Things Vikings Gets Right About History
History's Vikings is a lot of dramatic fun, but the show is historically accurate in some ways. Here are some things Vikings gets right about history.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of La Toya Jackson
Sometimes, it really sucks being part of a talented family. Even worse when you're the middle child. That was exactly how LaToya Jackson felt growing up. Unfortunately maligned throughout her career, Jackson's life has been dotted with pain and strife.
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The Long And Tragic History Of Artsakh
Artsakh, a region situated in current Azerbaijan, has repeatedly declared its independence, and the people of Artsakh have been denied time and time again.
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The Bizarre Food On Star Trek Explained
Food plays a surprisingly important role in Star Trek. Since a lot of this is alien food, it can get crazy. Here's some of the bizarre food explained.
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The Real Reason The Notorious B.I.G. Is Being Inducted Into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
If he knew that the type of life he lived would lead to such a violent and early end, Biggie Smalls was well aware that the music he made would endure even after he was gone, and he named his follow-up album accordingly: Life After Death was released on March 25, 1997, just 16 days after his murder.
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Why Formula 1 Cars Are More Like Airplanes Than Automobiles
Formula 1 racing is its own unique sport, even as far as racing sports are concerned. The cars used in Formula 1 are their own thing, and their design isn't replicated in any of the other racing sports.
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This Was The Least Popular Member Of The Beatles
There is sad news, however, for fans of George Harrison, who comes in last in the Beatles' popularity contest run by CBS, with a mere 8 percent of the vote. (Ringo, who wrote and sang the least material but was a memorable character in the Beatles films and interviews, got 11 percent of the vote.)
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The Bizarre History Of Caroling
The tradition of caroling around the holiday season has a bizarre history. First done during pagan rituals thousands of years ago, caroling initially had nothing to do with Christmas. The bizarre history of caroling includes wassailing, Saint Francis of Assisi, and a ban on Christmas itself.
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This Is The Most Underrated Member Of Black Sabbath
When you think of Black Sabbath, you probably picture Ozzy Osbourne biting the head off of a bat that was thrown on stage, or the feud between him and Ronnie James Dio. But there's one member whose name is only raised to glory by serious music aficionados, and he was on bass guitar: Geezer Butler.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Stephen King
Stephen King has defined horror for a generation, but his rise to the top of the literary heap has been anything but easy.
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Here's How AC/DC Was Once Linked To A Serial Killer
One of the strangest incidents to occur during the band's long career occurred in the early 1980s, when an unexpected connection between the band and a notorious L. A. County serial killer put the band on the front pages for all the wrong reasons, and led to them being tarred as devil worshipers.
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Things Lovecraft Country Gets Right About History
Lovecraft Country doesn't hesitate to drop historical references, and it gets quite a few things right about the history it's referencing.
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What You Didn't Know About Bruce Lee's Affair
Lee was married to Linda Lee Cadwell at the time of his death, but that didn't stop him from finding love in forbidden places.
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This Is The Oldest Bonsai Tree In The World
Age is a virtue when it comes to bonsai trees.
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This Was The Least Popular Member Of Nirvana
How many of you know who Krist Novoselic is? We're guessing it isn't many.
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The Most Bizarre Thanksgiving Traditions
Not all Thanksgiving traditions have such a nostalgic feel to them. Some are just downright weird.
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Spooky Urban Legends That Take Place On Halloween
What are the origins of these Halloween urban legends? This is the history of Ouija boards, jack-o'-lanterns, and Halloween campus killers.
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How The Vikings May Have Created Criminal Profiling
Generally, Vikings could be very terrible.One of those terrible elements of Viking culture is the possible invention of criminal profiling. You know, the kind that predicts if people will be criminals based on how they look. The thing that some authorities still use even though it's unfair.
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How Many World Records Does Dude Perfect Really Have
Chances are you've seen one of Dude Perfect's trick shots in your social media feed. How do their obscure skills rank in the Guinness Book of World Records?
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This Is Why Dave Grohl Didn't Join Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
In 1994, Dave Grohl really didn't feel like playing the drums anymore. His friend and former band mate Kurt Cobain had recently taken his own life. But then one of Grohl's heroes asked him to play a Saturday Night Live gig with him, and it turned his whole perspective on music around.
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The Messed Up History Of Old-Timey Child Labor
At the start of the Industrial Revolution, child labor abuses and injustices came into question as the textile, coal, and chimney industries used kids.
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The Untold Truth Of Ma Rainey
Gertrude "Ma" Rainey was undoubtedly one of the greatest blues performers of all time. This is the untold truth of Ma Rainey.
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How Pete Doherty Lost All His Money
"What became of the likely lads? What became of the dreams we had?" So sang a young Pete Doherty with his erstwhile songwriting partner Carl Barât on The Libertines' self-titled 2004 album, which debuted at no. 1 on the UK charts.
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The Bizarre Way Netflix Tried To Encourage Binge-Watching
With Netflix, it's all there. And when it's there, we will binge-watch it.
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Details You Didn't Know About Cesar Millan
First of all: you're probably saying his name wrong. According to his official bio, TV's favorite dog trainer was born in Culiacán, Mexico. His full name is César Felipe Millán Favela. So, it's not Cesar like the salad.
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What It Was Like Taking Part In D-Day
Some D-Day participants have spoken about what it was like, because remembering is important. Here's what it was like taking part in D-Day.
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Terrifying Incidents That People Blamed On Spirits
It's not uncommon for ghosts to be blamed for some pretty horrendous happenings. Here are some terrifying incidents that people blamed on spirits.
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