The Untold Truth Of Method Man
Undoubtedly, much of the group's appeal to listeners in the early days was thanks to Clifford Smith, aka Method Man. Here's his untold truth.
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Why Do Serial Killers Like Lighting Things On Fire?
The making of a serial killer hinges on a lot of factors, and it usually starts with the exhibition of certain disturbing behaviors.
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How The Ancient Romans Made Ice
It used to be said that the rich got their ice in the summer and the poor in the winter, so it balanced out. Was that also true during the Roman Empire?
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This Was The First American President To Resign
Scandal has been the undoing of many a career, whether in business, the arts, the military, or even -- perhaps especially -- national politics.
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The Verdict In The Murder Of Ahmaud Arbery Explained
Shortly before Thanksgiving in November 2021, all three men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery were found guilty of murder and now await sentencing.
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The Most Disliked Video On YouTube Has Over 220 Million Views
"YouTube Rewind 2018: Everyone Controls Rewind," had 19,124,328 dislikes as of April 22, 2021, and was "widely pilloried."
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'60s Rock Stars Accused Of Serious Crimes
Rock stars of the '60s weren't beyond reproach, many committing or allegedly committing crimes. Here are some '60s rock stars accused of serious crimes.
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The Origin Behind The Phrase Run-Of-The-Mill
Every day you utter dozens of idioms, proverbs, and figures of speech that would not make any sense to a non-native speaker, yet are uttered without a thought.
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The Strange Things Grace Kelly Had To Do To Become A Princess
There are fewer royal families these days than there used to be, but there are still requirements that go with the job, especially if you marry into it all.
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What You Didn't Know About Cleopatra's Writing
The name Cleopatra immediately evokes a sense of mystery, accomplishment, beauty, even myth. Add to that list the title "Cleopatra: Author."
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Dan Aykroyd's Relationship With Carrie Fisher Explained
Dan Aykroyd and Carrie Fisher first met on the set of "Saturday Night Live" in November 1978, and their relationship would continue to blossom over the years.
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The Real Reason Delmarva Never Became A State
If you're familiar with the Eastern Maryland shoreline, with its sweeping steely skies and scattered beach towns, you've likely heard the term Delmarva.
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The Only American Presidents To Be Assassinated
Trying to accomplish political change through assassination is, thankfully, a rarity in American history. So far, four chief executives have been assassinated.
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How 'A Visit From St. Nicholas' Shapes Christmas Even Today
People still debate authorship of "A Visit from St. Nicholas," aka "The Night Before Christmas." What can't be argued is its lasting influence on the holiday.
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The Real Reason We Celebrate Christmas On December 25
Why do we do what we do when we do it? Dates can be set in history, or randomly assigned. What's the story of December 25 and its association with Christmas?
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What We Still Don't Know About Dorothy Arnold's Disappearance
Dorothy Arnold lived a privileged and carefree life. That all came crashing down on December 12, 1910, when the 25-year-old left her home and disappeared.
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Whatever Happened In The Walter Collins Case?
On March 10, 1928, Christine Collins' world was turned upside down when her 9-year-old son, Walter, vanished near their Los Angeles home.
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The Truth About Katy Perry's Souvenirs From Fellow Celebrities
People collect lots of different things. McDonald's toys. Stamps. Autographs. Katy Perry started a celebrity-themed collection of her own. (Not autographs.)
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The Real Reason Pan Am Airlines Went Out Of Business
From 1927 to 1991, Pan Am was one of the most recognizable airlines in the United States. The company started as a small startup with a single float-plane.
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The Real Reason The Coca-Cola Logo Is Red
It seems like Coca-Cola has been around forever. Its ad campaigns and logos often feature the color red. There has to be a reason, of course. And here it is.
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The Real Reason People Have Middle Names
Today there's tons of buzz around picking names for babies. There is an entire industry of books and websites literally dedicated to helping name your child.
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The Scary Truth About Tina Fey's Facial Scar
Throughout her career, Fey has borne a scar on her face, barely visible to anyone not looking for it. At first she steadfastly refused to discuss it.
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The Real Reason Bird Poop Is White
Whether from a human or canine or another creature, most poop is plainly not white. Except from birds. Which raises the question: Why is bird poop so special?
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What Being One Of Hugh Hefner's Girlfriends Was Really Like
For good or ill, Hugh Hefner and his "Playboy" media machine were a part of pop culture for decades. What about the women with whom he surrounded himself?
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The Alligator Species That's On The Brink Of Extinction
Unlike its counterparts, this alligator is under extreme threat of extinction in the wild, with a natural population of only a few hundred individuals.
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Why World War I Helped Create The Candy Bar Boom
In previous (and later) conflicts, troops would often be on the move, the Great War's trench warfare meant soldiers and armies would remain static.
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Presidential Administrations With The Most White House Christmas Trees
The Christmas tree is a symbol of good cheer, marking the holidays for millions of Americans. That includes the White House. But will just one tree enough?
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