The Truth About Bill Clinton's Sketchy Brother
Bill isn't the only Clinton boy who knows how to get into trouble. His drug-dealing brother Roger was nicknamed "Headache" by the Secret Service.
Read MoreBill isn't the only Clinton boy who knows how to get into trouble. His drug-dealing brother Roger was nicknamed "Headache" by the Secret Service.
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Read MoreHe'd done it before with Van Halen, but when Sammy Hagar was asked to step in once as a replacement for Steven Tyler in Aerosmith, something didn't feel right.
Read MoreOverzealous and unremarkable — two words that described Richard Jewell. They contributed to the FBI's suspicions he planted a pipe bomb at the 1996 Olympics.
Read MoreAt over 2,700 feet tall, the Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world. Here's what would happen if it were to collapse.
Read MoreBetween October 1977 and February 1978, Los Angeles was terrorized by a serial killer who preyed on women — but the Hillside Strangler was a pair of killers.
Read MoreKevin Durant is one of the greatest players in NBA history, possessing tons of skill for a man as big as he is. This is the untold truth of Kevin Durant.
Read MoreSlayer's 38-year career included its share of trials and tribulations, and these are what make their real-life story tragic in more ways than one.
Read MoreYes, politicians sometimes run afoul of the law, but how about being chased down by Capitol police? This bizarre incident occurred in 1988 during a filibuster.
Read MoreAmelia Earhart disappeared with only one companion, Fred Noonan, on her fateful last flight in 1937. Earhart didn't really know Noonan well when he signed on.
Read MoreDeadliest Catch? Dirtiest Jobs? They got nothing on the medieval career of gong farming. Gong farming was among the most reviled but necessary careers.
Read MoreFormer Australian politician Phuong Ngo currently sits in prison because he turned his political rivalry into a fatal ordeal.
Read MoreEven though she was repeatedly told to be less radical, Maryland civil rights activist Gloria Richardson was unwilling to compromise.
Read MoreGeorge Clooney is known as a bold force in Hollywood but maybe not so much a daredevil — especially since a serious motorcycle accident made him drop his hobby.
Read MoreNow, in a modern, tech twist, we've got fiction about mind-uploads and eternal virtual copies. But what of our bodies? Is it at all possible to live forever?
Read MoreWhile many have heard of the horrors of mustard gas during wartime, fewer know about the torturous experiments carried out on "volunteer" U.S. soldiers.
Read MoreIn 1510, Katherine became pregnant a second time. The pregnancy went well and she gave birth to a baby boy on January 1, 1511. King Henry VIII was ecstatic.
Read MoreStanley Kubrick and Stephen King. Both masters of their disciplines. But when Kubrick filmed his version of The Shining, King didn't find it all that thrilling.
Read MoreThe "edge of space," otherwise known as the Kármán line, is where Jeff Bezos and his passengers will stop after launching from Earth's surface on July 20.
Read MoreNot every wrestler stays the same forever. Many have gone from what can only be called professional peacocking, to a completely different look.
Read MoreWhat empire in history fits the bill of most powerful, perhaps with some colorful history thrown in as well? For that, we should turn to ancient Rome.
Read MoreThe reign of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos was marked by brutality and corruption. This is the true story of the woman who stole billions from the Philippines.
Read MoreMovies make being a knight look really cool—and present a distorted picture of historical reality. Here's everything movies get wrong about being a knight.
Read MoreHere are some times when an actor actually stopped a movie from getting made.
Read MoreCelebrities die too, and often choose cremation for their remains. This is where these famous people have their ashes scattered.
Read MoreWilliam Taft said he was tricked into pardoning a healthy man for medical reasons, an act he later regretted and made him lose faith in expert examinations.
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