The Tragic Death Of Legendary Serial Killer Detective Robert Keppel
Robert Keppel, who was instrumental in solving two of the most notorious serial killer cases in the U.S., died on June 14, 2021, at the age of 76.
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Why Simone Biles' Vault Move Is Really So Dangerous
Biles was seen doing an exceptionally risky and dangerous move that, if she pulls it off during the olympiad, could even bear her name going forward.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Edith Piaf
Edith Piaf's life and music were filled with sadness, tragedy, glamour, and triumph, and were so quintessentially French.
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What Was Skid Row's Johnny Solinger's Net Worth When He Died?
Before his death on June 26, Johnny Solinger was most famous for being the singer of rock band Skid Row, taking the place of Sebastian Bach.
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Courtney Love Comes For Olivia Rodrigo After 'Theft'
In June 2021, Courtney Love announced a new public beef, this time with an up-and-coming musician a third of her age.
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Could Megalodon Sharks Exist Today?
Heavy competition from other species and a shrinking habitat could have played a role in the disappearance of the megalodon, the world's largest shark.
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What We Know About The Death Of Skid Row's Johnny Solinger
Here's what we know about the recent death of Johnny Solinger, ex-frontman of hard rock/metal band Skid Row.
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The 'Giggling Granny' Serial Killer Relied On This Method To Murder Her Family
The 'Giggling Granny' Nannie Doss was an unusual serial killer in that all of her known and suspected victims were members of her family.
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The Truth About Jennie Wade In The Battle Of Gettysburg
The American Civil War began in 1861, and by June 1863, the war had moved to Pennsylvania where the Union Army and the Confederates clashed at Gettysburg.
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Here's Why This College Student Got Sued For Graduating Too Early
In 2012, a German university sued one of its students for finishing his bachelor's and master's degrees in just three semesters.
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The Truth About Julio Iglesias' Terrible Car Accident
Julio Iglesias has melted the hearts of fans everywhere with his silky smooth, Spanish-accented crooning voice and has sold over 100 million records.
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The Scary Thing Amazon's Facial Recognition Can Do
Amazon's facial recognition was launched with the promise to dramatically increase developers' use of machine learning in the analysis of digital images.
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What Only Lynyrd Skynyrd Superfans Knew About Gary Rossington
Gary Rossington was with Lynyrd Skynyrd from the start, and was the band's last surviving member. Here are some facts about the guitarist you might not know.
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Why Rage Against The Machine Was Banned From SNL
Rage Against the Machine was banned from Saturday Night Live in 1996 for a controversial incident that never got to be seen on-air.
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Every Pride Flag Explained
Sexuality is even more varied than the colors of the rainbow, and there are some brilliantly beautiful flags to show it. Here's what those symbols really mean.
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The Untold Truth Of Carole King
Carole King made history as a woman in music, and paved the way for new generations of female singer-songwriters. Here are things you may not know about her.
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Derek Chauvin's Prison Sentence Explained
Derek Chauvin was sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison on June 25 for George Floyd's murder; the judge said Chauvin abused his position of trust and authority.
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The Truth About Dorothea Puente's Death
When the police arrested Dorothea Puente in 1988, her neighbors and acquaintances could not believe it. How did the convicted murder meet her own end?
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The Truth About Cher's Tragic Childhood
These days, Cher has everything money can afford. However, the singer grew up in a different reality.
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The Real Reason Spider-Man Visited The Pope
Unless you're at a particularly interesting costume party, it's unlikely you'd see Spider-Man and the pope anywhere near one another, but it happened this year.
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The Real Reason Paul Stanley Didn't Like The First 3 KISS Albums
"I was never a fan of the first three albums, sonically."
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The Sad Truth About The Man Who Advocated For Snake-Handling Rights
Pastor Jamie Coots died for his beliefs. The Pentecostal preacher who practiced venomous snake handling as part of his faith could only be lucky so many times.
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The Most Dangerous American States
Danger is an inextricable fact of life. Here are the most dangerous American states in various categories.
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The Truth About The Invention Of The First ATM
You may pass by an ATM on a regular basis without giving it much thought, but how did this machine come to be, anyway?
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This Was Huey Lewis' Biggest Regret Of His Career
Regrets, musicians have had a few. Huey Lewis is no exception to the rule but the '80s rocker's biggest regret is not exactly what you might be expecting.
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Why We're Worried About Hall & Oates' Next Album
Lost in the shuffle of the pandemic and comeback tour, however, is the discussion of Hall & Oates' new album.
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The Untold Truth Of The Iroquois Midwinter Festival
The Iroquois Confederacy, or Haudenosaunee ("people who build a house") is an alliance of six nations whose Midwinter Festival offers the chance to give thanks.
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