.
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The Bizarre Reason WWI's Zeppelin Bombings Popularized Pajamas
What couldn't have been known by the Germans that used the Zeppelin against Britain, is that the bombs they dropped during World War I sparked a fashion trend.
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The Untold Truth Of The Dragon Man, Homo Longi
An examination of the skull found in 1933 revealed that it is at least 146,000 years old, based on uranium series dating. It has thick brows and a wide mouth.
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The Truth About Paul McCartney's Relationship With Ringo Starr
As the last two surviving Beatles, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr continue to carry on the iconic band's legacy. Here's a look at their relationship.
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How Charles Dickens Really Felt About His Kids
Charles Dickens relationships with his ten children were complex. He was doting and patient in their childhoods but increasingly distant as they got older.
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Kenneth Marshall Rumsey: The Truth About The Man Who Killed Lee Roy Martin
While serving time for the murders of four women, Lee Roy Martin was stabbed to death by another inmate named Kenneth Marshall Rumsey.
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15 Athletes To Watch During The Tokyo Olympics
We've compiled a handy guide of some of the most fascinating Olympians in Tokyo. Let's take a look at the 15 athletes to watch during the Tokyo Olympics.
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The Unexpected Ways Barbra Streisand Spends Her Millions
Barbra Streisand has amassed a sizable fortune, estimated at a pretty $400 million. Let's find out the unexpected ways Barbra Streisand spends her millions.
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The Untold Truth Of The Olympic Flame
The iconic Olympic flame is a tradition passed down from the ancient Olympics. That's not to say the modern Olympic flame hasn't had some stories of its own.
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The Truth About Bruce Springsteen's Olympian Daughter
Rock singer Bruce Springsteen's daughter is headed for the Tokyo Olympic Games this month.
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The Truth About NASA's Newest Chief Bill Nelson
In April, former Senator Bill Nelson was confirmed by the Senate as the new administrator for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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Here's How R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe Avoided Death Three Times
Michael Stipe, the lead vocalist for one of the most influential rock bands in music history, R.E.M., has avoided death at least three times.
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The Part Of Ukraine's Military Uniform That Makes No Sense
A photograph of female Ukrainian soldiers rehearsing for an upcoming parade has caused nationwide controversy and outrage.
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Why Ex-Cop Chancy Jones Murdered His Mistress
Ex-cop Chancy Jones waived his Miranda rights and provided a written statement admitting he shot and killed his former mistress, Phyllis Malone.
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The Tragic Death Of Aaron Burr
Aaron Burr became a successful attorney. He became vice-president in 1800, but would enter history as one of the most controversial political names in the U.S.
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Here's How Much Godzilla Would Weigh According To Scientists
Throughout the years, Godzilla has gone through many transformations. He's gotten bigger, taller, heavier, and more violent as new movies get released.
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The Truth About Anne Frank's Father Otto
Anne Frank's diary wouldn't have been made public if it weren't for her father Otto. Of everyone who hid alongside Anne, her father was the only one to survive.
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Why Mick Jagger's Autobiography Was Canceled
Mick Jagger's autobiography was started in the 1980s after the singer accepted a big advance from a publisher, but he never finished it.
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The Tragic Death Of Lord Byron
While Byron represented the dark, brooding, romantic figure of that era, he was also a real-life hero, and his tragic death was in the service of freedom.
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