The Significance Of The Whistle Used During Prince Philip's Funeral
The whistle used at Prince Philip's funeral was a traditional observance honoring his service in the British Royal Navy.
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Here's Who Is Buried At St. George's With Prince Philip
Prince Philip was famous for his dislike of pomp, asking the Queen to "just stick me in the back of a Land Rover and drive me to Windsor." She granted his wish.
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Could A Solar Megastructure Unlock Human Immortality?
Dyson Spheres are exactly what imagineer, physicist and mathematician Freeman Dyson envisioned them to be: sources of nigh-limitless energy.
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Why Victor Willis Has Sued Village People More Than Once
Victor Willis, performing with the Village People costumed variously as a police officer or a naval officer, suffered at the hands of the group's management.
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What Are The Mummies Of Guanajuato?
The mummies of Guanajuato are 111 mummified human corpses, many of whom died during a cholera outbreak in the Mexican town in 1833 -- including a newborn.
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The Truth About Prince Philip's Relationship With JFK Jr.
JFK Jr. had a couple meetings with Prince Philip as a young boy, and their meetings will break your heart.
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This Is How Much Andy Warhol Was Worth When He Died
Andy Warhol wasn't always the wealthy, eccentric artistic icon who created work in the 1970s and '80s that can now rake in more than $100 million per painting.
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What Are The Lovers Of Valdaro?
Visions of young lovers murmuring "forever," gazing into each other's eyes, foreheads together, bodies entangled: This is the stuff of dreams the world over.
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What Fans Don't Know About Action Bronson
Rapper and chef Action Bronson is one of a kind, with both a noted culinary and music career.
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Things You Didn't Know About Serial Killer Belle Gunness
Belle Gunness was a Norwegian-born serial killer thought to have murdered at least 14 people and perhaps as many as 40 in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
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The Time 60 Minutes Helped Send A Man To Prison
'60 Minutes' presents news that can change people's lives. One such story literally had an impact on someone's life, because it sent medical scammers to prison.
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The Truth About The Pope's Plane
When it comes to transporting the pope, the so-called "PopeMobile" is usually what comes to mind, but did you know that there's a papal plane, too? Sort of.
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What Was Helen McCrory's Net Worth When She Died?
The world lost a beloved and accomplished actress when Helen McCrory died on April 16, 2021. How much was the actress worth at the time of her death?
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The Time Ronald Reagan Was Almost Assassinated
Queen Victoria isn't the only high-profile target to have survived a brush with death. Presidents have survived assassination attempts, including Ronald Reagan.
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The Inspiration Behind The Beastie Boys' Sabotage
Although "Sabotage" does indeed sound like the Beastie Boys are extremely ticked-off, here is the real inspiration for the song.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Helen McCrory
British actress Helen McCrory has died of cancer at the far too young age of 52. Her husband, actor Damian Lewis, made the sad announcement via Twitter.
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Megadeth Was Younger Than You Thought When They Wrote Rust In Peace
After Metallica fired him, guitarist Dave Mustaine vowed to form a band that was heavier and louder, and Megadeth was born in 1984.
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Details You Didn't Know About Lobster Boy
Known as "Lobster Boy" because of a genetic deformity in his hands and feet, Grady Stiles Jr. was among the last of the performers known as a circus "freaks."
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The Song Eddie Money Wished He Hadn't Written
If you've ever killed some time roaming the aisles of a drugstore, listening to the store's musical soundtrack, you've probably heard an Eddie Money song.
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The Dark History Of The Barbershop
Monks taught barbers the process of bloodletting, or cutting a vein to release blood in an effort to cure an ailment, a popular treatment for many conditions.
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What Jeffrey Dahmer's Childhood Was Actually Like
Jeffrey Dahmer is perhaps one of the most infamous serial killers in U.S. history. Here is what Jeffrey Dahmer's childhood was actually like.
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The Dark Side Of Hosting The Olympics
It sounds like a tourism board's dream, which is why there's always a hot competition to be named the host city every time the Olympics roll around again.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Leif Garrett
Along with the likes of Shaun and David Cassidy, Leif Garrett is one of those names people automatically think of when it comes to 1970s teen idols.
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Here's How Whitesnake Fell Apart In 1982
Written by the group's lead singer and frontman David Coverdale in 1981, 'Here I Go Again' earned Whitesnake their first No. 1 in the U.S.
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The Tragic Death Of Prince William Of Gloucester
Britain's royal family has suffered its share of tragic deaths throughout its history. Members have died painfully and slowly, and have died in accidents.
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What It Was Really Like To Attend The Imperial Ballet
Ballet and Imperial Russia are as entwined as dancers in a pas de deux, with famous ballets The Nutcracker and Swan Lake premiering in Russian theaters.
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The Bizarre Stalkers Nicolas Cage Has Had
Stalkers are one of the occasional harsh realities of fame. It's reasonable that someone as outlandish as Nicolas Cage would attract some bizarre stalkers.
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