Whatever Happened To Titanic Survivor J. Bruce Ismay?
English businessman J. Bruce Ismay was the chairman and managing director of the White Star Line, the British shipping company that owned the Titanic.
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What Happens To The Pope's Ring When He Dies?
Not only is there a meticulous process the Vatican must follow upon the death of the pope, but there's a formal process of papal succession to be set in motion.
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Terrifying Stories Of Real-Life Stepmothers
There are real evil stepmothers out there, and their stories aren't for the faint of heart. They make Snow White's stepmother look like an angel from above.
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Boycott: The Wild Origins Of The Term Explained
The word boycott is nowadays widely used whenever a product or person is protested, but it first came into use as part of eviction resistance and a rent strike.
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Actors Who Passed Away While Filming
Actors have died in the middle of filming pretty often. Sometimes filming is incomplete when the star keels over. Here are actors who passed away while filming.
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Why Isn't Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson In The WWE Hall Of Fame?
Dwayne The Rock Johnson is a wrestling superstar, but he's not in the WWE Hall of Fame. Why?
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The Job NBA Star Adrian Dantley Had After Retirement May Surprise You
Six-time NBA All-Star Adrian Dantley is well known for his basketball prowess, but after he left the NBA, he took on a surprisingly "regular" job.
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The Risky $5,500 Pawn Stars Bet That Struck Gold
If you watch Pawn Stars, you expect to see some risky gambles made by Rick Harrison and crew. But one $5,500 bet ended up being a huge win for the Pawn Stars.
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Have Any Popes Ever Been Married?
In the long history of the Catholic Church there have been a handful of married popes, including Saint Peter, the Apostle, who is considered the first pope.
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The Untold Truth Of Tippi Hedren
Tippi Hedren is probably best known for her starring roles in Alfred Hitchcock's films, The Birds and Marnie. Then she disappeared.
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Miracle Fishing: The Truth About Miles Hargrove's Relationship With Tom Hargrove
Miles Hargrove is Tom's son, and he shared his family's personal story in the documentary, using home videos shot as the family negotiated with the kidnappers.
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The Messed Up Childhood Of Ed Gein
Ed Gein is one of the most notorious killers of all time. You might guess that he had a pretty miserable childhood, and in the case of Ed Gein, you'd be right.
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The Real Reason Tom Hargrove Was Kidnapped
Hargrove was working on a project to help Colombian communities produce pesticide-resistant rice. He wasn't what FARC guerillas considered a high-value target.
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Why Joe Satriani First Rejected Deep Purple
When Deep Purple guitarist Ritchie Blackmore left the band for the second and final time in 1993, Joe Satriani got a unique opportunity.
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What Happened To Tom Hargrove After He Was Released By His Kidnappers?
When the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia kidnapped Thomas Hargrove, his son Miles filmed the terrible aftermath of his family's negotiations.
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Whatever Happened To The Fab Five's Jimmy King?
When they debuted in the '91-'92 season, Michigan's "Fab Five" class was one of the hottest basketball teams in the country. Here's what happened to Jimmy King.
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Whatever Happened To The Fab Five's Ray Jackson?
The University of Michigan's "Fab Five" recruiting class of 1991 was among the most talented in NCAA history. Here's what happened to Ray Jackson.
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The Bizarre 1955 Kentucky UFO Incident Explained
On Aug. 21, 1955, eight adults and three children were allegedly harassed by diminutive, impervious goblins who tried to invade their home.
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The Untold Truth Of The Chilean Miner Rescue
Dust filled up the passageways. After the debris settled, the 33 men working in the tunnels realized they were trapped more than 2,300 feet below ground.
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China's Belt And Road Initiative Explained
The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is a vast trade network of overland and maritime routes connecting China and as many as 70 other countries.
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The Unknown Story Of Blackbeard's Reformed Civilian Life
Arguably the most famous real-life pirate of all time was Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard. Here's the story of how he pretended to be a civilian.
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Here's How Ross Perot Became A Billionaire
Ross Perot didn't come from money, but over his lifetime managed to amass tremendous wealth and ultimately became a billionaire.
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Here's How You Can Watch Every Episode Of Very Scary People
Fans of HLN's chilling series Very Scary People enjoyed a second season in 2020. If you missed it, here's how you can watch every episode of Very Scary People.
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The Untold Truth Of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI
On February 11, 2013, the then-Pope Benedict XVI made an announcement that stunned the Vatican and Catholics around the world: He intended to retire.
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Here's How Much Natalie Imbruglia Is Worth Today
It's been a long time since MTV viewers were entranced by Natalie Imbruglia's memorable rendition of "Torn." Here's how much Natalie Imbruglia is worth today.
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How Many Victims Did John Wayne Gacy Actually Have?
Once Gacy's crawl space was too full to continue hiding his victims' bodies there, he dumped them. The final three were thrown in the Des Plaines River.
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Everyday Inventions Everyone Hated At First
New technology ending in disaster has been a recurring theme, even with the most seemingly innocuous of inventions.
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