Ten Epic Last Stands Throughout History
History has shown that a much superior military force doesn't always easily prevail. Sometimes the underdog puts up a fierce fight, and occasionally prevails.
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The Untold Truth Of Paul Reubens
There was much more to Paul Reubens, the actor behind Pee-wee Herman, than meets the eye. Let's talk about some of the fascinating stories behind the bow tie.
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Who Was Mohammed Helmy, The Doctor Who Saved Jews During The Holocaust?
Mohammed Helmy was a doctor who risked his life to save Jews during the Holocaust. He was honored by Israel's Yad Vashem memorial center in 2013.
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The Myth Of The Water Spirit Mami Wata
The myth of the water spirit Mami Wata comes from Africa and traveled with those forced overseas during the Transatlantic Slave Trade starting in 1502.
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12 Iconic People Tony Bennett Had Duets With
Tony Bennett was well-known for his collaborations with other iconic artists. From Judy Garland to Stevie Wonder, here are some of his most notable duets.
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Pee-Wee's Playhouse Actors Who Sadly Passed Away
Pee-wee's Playhouse entertained kids and adults alike for years in the 1980s. With Paul Reubens' death in 2023, Pee-wee joins several other departed co-stars.
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The Only Piece Of Art Michelangelo Ever Signed
Renaissance era artist Michelangelo created several world-renowned masterpieces still revered today, but this is the only one of his works he ever signed.
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Sad Details Revealed In The Astroworld Tragedy Police Report
The crowd crush at the 2021 Astroworld Festival tragedy led to the deaths of 10 people and injured thousands more. Here's what the police report said.
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The Last Thing These US Presidents Said Before They Died
When it comes to presidential last words, not all are well-known, and not all were recorded, but here is how some of America's commanders-in-chief met death.
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The Chilling Tale Of This Indiana Demon House (And Why It Was Demolished)
A family in Indiana claimed 200 demons lived in their house and terrorized them. Their chilling tale led to the house being demolished. Here's why.
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What Is Jainism And What Do Its Followers Believe?
Jainism's roots go back thousands of years. So what exactly is this religion, and what do its followers believe? The answer is complicated.
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Best True Crime Documentaries Of 2023
Great true crime documentaries don't glamorize the crime or the criminals and pay attention to the victims. Here's a spoiler-free look at the best of 2023.
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Why Ladybugs Are Omens Of Luck In So Many Cultures
Though the sight of most insects makes many pull back in disgust, ladybugs are omens of luck in many cultures. Why is this the case? Let's take a look.
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12 Biggest Lip-Sync Scandals In Music History
Several of the most iconic figures in pop music (and a few less-than-iconic ones) have weathered lip-syncing scandals -- some more successfully than others.
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The Two Bittersweet Words Paul Reubens Used To Describe Pee-Wee Herman
Pee-wee Herman made his global debut in the 1982 stage show "The Pee-wee Herman Show." Here are the two bittersweet words Paul Reubens used to describe him.
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The Truth About The Arrest That Ruined Paul Reubens' Career
After gaining success from "Pee-wee's Big Adventure," "Pee-wee's Playhouse," and "The Pee-wee Herman Show," Paul Reubens' career took a massive hit.
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Mark Twain's Electric Friendship With Nikola Tesla Explained
Scientist Nikola Tesla and writer Mark Twain are both legends in their respective fields. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the two were also friends.
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Pee Wee Herman Actor Paul Reubens Dead At 70
Famous actor and comedian Paul Reubens, better known as Pee-wee Herman, died on July 30, 2023, at the age of 70. Here's the story of his life.
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Why World War II Is Discussed More Than World War I
Both World Wars shaped history and modern life in countless ways, but World War II is discussed more often than World War I. The reasons why are fascinating.
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What America's Opium Dens Were Really Like
Opium has a long history in the United States. Between the Civil War and WWII, this including the controversial opium dens. Here's what they were really like.
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How Revolutionary 'Bioprinting' Can Produce Living Organs From Scratch
A wild new additive manufacturing process called bioprinting can create living organs from scratch, opening up new avenues of research and possibility.
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The National Park That's Covered In Glowing Millipedes
If you take a stroll through this national park in the United States, you'll find that it's covered in glowing millipedes. Here's why this is the case.
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Theories As To Why Flying Squirrels Glow Pink Under UV Light
A 2019 study found that the bellies of New World flying squirrels, which are native native to North America, glow under UV light. Here's what we know.
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Massively Popular Musicians The Grammys Snubbed
The Grammy Awards has for decades saluted the greatest musicians to grace our ears. But if you think that all great musicians win at least once, you'd be wrong.
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The Untold Truth Of Sinead O'Connor
Sinéad O'Connor attracted many headlines but there are still some lesser-known parts of her life. Here're the untold truth of the "Nothing Compares 2 U" singer.
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The History Of Madonna's Iconic Cone Bra Explained
Over her long career, Madonna has flaunted many different looks. One of the most well-known involves the cone bra she wore during 1990's "Blond Ambition" tour.
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The Tragic Way The British Used Wine To Poison Over 200 Native Americans At Once
On May 22, 1623, the British hatched a scheme to poison over 200 Native Americans - including their leader Opechancanough - at once. Here's the story.
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