The Truth About The Queen's $250k Bentley Going To Auction
Queen Elizabeth II's rare, deep green Bentley Mulsanne, used between 2013 and 2015 while in residence at Buckingham Palace, is up for sale.
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Victorian Period Movies That Got History Totally Wrong
Period films are made to be entertaining but historically inaccurate movies can give misconceptions of history. Here are films that got Victorian history wrong.
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Where These Legendary Rock Stars Are Buried
If you missed the chance to see some of your favorite musical icons perform live, visiting the place where they're buried is a good way to pay your respects.
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The Real Reason The United States Acquired Florida From Spain
Why would such a seemingly powerful global force as Spain hand over a significant piece of its lands, the Florida territory, to the U.S. in 1819?
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The Real Reason West Virginia Broke Away From Virginia
The story behind the creation of our 35th state is a lot more complex than you might think. Here's the real reason West Virginia broke away from Virginia.
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What Was Olympia Dukakis' Net Worth When She Died?
Olympia Dukakis leaves behind an extensive body of work and significant offscreen accomplishments, as well as a substantial amount of money in the bank.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Olympia Dukakis
Sadly, "Moonstruck" actress and director Olympia Dukakis has died. The actress was 89 when she died on Saturday in New York.
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How Vincent Gigante Became A Gangster
Before his unique Mafia stint ('The Oddfather'), eventual arrest, and death, Vincent 'The Chin' Gigante began like many mobsters before him: as a boxer.
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What Serial Killer Son Of Sam's Childhood Was Really Like
For many serial killers, including David Berkowitz, childhood gives answers to questions about what might have led to the creation of a ruthless murder.
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The Truth Behind The Red Terror Campaign
The Derg began a campaign to nationalize industry and farmland, in addition to abolishing feudalism and promoting literacy -- in part, by committing genocide.
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The Tragedy Of David Berman
Most of Silver Jews' songs were written by Berman -- often experimental, mellow tracks about life. The group created music for most of the '90s and the 2000s.
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Elon Musk: What It's Really Like Working For The Tech Billionaire
Considering how visible he is, many have wondered what it's like to work for someone like Elon Musk. Is he really a real-life equivalent to Tony Stark/Iron Man?
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Why Do Soccer Teams Have Such Unusual Names?
Outside of the States, and in particular when it comes to European soccer teams, the names can be a bit more arcane. Manchester United. Real Madrid. Arsenal.
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Whatever Happened To Juan Catalan After His Exoneration?
For Juan Catalan, the faults of the criminal justice system showed their terrifying potential when he was arrested for the murder of 16-year-old Martha Puebla.
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The Sad Fates Of Mozart's Children
Mozart began playing the harpsichord at three, and by five, he was composing. But he would have more success in music than building a flourishing family.
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How Many Kids Does Elon Musk Actually Have?
Musk's first marriage was to Justine Wilson, who gave birth to Musk's first five children: one set of twins, one set of triplets. Another child died of SIDS.
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How Many WCW Titles Did Harlem Heat Actually Win?
The wrestling team Harlem Heat was made up of real-life brothers Booker and Lash Huffman, who fought individually under the names Booker T and Stevie Ray.
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Son Of Sam: The Truth About David Berkowitz's Adoptive Parents
David Berkowitz was born David Falco on June 1, 1953, to an impoverished mother who, feeling unable to raise her newborn child, put him up for adoption.
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The Tragic True Story Of Hawaii's Massie Trial
No one knows what exactly happened to Thalia Massie in September 1932. But Joe Kahahawai lost his life. This is the tragic true story of Hawaii's Massie murder.
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Lord Alfred Douglas: The Man Who Destroyed Oscar Wilde
Wilde never recovered from prison and died a few years later, impoverished and alone, and all because of Lord Alfred Douglas: The man who destroyed Oscar Wilde.
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What Was Johnny Crawford's Net Worth When He Died?
Johnny Crawford, the former child star known as one of the original "Mickey Mouse Club" Mouseketeers and for his role in "The Rifleman," has died.
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The Untold Truth Of Run The Jewels
Since forming Run the Jewels, the rappers have successfully connected with their fans, weaving political and societal themes into their music with ease.
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The Devastating Death Of Johnny Crawford
Child actor Johnny Crawford died April 29 at the age of 75. Crawford was already diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease when he contracted COVID-19 and pneumonia.
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Why People Don't Believe Son Of Sam Killed Alone
Once Berkowitz pleaded guilty, many considered the 'Son of Sam' case finished at that point, but there are others who suspect Berkowitz didn't work alone.
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Here's How Much Booker T Is Worth Today
Booker T, or Booker Tio Huffman, made it big in the WWE. He entered its Hall of Fame twice: 2013 and 2019. He overcame a difficult childhood and a prison term.
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The History Of The Roman Empire's Favorite Condiment
One food that was as common to the Romans as wine and olive oil is something that most people would not think of today -- a fermented fish sauce called garum.
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Here's How John DeLorean Was Acquitted Of All His Charges
In June 1982 DeLorean met James Hoffman, who said he could help the car company financially. Hoffman was a convicted drug smuggler turned informant.
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