The Unbelievable True Story Of The Gang That Took Over A Maryland Prison
Recent years have shown us that being incarcerated may in fact lead to the creation of criminal power, as evidenced by the story of the Tavon "Bulldog" White.
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The Untold Truth Of The Origins Of Cyberpunk
Cyberpunk is a sub-genre of science fiction, exploring a counter-cultural and anti-authoritarian worldview of a technologically-advanced and dehumanized future.
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28% Of People Hate This Classic Rock Band
When it comes to the classic rock bands that make you change the station every time they come on the radio, who do we all really hate?
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How The Koch Family Really Got So Rich
When David Koch died in 2019 at the age of 79, it was reported that he and his brother's net worth totaled over $100 billion -- two of the world's richest.
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What Afa Anoa'i Has Been Doing Since Retiring From Pro Wrestling
The new NBC show Young Rock, which follows the wild life of former wrestler Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, is shining a light on old school wrestling dynasties.
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The Truth Of The National Museum Of Funeral History
The National Museum of Funeral History is more of an interactive, respectable tribute to the inevitable phase of life that many shy away from discussing: death.
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What You Didn't Know About Murderer Bernie Tiede
Bernie Tiede murdered 81-year-old Marjorie Nugent, a rich widow he had befriended after overseeing her husband's funeral. People didn't hold it against him.
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What You Didn't Know About The SPAM Museum
The museum started as "a small storefront company museum in a local mall," but the public cared about SPAM more than any other product and so it was renamed.
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The Truth About John And Tom Fogerty's Feud
It's true that brotherly rivalries are a staple of rock 'n' roll history, but it's rare that things turn out as sadly as they did for the Fogerty brothers.
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How The Astor Family Really Got So Rich
At one point in the 19th century, the Astors owned so much real estate in the Big Apple that they earned themselves the nickname the "landlords of New York."
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The Truth About Serial Killer Samuel Little
Most people recognize the "big name" serial killers, but one man remains by far the most sadistic, rampaging serial killer to ever have lived — Samuel Little.
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The One Period In History 25% Of People Would Travel To If They Could
The idea of time travel didn't stop with the ancient poets. Scientists like Albert Einstein considered the possibility that time is relative and illusionary.
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Setsubun: The Japanese Festival Of Throwing Beans At Demons
During Setsubun, you'll see kids throwing dried soy beans at adults dancing in cloaks and wearing furry demon masks in parks or at schools come February 2-4.
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The Tragic Death Of Sable Starr
One of the most infamous stories out of the '70s involves a woman who would become affectionately known as the "Queen of the Groupie Scene" — Sable Starr.
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The Untold Truth Of The West Mesa Murders
A woman out for a walk with her dog in a part of the city known as the West Mesa made a grisly discovery in February 2009: It was a human bone.
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The Invasive Species You Didn't Know Was Hitching A Ride On Your Aquarium Decor
One seemingly harmless bit of fish tank decor in particular has proven to be harmful to the wider environment beyond the confines of the aquarium.
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Eddie Van Halen Was Younger Than You Thought When He Recorded 'Eruption'
Van Halen's first demo tape was financed by Kiss bassist Gene Simmons after he saw them play at the Starwood Club in Los Angeles. They signed with Warner Bros.
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The Terrifying Details Of The Ariel Castro Kidnappings
The kidnappings committed by Ariel Castro were part of a uniquely unsettling crime. The school bus driver used his home as a prison for his three abductees.
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The Untold Truth Of Sister Rosetta Tharpe, The Godmother Of Rock 'N' Roll
Sister Rosetta Tharpe, the "godmother of rock & roll," may be one of the most consistently under-appreciated performers in music history.
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A Look At The Guinness Accident That Inspired A Beatles Song
The Beatles found inspiration in some very surprising places, including the grisly tale of the death of the young heir to the Guinness empire.
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The Potentially Deadly Pseudoscience Of 'Breatharianism' Explained
"Breatharianism" is a potentially deadly pseudoscience with a simple tagline: Don't eat or drink -- just live on life-force, and bam: enlightenment.
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The Tragic Death Of Bing Crosby's Son Lindsay
Bing Crosby lent his rich, smooth voice to many immortal classics. Despite this wholesome veneer, though, his personal life was marred by tragedy.
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Where The Victims Of The Ariel Castro Kidnappings Are Today
911 operators in Cleveland answered a shocking phone call. The young woman on the line told the dispatcher, "I've been kidnapped and been missing for 10 years."
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What Happened To The Three Finalists From Ink Master Season 13?
Season 13 of Ink Master would not have its traditional finale for the finalists. The three contestants were instead awarded cash prizes.
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The Messed Up Truth About Homelessness In America
Homelessness puts a person and their issues through a grinder that can make it all much worse. Here's the messed up truth about homelessness in America.
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What You Didn't Know About John Dillinger's Time In The Navy
Dillinger was caught joyriding a stolen car through Indiana, and, after a showdown with police, he chose to enlist in the service rather than face punishment.
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The Messed Up Truth About The Berrima Axe Murderer
John Lynch was perhaps the most prolific serial killer in Australian history, killing as many as 10 people between the years of 1835 and 1841.
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