The Long History Of Skateboarding Explained
The evolution of skateboarding has followed a nonlinear path and gone through periods of decline, but the sport (or hobby, or lifestyle) has zigzagged uphill.
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Michael Townley: The Infamous Mass Murderer Currently Free In Witness Protection
American Michael Townley was a hitman for the Pinochet regime in Chile in the 1970s. Later he cut a deal with U.S. authorities to inform for protection.
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The US Government's Secret Plan To Inject People With Plutonium Explained
Eileen Welsome published an expose revealing one of the most morally reprehensible atrocities that the U.S. government ever committed against its own people.
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What Lifetime's Cellmate Secrets Revealed About Chris Watts
In 2018, Chris Watts made headlines when he was arrested for the murder of his young daughters and pregnant wife. Now, new information has come to light.
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Ruth Ellis: The Tragic True Story Of The Last Woman Executed In The UK
Ruth Ellis shot David Blakely four times before "calmly" handing her gun to an off-duty police officer. She then asked the man, "Will you please arrest me?"
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The Latest Scientific Prediction That Makes 2030 Feel Even More Eerie
Recent disastrous flooding -- New Orleans, from Hurricane Katrina -- show that even with 21st century preparation, floods can still destroy whole communities.
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What You Might Not Know About Leonardo DiCaprio's Near-Death Experiences
Near-death experiences can be some of the most profound and strange phenomena experienced by humans — and Leo DiCaprio has come closer to the end than many.
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The Hidden Detail About Tiger Fur You Didn't Know Was True
The WWF says there are fewer than 4,000 wild tigers remaining in the world. Aside from loss of their habitat, one reason is hunting and poaching for fur.
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The Tragic Death Of Peg Entwistle
The Hollywood sign is one of the most recognizable monuments in Los Angeles, California and, while there's no proof it's haunted, Peg Entwistle died there.
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What You Didn't Know About The Newly Discovered Zombie Frog
Scientists recently discovered a new species they named "zombie frog," but how it got its name may surprise you. Here's what you didn't know about the frog.
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Olympic Athletes Who Lost It On Live TV
If an Olympics fan or athlete acts the fool, it's going to be seen by at least some people, possibly millions, and repeated on the news and on YouTube.
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Why 450 Stars Were Once Removed From The Hollywood Walk Of Fame
For over 60 years, the Hollywood Walk of Fame has honored individuals who have made significant contributions to various aspects of the entertainment industry.
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The Truth About Dan And Betty Broderick's Children
Betty and Dan Broderick married in 1969 and had four children together: Kim, Lee, Dan, and Rhett. After it all went wrong, what do their kids think today?
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Does The Bible Ever Mention Mary Magdalene's Death?
Mary Magdalene is, after the Virgin Mary, the most-named women in the Gospels, and was very clearly the most important of Jesus' female followers.
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AC/DC's New Business Venture Includes A Subtle Nod To Satan
AC/DC has released new beers to go with its latest album, and one of the brews includes a clever wink to the rockers' favorite embodiment of pure evil: Satan.
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The Real-Life 'Twilight Zone' Explained
What TV lovers alike might not know is that there is a real-life twilight zone out there and — much like the TV show — it emits a sense of otherworldliness.
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What Dragons Look Like Around The World
Cultures throughout history have had myths about creatures that can be described as dragons. Here's what dragons look like around the world.
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The Dark History Behind Kleenex Will Surprise You
Grabbing a Kleenex used to be serious business. The ubiquitous household item that we take for granted today once served an important function in World War I.
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The Truth About Muhammad Ali's Spoken Word Album
In 1963, boxer Muhammad Ali — then known as Cassius Clay — released the spoken-word album "I Am The Greatest!" Much like Ali, it ended up making history.
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Here's What Happens To The Bowling Ball After You Hit A Strike
The pinsetter is to bowling what the ski lift is to skiing: a surprisingly complicated machine that takes some of the actual work out of a popular sport.
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The Exotic Pet Paris Hilton Has Owned Might Surprise You
Paris Hilton doesn't hide her love for pets. Most people probably remember seeing Hilton carrying her dog Tinkerbell — though she's had more exotic pets too.
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April Ross: The Untold Truth Of The Olympic Beach Volleyball Champ
Professional beach volleyball player April Ross is appearing at the Tokyo Olympics -- her third appearance in the Olympics, and gunning for her third medal.
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What It Was Really Like Being A Spectator In The Colosseum
Visiting the Roman Colosseum during its heyday was an unbelievable, violent experience. Here's what it was really like being a spectator in the Colosseum.
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The Darkest Moments Of Woodstock 99
Woodstock 99 wasn't just a mess of a musical festival; it was a disgusting display of the worst humanity has to offer, including riots and sexual assault.
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The Terrifying Thing You Didn't Know Octopuses Could Do
When it comes to terrifying deep-sea creatures, octopuses are pretty intense. They're crafty, intelligent hunters who hide their tentacles in various disguises.
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The Real Reason Joe Exotic Is Being Resentenced
The reason Joe Exotic is being resentenced is because an appellate court found that the original sentencing was for two charges that should've been combined.
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What's Known About Cinderella Guitarist Jeff LaBar's Death So Far
Cinderella guitarist Jeff LaBar, who joined the group in 1985, died on Tuesday, July 14, 2021 at the age of 58; no cause of death has been reported for LaBar.
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