The Truth About John Wesley Hardin's Death
John Wesley Hardin was an Old West outlaw in the truest sense of the word, and a perfect encapsulation of the frequent savagery of this era.
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A Look At Nick Cave's Difficult Childhood
In the early 1980s, Nick Cave was trying to break into music as the frontman of riotous punk band the Birthday Party, and he is now with the Bad Seeds.
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Whatever Happened To Killers Jens Söering And Elizabeth Haysom?
Elizabeth Haysom's parents were against the relationship, which "infuriated" Jens Söering, and caused Elizabeth to feel angry and hateful toward her parents.
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The Real Reasons The French Revolution Began
The dispossessed and the oppressed have been raging against the rich and powerful for centuries. The French Revolution of the late 1700s is a prime example.
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The Untold Truth Of Coheed And Cambria
Nyack, New York-based Coheed and Cambria is a band known for progressive rock and concept albums based on science fiction stories.
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Signs We May Be Living In A Simulation
Chances are, you're no stranger to the idea that the world people live in isn't real. Scientists have argued humanity is living in a simulation.
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A Look At Davy Jones And Michael Nesmith's Relationship
The Monkees were four young men, picked from hundreds of hopefuls and assigned a team of songwriters and studio musicians to help them create their music.
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The Truth About The Wicked Witch Of The West
We've come a long way since 17th-century witch hunters prowled Europe and tortured "witches" for such diabolical crimes as dancing and owning frogs.
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The Tragic Murder Of Selena Quintanilla
Selena, the undisputed Queen of Tejano Music whose impact is felt today, had her life tragically cut short when she was murdered at just 23 years old in 1995.
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The True-Crime Documentary That Left Over 31% Of People Disappointed
True-crime documentaries have exploded in popularity over the past few years, and streaming services have been actively adding more for viewers.
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This Is How Andrew Cunanan Died
The murder of Italian designer Gianni Versace by Andrew Cunanan set off one of the biggest and most intense manhunts of the '90s.
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The Tragic Murder Of '80s Actress Rebecca Schaeffer Explained
Rebecca Schaeffer's murde in 1989 led to the nation's first anti-stalking laws. This is the tragic murder of '80s actress Rebecca Schaeffer explained.
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Why The Boston Tea Party Really Happened
The December 1773 protest now known as the Boston Tea Party was one of many examples of the American colonists rebelling against British rule.
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A Look At Sammy Davis Jr.'s Marriage Troubles
Sammy Davis Jr. nearly lost his life and his career in the name of love. There was no protection from the public attacks over his interracial relationships.
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This Is How Much John Denver Was Worth When He Died
With his sweet vocals and thoughtful lyrics, John Denver became "among the most beloved entertainers of his era." But did big success translate into big wealth?
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The Strange Story Behind The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction For Guns N' Roses
Guns N' Roses was scheduled to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in April 2012, along with the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Beastie Boys.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Dick Van Dyke
If you had to define the concept of comedy with the career of a single person, Dick Van Dyke would be that person. But the actor has faced struggles.
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Here's Why Alexander Hamilton And Aaron Burr Really Dueled
The clash between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr ran deeper than conflicting political ideologies, though. Hamilton seemed to genuinely loathe Burr.
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The Tragic Death Of George C. Scott
Legendary actor George C. Scott struggled with his health in his final years — but still loved to act. This is how the gruff star worked till nearly the end.
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This Was The Downfall Of Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo
During the 1980s, the Guadalajara cartel was in its heyday, and one founding members and leaders was Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo.
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Here's How Much The Royal Family's Master Of The Household Makes
Some Royal Household positions pay extremely well. Others, not so much. So where does the Queen's "Master of the Household" rank? You might be surprised.
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Guinness World Records That Are Nearly Impossible To Beat
To be the very best at anything, in history, is a tough task, and some Guinness records are harder than others to break.
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The Tragic Death Of Oscar Wilde
After his conviction for "gross indecency," Wilde suffered another devastating loss. His wife, Constance, left him; he never saw his beloved children again.
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The Truth About JFK's Swedish Mistress
Many have heard the rumors about JFK's alleged extramarital affairs over the years, but a new crop of letters from an alleged mistress is raising eyebrows.
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Why Some People Believed The Black Death Was A Divine Punishment
With some believing it was God's punishment, the Black Death arrived in Europe in 1347 and killed between 25 and 50 million people in just five years.
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The 2,000-Page, Mystical, Anonymous Urantia Book
There's a Chicago non-profit organization that claims they were contacted by extradimensional beings from the "millions of inhabited planets" in the universe.
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The Queen Didn't Go To School. Here's Why
Like many royals, Queen Elizabeth II, then just Princess Elizabeth, learned her ABCs and 123s at home.
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