The Surprising Way The 'Wolf Of Moscow' Was Finally Caught
Russian serial killer Vasili Komaroff, known as "The Wolf of Moscow," killed 33 people before he was eventually arrested by police at his home.
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How Many Victims Did The Bayou Strangler Really Have?
The Bayou Strangler was a serial killer in the mid-1990s who preyed on vulnerable men. He would strangle his victims and then leave them in fields or bayous.
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The Real Reason Bernie Leadon Left The Eagles
Band members come and band members go. Some keep the same lineup for years; others, it's like they've got a revolving door leading to participation.
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How Many Humans Have Ever Been Alive?
Currently there are nearly 9 billion people living on Earth and using its resources. But how many humans have ever been alive?
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The Truth About The Beach Boys' Relationship With Chuck Berry
It would be impossible to find pop musicians, including the Beach Boys, in the 1963 that weren't inspired in some way by rock 'n' roll pioneer Chuck Berry.
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The Woman Rasputin: The Truth About The Killer Nun
There's no shortage of instances of abuse within numerous religions. It doesn't often go so far as actual murder -- unless it involves Mariam Soulakiotis.
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The Truth About Keith Richards' Relationship With Ed Sheeran
Keith Richards and Ed Sheeran are both British guitar players who seem to share a mutual respect. Here is the truth about their relationship.
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How Many Victims Did 'The Werewolf' Mikhail Popkov Really Have?
Notorious serial killer Mikhail Popkov, also known as "The Werewolf," was born March 7, 1964, in Siberia. In 1992, he began murdering numerous women in Russia.
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The Truth Behind Elton John's Toxic Relationship With His Mother
The relationship between a parent and child is often emotionally rich, a lifesource. Sometimes, however, that relationship is at best strained.
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How Exactly Does The Immune System Work?
No question, the human body is a complex series of interactive systems designed to protect and grow. Primary among them is the immune system.
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The Sad Truth About Eminem & Kim Mathers' Marriage
The marriage of Eminem and Kim Mathers was one of the most tumultuous in the entertainment industry, often covered by the tabloids and followed closely by fans.
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What Happened To John Wayne's Children?
John Wayne is one of the most famous movie stars of all time, but what happened to his children? One became an actor himself, and two have died.
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Why The Eagles Sued The Real Hotel California
"Hotel California" by The Eagles is one of the band's most popular and iconic songs, but they actually sued the real Hotel California over a copyright issue.
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Whatever Happened To Tech N9ne?
In hip-hop, there are few artists as committed to the music or with a more dedicated fanbase than Tech N9ne. The rapper has released 24 albums since in 1999.
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The Tragic Death Of Paul O'Neill
In our modern age, more and more people are living longer and longer. It comes as a shock, then, when someone like Paul O'Neill dies at the age of 61.
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Brian Johnson Of AC/DC's Hobby Is Seriously High Stakes
Artists will often tell you they're more than their creative outlet -- James Garner, Steve McQueen, and Paul Newman all enjoyed a high-stakes hobby.
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This Was Aretha Franklin's Biggest Regret
Perhaps everyone has regrets at one point or another in life. Presidents, kings, queens -- even the Queen of Soul herself, Aretha Franklin, had one.
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1887 Time Capsule Unearthed Below Robert E. Lee Statue
Time capsules offer a glimpse into the past. Their contents give insights into the mindset of those who install them, as in a statue's base in Richmond.
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Why Lady Gaga Needed An On-Set Psychiatric Nurse For House Of Gucci
Ridley Scott's "House of Gucci" got more than its share of mixed reviews when it came out in November. Fans were unsatisfied except for one element: Lady Gaga.
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San Francisco Just Declared A Metallica Day. Here's Why
San Francisco Mayor London Breed officially announced December 16 as "Metallica Day" in honor of the band's 40-year anniversary, which included several events.
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The Real Gucci Family Has Something To Say About House Of Gucci
The Gucci family is not happy with how members of their family were depicted in "House of Gucci."
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What Does The Phrase 'Bah, Humbug' Really Mean?
Ebenezer Scrooge wasn't merely showing his displeasure when he uttered the words "bah, humbug!"
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The Real Reason These '80s Bands Broke Up
The 1980s was a huge decade for rock music, with iconic bands rising and, many times, quickly falling. Here's the real reason these '80s bands broke up.
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The Truth About The Rumors Surrounding Jayne Mansfield's Death
A celebrity's death almost always attracts theories of the conspiracy nature -- what, when, who? Jayne Mansfield's death in an auto accident is no exception.
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The Real Reason People Rarely Rode In Wagons On The Oregon Trail
Photographs and paintings we see today of these wagons going across the country often show us a couple of things. One of those is a fully packed wagon.
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Why These Birds Sing To Cool Down Their Eggs
It's true that music hath charms, both emotional and physiological. That applies to human beings. It also applies to a certain species of finch.
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The Myth Of Lamia Explained
In Greek mythology, Lamia was a demon who devoured children (via Britannica). But her story is more sympathetic than it sounds by that description.
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