What Happened To Auguste Rodin's Eternal Spring From Antiques Roadshow?
Auguste Rodin's "Eternal Spring" made it on to "Antiques Roadshow" in 2016 after James Kenner brought it in for appraisal. Here's what happened to it.
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Whatever Happened To The Gold-Plated Leica Luxus II Camera From Antiques Roadshow?
The gold-plated Leica Luxus II Camera first appeared on the popular "Antiques Roadshow" back in 2001. Here's what happened to this rare item.
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Why You Don't Want To Bathe In Grand Canyon's Pumpkin Spring
The Grand Canyon's Pumpkin Spring might look pretty cool, but you definitely don't want to bathe in it. In fact, it's dangerous to do so. Here's why.
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The Biggest Accidents And Injuries On MythBusters
MythBusters was a groundbreaking TV show, but that's not to say it was completely accident-free. Here are the biggest accidents and injuries on MythBusters.
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The Mystery Of D.B. Cooper
The mystery of D.B. Cooper is one that might never be solved. But we can always dream, right?
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A Labor Union Leader Was Shot Dead In 1952. Why His Murder Remains Unsolved
Labor union leader John Acropolis was shot dead in 1952. He was known to have enemies, including within the mafia. Here's why his murder remains unsolved.
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The Ingenious, Glyph-Like Number System Created By Medieval Monks
In the 13th century, monks of the Cistercian order creating an ingenious, glyph-like number system much different from the modern Arabic system.
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What The Beatles' Relationship Was Like With Each Other After They Broke Up
The Beatles are one of the biggest bands in the world, and their break-up shocked fans. Their relationship after, however, continued to have ups and downs.
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History Of Lunar New Year Explained
While in the West and in much of the world we go by the Gregorian calendar to mark the new year, the history of Lunar New Year goes back to ancient Asia.
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The Most Bizarre Things About The Korean Conflict
The Korean War is often remembered for being forgotten, sandwiched between WWII and the Vietnam War. But the deadly Cold War kerfuffle was immensely important.
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Classic Country Mysteries That Remain Unsolved To This Day
For anyone who loves classic country, true crime, or just a good brainteaser, these are the classic country mysteries that remain unsolved to this day.
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The Darkest Movies You'll Find On Netflix
Netflix's catalog of movies is still one of the best around. But what are the darkest movies you'll find on Netflix that are actually still good to watch?
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The Unsolved 1980s Franciscan Priest Murders
The murders of three Catholic priests and disappearance of one in the 1980s remain unsolved, though some have drawn connections between them. Here's the story.
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How Superman Defeated The Real-Life KKK: A Wild True Story
This is the true story of how Superman leapt off the pages of Detective Comics and out of the radio waves to take on the ascendant KKK.
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How Elvis Presley's Hairstylist Kept His Signature Mane Looking Great
Elvis Presley's legacy encompasses many of his unique attributes, including his signature mane. Here's how his hairstylist kept The King's hair looking great.
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The Untold Truth Of The Army's Intelligence Support Activity
While the CIA might be more commonly known as the secret spy arm of U.S. government intelligence, the Army's ISA really takes the cake.
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Who Inherited Ava Gardner's Money After She Died?
Silver screen siren Ava Gardner was married three times but had no children. She died in 1990 at 67-years-old. Here's who inherited her money after she died.
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Things People Get Wrong About Jesus
Even though billions of people profess faith in him, there are quite a few misconceptions about Jesus Christ. These are the things people get wrong about Jesus.
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The Strange Reason Mummified Cats Are Found Inside The Walls Of Old Homes
Dried or mummified cats are sometimes found inside the walls of old homes in Britain and Europe. Strangely, they didn't get there by accident.
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Why The 1969 Library Murder Of A Penn State University Student Remains Unsolved
A Penn State University student was killed inside the library in 1969 while other students sat nearby. Here's why Betsy Aardsma's murder remains unsolved.
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The Most Popular Jobs 300 Years Ago
There are many obvious differences between the 1720s and today, but what people did back then to make a living in colonial America might seem oddly familiar.
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Whatever Happened To Sebastian Bach?
Sebastian Bach was the swoon-worthy frontman for the quintessential hair metal band Skid Row. The band fired him in 1996. Here's what he's been up to since.
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What We Know About The Online Cult University Of Cosmic Intelligence
An online cult called the University of Cosmic Intelligence has been connected to the disappearance of six people. Here's what we know about it.
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How Many World Records Did Bruce Lee Really Have?
Martial artist and actor Bruce Lee achieved many great things in his life, but like Chuck Norris, it can be hard to separate fact from fiction.
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The Biggest Pieces Of Evidence In The Gilgo Beach Murders So Far
More than a decade after police found 11 murder victims on Long Island's Gilgo Beach, they made an arrest. These are the biggest pieces of evidence so far.
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Who Was The Witch Of Endor Mentioned In The Bible?
There are plenty of memorable characters in the Bible, and the Witch of Endor is one of them - despite only appearing briefly. Here's her story.
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This Is How The Raëlism Cult Started
There are a couple ways that you could approach the question of how Raëlism began. Let's start with its founder, a French-Canadian man named Claude.
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