What Is Lo-Fi Music (And How Did It Become So Popular)?
Lo-fi music has found fans in people who use it as background music during tasks or even just to relax. Here's why the newfangled elevator music is so popular.
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What The 2023 Elections Could Predict For The 2024 Presidential Election
Election seasons in the United States run significantly longer than in other countries, and many experts use previous elections to predict the next.
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What's Come Out About Bob Barker Since His Death
Bob Barker was on daytime TV for nearly 50 years, making him a fixture in American living rooms. Here's what's come out about the legendary host since he died.
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Why LGBTQ+ History Month Is Celebrated In October
There are multiple reasons why LGBTQ+ History Month is celebrated in October. The first observance was in 1994, but its roots go back further than that.
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What Happened To Pamela Smart After Her Husband's Murder (And Where Is She Now)?
Pamela Smart was convicted of plotting to kill her husband with the help of her teenaged lover. Here's what happened to her and where is she now.
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Elvis And Priscilla Presley's Controversial Age Gap Is Eye Opening
Elvis and Priscilla Presley met when he was 24 and she was 14. Looking deeper into the controversial age gap reveals a lot about the pair's relationship.
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From Migrant Worker To Astronaut: The True Story Of Jose Hernandez
Amazon Prime Video's biopic "A Million Miles Away" stars Michael Peña as former astronaut José Hernández. But his real story is even more incredible.
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Why Is Washington DC Not A State?
Washington, D.C. remains under the jurisdiction of the United States Congress, to the dismay of many. Here's why it hasn't managed to achieve statehood.
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How The Cast Of Moonshiners Avoids Getting Arrested
The cast of Discovery's hit show "Moonshiners" appears to be engaged in illegal activity, so how do they avoid getting arrested? The answer is complicated.
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Why James Polk's Grave Site Has Moved So Many Times
Former U.S. president James K. Polk has had multiple grave sites following his death on June 15, 1849. Here's why his remains have moved around so much.
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This Was Bob Marley's Real Name
Bob Marley's name is internationally recognized, arguably by billions of people around the globe. But it wasn't quite his real name at birth.
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The Bizarre Ending Of The Gospel Of Mark Explained
Though the four gospels of the Christian Bible's New Testament tell similar stories, the Gospel of Mark has a bizarre ending that is still debated.
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How Freddie Mercury Really Felt About Prince
Though Queen's Freddie Mercury rose to stardom while Prince was still a teenager, Mercury took note when Prince hit the scene. Here's how he felt about Prince.
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The Untold Truth Of Firehawks
Creating and manipulating fire is commonly seen as a uniquely human skill. In Australia, firehawks have been making use of fire for far longer than us.
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In 1994 Over 60 Kids Claimed To Have Seen Aliens. Here's The Story
On September 16, 1994, over 60 kids attending Ruwa, Zimbabwe's Ariel School claim they saw aliens while they were playing outside. Here's the story.
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Who Is Curtis 'Cousin Eddie' Smith, Alex Murdaugh's Alleged Hired Hitman?
Alex Murdaugh allegedly hired Curtis "Cousin Eddie" Smith to kill him. Here's everything we know about the friend of the troubled Murdaugh family.
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Who Is Lachlan Murdoch, Son And Successor Of Rupert Murdoch?
In 2023, Rupert Murdoch announced that his son, Lachlan, would be taking over as chairman of News Corp and Fox News. So who is the younger Murdoch?
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What's Come Out About Paul Reubens Since His Death
Paul Reubens, best known for his iconic character Pee-Wee Herman, kept much of his life private. Here's what has come out about the actor since his death.
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What Happened To The Murdaugh Murder Home?
The Murdaugh dynasty came crashing down thanks to the actions of Alex Murdaugh, a wealthy attorney who killed his wife and son, among other crimes.
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How Did The 7th-Inning Stretch In Baseball Originate?
Baseball is loaded with traditions, including the seventh-inning stretch, when people in the stands get up, stretch, and walk around. Here's how it originated.
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What Were Funerals Like In Colonial America?
Looking back at American colonial funerals gives insight into the society in general. Here's what it was like to witness a funeral in the American colonies.
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You've Heard Of Air Force One, But What About The Floating White House?
You've heard of Air Force One, but the floating White House was a luxurious part of Presidential life for several commanders in chief for nearly a century.
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What Happened To Bob Ross' First TV Painting, A Walk In The Woods?
Artist Bob Ross created his first TV painting, "A Walk in the Woods," on "The Joy of Painting" in 1983. Its journey in the years after is an interesting one.
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Whatever Happened To Baby Alive Dolls?
Baby Alive dolls were introduced in 1973 by Kenner Products, and the company was acquired by Hasbro in 1991. Here's what happened to the dolls.
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How Did Empress Josephine Bonaparte Die?
Napoleon Bonaparte's wife, Empress Josephine Bonaparte, died in 1814. But the exact cause of her death is still somewhat unclear. Here's the story.
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What Happened To Harambe's Body After He Was Killed?
Harambe - a western lowland gorilla species from the Cincinnati Zoo - was killed in 2016 after a toddler fell into his enclosure. So what happened to his body?
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How Common Are Air Show Deaths?
Air shows can be quite the spectacle, but they are also quite dangerous, for both pilots and spectators. So how often do they lead to deaths?
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