This Is How Much Malcolm Young Was Worth When He Died
In November 1973, Malcolm Young founded AC/DC with his younger brother Angus, and together built one of the most popular bands ever.
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This Geode Has A Sesame Street Lookalike That Has The Internet Talking
Being a Sesame Street celebrity doppelganger will not only draw lots of attention, but also a lot of money. The gemstone is now valued at over $10,000.
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What David Gilmour From Pink Floyd Is Doing Today
While David Gilmour confirmed in 2015 that Pink Floyd was officially disbanded, his career continues with new music and appearances.
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The Tragic History Of Black January
Known as Black January, Soviet troops occupied Baku and violently suppressed the independence movement in early 1990.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of James Jamerson
Today, deceased bass guitarist James Jamerson is widely recognized as one of the most influential musicians of the modern era.
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What You Didn't Know About Hawaii's Spam Festival
Each October, the Aloha State celebrates its possibly excessive consumption of Spam with a festival. The Spam Jam is one of the state's biggest culinary fairs.
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These Were The Biggest Flops In Broadway History
Just like the movies and television, Broadway has housed some massive, ridiculous, money-hemorrhaging flops.
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The Untold Truth Of Emmylou Harris
Emmylou Harris is one of the most respected and award-winning country performers of the past few decades. Read on to get to know the woman behind the music.
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What Has Barry Gibb Been Doing Since Bee Gees?
The Bee Gees are no longer, but Barry Gibb still has an active career writing new music as well as appearing at festivals and on TV.
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The Messed Up Truth Of Dennis Nilsen
Dennis Andrew Nilsen is remembered as one of the United Kingdom's most prolific serial killers, having killed at least 12 people during the 1970s and 1980s.
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The Real Reason For Bonnie And Clyde's Crime Rampage
Bonnie and Clyde's relationship began in 1930, and they spent the next four years on a crime rampage that ended in their deaths.
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The Wild True Story Of The 6666 Ranch
The 6666 Ranch, which is now for sale, dates back to 1870 when Samuel Burk Burnett bought 100 cattle branded with four sixes.
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The Truth About George W. Bush's Military Career
It wasn't Bush's enlistment that would later be called into question during his successful presidential campaigns, so much as the lucky circumstances around it
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Why The French City Of Verdun Is Littered With Explosives
The unexploded bombs and live artillery shells that still litter the French city of Verdun and the surrounding area remain dangerous, more than a century later.
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The Truth About The Unusual Tradition Of Pantsdrunk
Pantsdrunk is a simple and popular practice, especially during the pandemic, that involves being at home, underwear, and alcohol.
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How The New Great Gatsby Series Will Be Drastically Different From The Novel
Like any piece of art, The Great Gatsby has been subjected to the interpretations of the age. So what would a modern TV adaptation of his book look like?
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Trump's Office Of The Former President Explained
Donald Trump's Office of the Former President will manage correspondence, public statements, appearances, and official activities.
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The Time Travel Grandfather Paradox Myth Just Got Busted
A physics student in Australia has figured out that time travel is possible without violating the grandfather paradox.
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Creepy Things That Were Considered Normal 1,000 Years Ago
1,000 years ago, creepy things people did were considered just another day at the castle. Here are creepy things that were considered normal 1,000 years ago.
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Bizarre Things United States Congress Members Do In Their Free Time
While politicians need to come across as generically normal, many have a weird hobby or pastime they're obsessed with.
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Here's Why Amish Dolls Have No Faces
If you're unfamiliar with the beliefs and traditions of the Amish community, you might not understand why Amish dolls have no faces.
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The Truth About Blackbeard's Pirate Mentor
Benjamin Hornigold got his start as a privateer and pirate before taking a particular liking to another pirate named Blackbeard.
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This Super Rare Turtle May Not Go Extinct After All. Here's Why
Swinhoe's softshell turtles are considered the most endangered turtle in the world. The species grow to as big as six feet long and can weigh up to 370 pounds.
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Will The Leaning Tower Of Pisa Ever Fall Over?
Despite engineering projects to keep it upright, the Leaning Tower of Pisa has been slowly falling for hundreds of years.
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The Bad Habits Frank Sinatra Took To His Grave
Frank Sinatra was never seen on stage without a glass of whiskey in his hand and a cigarette between his fingers. And not just any whiskey would do, either.
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The History Of The Budweiser Clydesdales Explained
August Busch Jr. bought the Budweiser Clydesdales in 1933 and have since become one of the most recognizable mascots in history.
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The Real Reason You Won't See These Iconic Brands In Super Bowl Ads This Year
The Super Bowl really offers two sporting events: the actual football game and the presentation of the most-anticipated advertisements of the year.
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