Whatever Happened To Shane O'Neill, The First Ink Master Winner?
Shane O'Neill was the first winner of Ink Master during the show's premiere season in 2012. What's he up to these days?
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The Stunning Net Worth Of LeBron James
As for his overall numbers, LeBron James leads all current active players in scoring and is the only player in NBA history with over than 9,000 career points.
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The Surprising Way Joe Rogan Got Through So Many Seasons Of Fear Factor
How did Joe Rogan make it through seven seasons of standing next to people gagging up stuff that should never have gone near a human mouth in the first place?
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The True Story Behind The Bride Of Frankenstein
In the 1930s, Universal Studios was known for its horror films. The Bride of Frankenstein is regarded as the greatest of all the Universal monster movies.
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Paul George Is Worth A Lot More Money Than You Think
Paul George has played for three teams in the NBA since he was drafted in 2010. He began his professional career with the Indiana Pacers.
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Where Is Shannon Flynn From Murder Among The Mormons?
One man interviewed in Murder Among the Mormons, Shannon Flynn, was a friend of Mark Hofmann's. Where is he now?
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These Game Show Hosts Got Caught Yelling At Their Contestants
Despite keeping their composure most of the time, game show hosts are people too, and sometimes they can't help but react when contestants get out of hand.
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Where Is Mark Hofmann From Murder Among The Mormons Today?
Mark Hofmann was a prolific forger who used his skill at faking documents to exploit the beliefs of the Church of the Latter-Day Saints. Where is he now?
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The Frenchman Who Turned Corpses Into Art
Art can come from unexpected places — the funny, the terrifying, the banal. And in some cases, the gruesome.
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The Disturbing History Of Rats And Torture
It's no surprise that these long-tailed rodents have such a uniquely disturbing place in the history of torture.
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The Strange Fate Of Mary Magdalene's Skull
If so little is known of Mary Magdalene, and so much of what's known is disinformation, why does a church in France claim to have her skull under glass?
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The Untold Truth Of The I-5 Strangler
Roger Reece Kibbe started his string of murders in 1977 when he kidnapped 21-year-old Lou Ellen Burleigh of Walnut Creek, California.
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Elon Musk's Latest Tweet About Texas Is Raising Eyebrows
With his ability to produce real-world events from his digital musings, it's no wonder that Elon Musk's latest tweet has raised more than a few eyebrows.
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How Many Victims Did The Jolly Black Widow Killer Actually Have?
When he raped her after a particularly raucous night of drinking, Doss put rat poison in his corn whiskey jar, killing him the next time he took a drink.
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Tricks The FBI Uses To Interview Serial Killers
The FBI has had decades of practice perfecting the art of convincing a serial killer to work against his best interest to, in a sick way, do the right thing.
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The T. Rex Might Have Made A Surprising Effect On The Fossil Record
Researchers at the Universities of New Mexico and Nebraska found that the T. rex had an astounding and authoritarian effect on the food chain way back when.
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How Dave Navarro Got His Ink Master Job
When musician Dave Navarro was announced as one of the judges for Ink Master, people were curious. He's famously tatted up, but he doesn't own a tattoo parlor.
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The Untold Truth Of The Hitler Youth
Although "Hitler Youth" remains a term for any young person with fascist tendencies, little is known about the group or how it was used by the Nazis.
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What Really Happens At New Jersey's 'Spy House'
Plenty of creepy places have vied for the title of "Most Haunted House in America," but one New Jersey house, at Sandy Hook Bay, has lots of people convinced.
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Here's How You Can Watch Every Episode Of Fear Factor
It appears that American viewers still haven't gotten enough of Fear Factor, with its contestants eating live scorpions or swimming in vats of cow's blood.
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What It Was Really Like Escaping On The Underground Railroad
The Underground Railroad allowed Black people to escape slavery, but the trip was perilous. Here's what it was really like escaping on the Underground Railroad.
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The Real Reason Terrell Owens Went Broke
Terrell Owens became a humanitarian, actor, motivational speaker, and a businessman -- all of which were successful, except for the businessman part.
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The True Story Behind The 1925 Nome Serum Run
Nearly a century ago, the discovery of a deadly and highly contagious disease in a remote Alaskan town sparked a heroic effort to deliver an antidote.
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The First Thing 28% Of People Would Do If A Zombie Apocalypse Happened
If zombies existed, they would insist on consuming the flesh of the regular living folk, so it's a good idea to have a plan to survive a zombie apocalypse.
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Monster: Details You Should Know About Serial Killer Aileen Wuornos
Aileen Wuornos confessed to shooting seven men to death in five Florida counties. Her reason, she said, was that her victims either raped or tried to rape her.
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The Most Powerful Corporation In History
The East India Trading Company (EIC) ruled global trade and economy from 1600-1873, when it finally disbanded following a series of violent uprisings in India.
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Judas And The Black Messiah: The True Story Explained
Judas and the Black Messiah depicts Fred Hampton's betrayal and murder and sticks pretty close to the truth. Here's the film's true story explained.
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