The Truth About The 'Stelliferous Era' Of The Universe
The Stelliferous Era is the era we are living in right now, the only era in which the stars and life as we know it can exist, before the cosmos comes to an end.
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The Least Popular Rolling Stones Album Might Surprise You
The least popular Rolling Stones album might surprise you, as might the most popular among six studio albums Grunge asked readers to choose from.
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This Is How Much Bruce Springsteen Is Actually Worth
Bruce Springsteen is halfway to being a billionaire, with the Boss still earning bank each year; Springsteen's new album will celebrate the American West.
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Here's Why Simple Minds Almost Didn't Make Don't You (Forget About Me)
In the pantheon of '80s music, there's no more quintessential song than "(Don't You) Forget About Me" by Simple Minds - but the band almost passed on it.
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The Devastating Death Of Charles Grodin
Born Charles Grodinski on April 21, 1935, in Boston, Charles Grodin went on to become one of the most-popular comedic and Broadway stars of the 1970s and 1980s.
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What Was Charles Grodin's Net Worth When He Died?
Charles Grodin found fame after starring in multiple film hits, including "Rosemary's Baby," "The Heartbreak Kid," and "Midnight Run."
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What You Should Know About The Royal Pets
For the British Royal Family, it's all about the dogs. Other animals have entered castle grounds, but it's canines that are the essential royal companions.
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The Tragic Death Of Alexander Hamilton's Best Friend
Alexander Hamilton first met his best friend John Laurens, an aide-de-camp to George Washington, while serving in the Continental Army.
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Discovery Channel Shows You Shouldn't Watch With Your Kids
Discovery is a network for all things strange and off-the-beaten-path. But some shows may not be appropriate for kids.
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The Kurt Cobain Theory About His Death That Changes Everything
Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain's death in 1994 was ruled a suicide but 25 years later, the theory that he was actually murdered is still alive and well.
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The Pawn Stars Wanted This Insanely Expensive Jimi Hendrix Item
The guys of History Channel's Pawn Stars know a valuable item when they see it, and this Jimi Hendrix item was certainly no exception.
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How Much It Really Cost For Grace Kelly To Become A Princess
Grace Kelly retired from acting to become a princess of Monaco, and, predictably, it was not a cheap process.
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The Aftermath Of The Great Depression Is More Messed Up Than You Know
International trends, federal laws, local ordinances, and prejudices all steered response to the depression, and its aftermath is still in effect right now.
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The Chillicothe Six: The Chilling Disappearance & Murder Of Six Women In Rural Ohio
Over the course of 14 months, between the spring of 2014 and the summer of 2015, several women disappeared from the area around Chillicothe, Ohio.
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The Suspicious Purchases Xavier Dupont De Ligonnes Made Before The Murder Of His Family
Xavier Dupont de Ligonnes' movements both before and after the murders of his family were definitely suspicious.
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How A Radiation-Eating Fungus Growing In Chernobyl Could Save Future Astronauts
It was believed that the area surrounding Chernobyl would remain unfit for life — until scientists discovered a fungus living within the radioactive territory.
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Here's Where We Got The Word 'Genocide'
While mass killings based on religious, social, or ethnic basis have happened throughout history, there wasn't actually a word for 'genocide; until 1944.
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Here's How The Dead Sea Scrolls Were Discovered
The Dead Sea scrolls were discovered over 70 years ago in the Qumran Caves in a series of events that sound like they're straight out of an Indiana Jones movie.
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The Tragic Death Of Alexander Hamilton's Son
Philip Hamilton was born to Alexander and Eliza Schuyler Hamilton on January 22, 1782, but like his father, Philip was killed after a duel.
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This Was Bret Hart's Biggest Challenge In Life
Bret "The Hitman" Hart has had an illustrious career that has seen him get inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame for his many achievements.
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The Tragic Death Of John Candy's Father
John Candy, the jovial and lovable comedic actor who was a mainstay in 1980s movies, suffered a tragic loss when he was around 4 years old.
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The Surprising Secret To Longevity This 111-Year-Old Man Swears By
Dexter Kruger might be the oldest living person with a Twitter account, and he says he's kept on chugging along due to an unexpected — yet tasty — snack.
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Details We Know About Serial Killer Todd Kohlhepp's Childhood
Serial killer Todd Kohlhepp, the real estate agent convicted of killing seven people in South Carolina from 2003 to 2016, has been violent since childhood.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Coldplay
Coldplay is, by far, one of the most successful bands in the world, but the ride hasn't always been easy. This is the tragic real-life story of Coldplay.
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23% Of People Aren't Fans Of This Hit AC/DC Song
AC/DC has been so influential, you'd be hard-pressed to not find the band named in a list as one of the greatest acts in rock music.
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This Is Where John Gotti's Son Really Ended Up
Like his father before him, John "Junior" Gotti reportedly served as the head of the Gambino crime family from 1992 to 1999.
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Inside The Amazing Artistry Of 3D Tattoos
We now have the tools to bring to life some of the most lucid, unbelievable products of human imagination and craft: the mind-blowing artistry of 3D tattoos.
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