This Is How The Freeway Killer Was Finally Caught
William Bonin, also known as California's "Freeway Killer," was caught in the act of assaulting his victim.
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The Surprising Way AC/DC's Music Is Being Used By Medical Researchers
Researchers found that AC/DC's "Thunderstruck" made cancer treatments more efficient.
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The Most Infamous Serial Killer Nurses
They kill because they like it, because they can, or because they believe they're putting an end to suffering. These are the most infamous serial killer nurses.
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What Sean Connery's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
Some performers specialize in playing a certain type of character -- think Hugh Grant. It doesn't always transfer to real life -- unless you were Sean Connery.
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The Truth About What Domestication Does To Animals
We hope that domesticated animals change in significant ways, mostly having to do with behavior. Are there physiological changes involved as well?
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The Highest Rated MythBusters Episode According To IMDb
The numbers speak for themselves. A long-term TV staple like "MythBusters" had its share of successful episodes, but there were still clear fan favorites.
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The Sad Truth About Prince Charles And Princess Diana's Marriage
Marriage is often hard work, even at the best of times. Lived under public scrutiny, the pressures mount, especially so for Charles and Diana.
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What's Really Inside Fort Knox?
They say the best way to keep a secret is to not tell anybody. It's no secret that the government's bullion depository at Fort Knox is full of gold. Or is it?
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Why Tammy Wynette's Kidnapping Remains A Mystery
In 1978, country signer Tammy Wynette was kidnapped, beaten, and left on an old country road. Or, was she? Here's why her alleged kidnapping remains a mystery.
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The Unsolved Mystery Of The Solway Spaceman
Jim Templeton doesn't know who it is in the photo he took of his daughter in 1964, but some believe the mysterious photobomber was a spaceman visiting earth.
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Where Did The Phrase 'Turn It Up To 11' Come From?
Movies and music have both given popular culture catch phrases that live on and on. Add some comedy, and the result is quite nearly everlasting.
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Why Oliver Cromwell Was Not The Heroic Lord Protector History Portrays Him To Be
Oliver Cromwell doesn't get quite the exposure that the various English monarchies attract. But in his time he was a significant influence on British history.
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What Alfred Hitchcock's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
Director Alfred Hitchcock's reputation resides on a body of films crafted to thrill and frighten. It's now clear that the audience wasn't alone in its fear.
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The Marx Brothers' Family Tree Explained
Numerous performers manage to convince the audience of relationships that only exist on stage or screen. What about family, like the Marx Brothers?
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The Real Reason Chimps And Gorillas Are Going To War
Though it feels like a scene from a dystopian movie's plot line, incidents of fatal encounters between chimps and gorillas in the wild are raising concerns.
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What Really Happened Between Gary Coleman And Todd Bridges On The Set Of Diff'rent Strokes
Wouldn't it be nice if the sunny relationships we see on TV spilled over into real life? Sometimes that happens; often, however, it doesn't.
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The Time Dolly Parton Lost A Dolly Parton Lookalike Contest
It seems like kind of a no-brainer: Who could possibly out-Dolly the one and only Dolly Parton? Come to find out, quite a few during a lookalike contest.
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The Tragic Execution Of The Pirate Captain Kidd
Funny thing, how governments will employ criminals on their behalf, until those criminals are no longer useful, like privateer/pirate Captain William Kidd.
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The Trojan Horse Debate Explained: Did It Exist?
The story of the Trojan horse has captured imaginations for millennia. As with many ancient accounts, the questions arise: Did it happen? Did it even exist?
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What Happened To The Iconic Chinese Rhinoceros Horn Cups From Antiques Roadshow?
The antiques business is a gamble, as "Antiques Roadshow" demonstrates every week. Think your object is worth millions? Not so much. Unless, of course, it is.
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The Construction Of The Ark Of The Covenant Explained
Thanks to Indiana Jones, people have heard of the Ark of the Covenant. Movies aside, there are accounts of the actual relic, including its construction.
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What Mick Jagger Had To Say About His Experimental Fashion Choices
Rolling Stones' frontman Mick Jagger has made a lot of experimental fashion choices. Here is what he had to say about his outfits over the years.
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What Humphrey Bogart's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
Lots of film acting consists of waiting for the next shot to be ready. Some actors read, or work crafts, or socialize. And Humphrey Bogart of "Casablanca"?
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Whatever Happened To LMFAO?
It's the rare show business duo-partnership that survives the lean years, and sometimes harder, the success. The duo LMFAO illustrates the point.
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Cornell Has A Brain Collection. Here's What You Should Know
Here's what you should know about Cornell University's brain collection, which was started in an effort to visibly see the differences in people's brains.
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How Historically Accurate Is The Movie The Alamo?
Hollywood never tires of releasing movies that tell the "real, true" history of an event. "The Alamo" from 2004 is one of the better examples.
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What Fencing Posture In NFL Athletes Means About Brain Injuries
You may not know about the fencing position and how it can help doctors and other medical personnel diagnose a head injury.
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