The Untold Truth Of Nosferatu
Nearly a century after its 1922 premiere, "Nosferatu" remains a compelling adaptation of "Dracula." This is the untold truth of "Nosferatu."
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The Truth About The Mexico City 1968 Olympics Shooting
Mexico City's 1968 Olympics shooting was the bloody culmination of student protests and put a spotlight on Mexico's authoritarian government at the time.
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The Crazy True Story Of The Great Buchanan Inheritance Hoax
As the Great Depression dashed people's hopes and finances from coast to coast, one man in Texas thought it would be fun to prank the entire country.
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The Real Reason Olympic Sports Have Strict Dress Codes
The Norwegian women's beach handball Olympic team just made headlines when they were fined for replacing the bikini bottoms of their uniforms with shorts.
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The Terrible Life Of The Roman Vomit Collector
Everyone knows the phrase, it's a tough job, but someone has to do it. Sometimes there are jobs that just take that to the extreme — Roman vomit collectors.
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Species Recently Discovered That You Probably Haven't Heard Of
Less than 15% of all the different organisms across the globe have been catalogued, so new species that experts discover and name is worth celebrating.
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Here's What It Was Like For Prisoners In Devil's Island
Devil's Island was a prison system off the coast of French Guiana. If you were sentenced to do time there, that was pretty much the same as a death sentence.
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The Untold Truth Of Harajuku Culture
Harajuku fashion swept the globe at the turn of the 21st century, but it's not popular in Japan anymore. Here's the untold truth of Harajuku culture.
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The Devastating Death Of Charles Grodin
Born Charles Grodinski on April 21, 1935, in Boston, Charles Grodin went on to become one of the most-popular comedic and Broadway stars of the 1970s and 1980s.
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The Debate Over A Famous Bruce Springsteen Lyric Has Finally Ended
A decades-long controversy over a specific Bruce Springsteen lyric has come to an end. "Thunder Road" is one of Springsteen's most-iconic (if misheard) songs.
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Celebrities Declared Dead When They Weren't
Thanks to unreliable news sources, some stars have been reported dead before their time. Here are some celebrities who were declared dead when they weren't.
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The Tragic Death Of Marie Curie
Discovering and isolating two new elements, Marie Curie didn't know her work would ultimately lead to her death.
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The Untold Truth Of Olympic Swimmer Lilly King
The Olympic gold is the epitome of what every athlete struggles to accomplish throughout their career — and swimmer Lilly King is ready to return for more.
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This Is One Of Steven Van Zandt's Biggest Regrets
As an iconic guitarist, talented actor, and one of rock legend Bruce Springteen's best buddies, Steven Van Zandt seems to have it all.
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What Hollywood Gets Wrong About Demons
Movies such as "The Exorcist" take more than a little dramatic license when it comes to demonology. Here's what Hollywood gets wrong about demons.
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How The Green River Killer Covered His Tracks For So Long
The Green River Killer is one of the most notorious murderers in the annals of serial killer history. How did he get away with it for so long?
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This Is How Brandon Lee Predicted His Own Death
Brandon Lee was a promising movie star when his death in 1993 brutally cut his dreams short at age 28. Sadly, he may have had a premonition of his own death.
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This Is What The Last 12 Months Of Bob Ross' Life Were Like
Bob Ross didn't make his personal life public, so his fans didn't even know about his lymphoma until after his death. This was what his last year was like.
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Whatever Happened To US Track And Field Star Jackie Joyner-Kersee?
Jackie Joyner-Kersee was named by Sports Illustrated as "Greatest Female Athlete of the 20th Century" — on the cover of the magazine's September 1987 issue!
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The Wild True Story Of Axe-Wielding Carrie Nation
Here's a closer look at Carrie Nation and her oftentimes wild, chaotic life story as one of the leading figures of the temperance movement.
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The Untold Truth Of My Favorite Murder
Few podcasts have dominated the true-crime genre quite as much as "My Favorite Murder." So how did these two friends come up with their unlikely show concept?
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2032 Summer Olympics: Who Is Hosting?
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has officially announced that the city of Brisbane has been selected to host the 2032 Summer Olympic games!
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What Happened To Lassie?
Lassie, as a character, started out in a short story written by Eric Knight and published in 1938. But what about the actual "actor"?
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The Code Of Hammurabi Finally Explained
The Code of Hammurabi is one of the oldest codes of law that archeologists have found from ancient history.
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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.
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The Real Meaning Behind Biz Markie's Just A Friend
"Just a Friend" became the biggest hit Biz Markie ever had. What was the song really about?
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The Unbelievable Story Behind The Woman Who Survived Getting Buried Alive
What was supposed to be a regular shopping trip for Michelina Lewandowska ended up in the worst situation possible. She was buried alive by her own husband.
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