Why Some Nuclear Explosions Have Vertical Smoke Trails Near Them
Old photographs show inexplicable vertical smoke trails near nuclear explosions. Here's why those wispy columns of smoke were around some of the bombs.
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Why The LA Lakers Wear Purple And Gold Uniforms
The purple and gold uniforms of the Los Angeles Lakers are as iconic as their most legendary players. So why did they choose this color scheme?
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Willie Nelson: 12 Facts Only His Biggest Fans Would Know
From his heartbreakingly difficult childhood to his briefly-held belief that he had actually discovered The Beatles, Willie Nelson's life has been a wild ride.
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Here's Why The Lahore Diamond Is So Controversial
The Lahore diamond is a controversial part of the British's colonial past - specifically related to the two Sikh Wars. Here's the full story.
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Friends Of Prince Andrew Come To His Defense In New Documentary
Prince Andrew's public image has been on a downward spiral since the spotlight hit his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Were Money Troubles What Started Prince Andrew's Friendship With Jeffery Epstein?
Prince Andrew's friendship with Jeffery Epstein cost the royal dearly, but money troubles may have been a catalyst for their friendship in the first place.
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Why King Charles' Wedding To Princess Diana Was A Wake-Up Call For Prince Andrew
When King Charles wed Princess Diana on July 29, 1981, Prince Andrew experienced a wake-up call that some experts believe profoundly impacted his life.
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How The Fires In Canada's Northwest Territories Got Out Of Control
The fires in Canada's Northwest Territories in the summer of 2023 have been much more prolific than usual. Here's how they got out of control.
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Gilgo Beach Suspect Rex Heuermann's Disturbing Behavior Before His Arrest
Since his arrest, people have come forward to talk about Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann's disturbing behavior before he was accused of killing three women.
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Brit Prawat On What Sets Crime Junkie Apart From Other Podcasts - Exclusive
Podcasts can be a dime a dozen, but Brit Prawat told Grunge how "Crime Junkie" stands out among the many offerings in the true crime podcast genre.
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Who Is Ishmael In The Bible?
The Bible is rife with characters whose stories' have been passed down through the millennia. This is the story of Ishmael, the first born son of Abraham.
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The Rarest Feats In Major League Baseball
There are some rare feats in baseball you'd need to be blessed by the ghost of Babe Ruth to see in person. These are the rarest feats in Major League Baseball.
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Who Was Mordecai From The Bible?
The Bible tells Mordecai's story in the Book of Esther. The cousins worked together to save the Jews from slaughter, leading to the Jewish holiday of Purim.
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Famed Occultist Aleister Crowley's Secret Life As A World War I Spy
Famed occultist Aleister Crowley was into many things, from Buddhism to mountaineering. He also likely had a secret life as a World War I spy.
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This Is Where Michael Jackson's Chimp, Bubbles, Ended Up
Michael Jackson's chimp, Bubbles, made the rounds in tabloids for years, especially when it accompanied the King on Pop on the "Bad World Tour" in 1987.
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Who Owns The White House?
The White House is an iconic part of the United States that was built on the orders of George Washington. So who owns it? You might be surprised.
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This Is What Happens To Your Body 5 Minutes After You Die
Death is something we're still trying to understand - just take a look at the strange things that happen to your body five minutes after you die.
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Why Did The US Enter WWI?
In the early days of the Central Powers aggression ahead of World War I, U.S. leadership was adamant about not getting involved. This is why the US entered WWI.
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Famous Things Defaced By Tourists
The act of vandalizing places that are deeply meaningful to the human experience is sadly commonplace. Here are some of the most glaring examples.
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What Happened To Freddie Mercury's Family?
Queen frontman Freddie Mercury died from AIDs-related health complications at the young age of 45. Here are the family members he left behind.
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Richard Nixon's Daughter Is Married To Another Former President's Grandson
Former President Richard Nixon might be infamous for the Watergate scandal, but his daughter famously married another former head of state's grandson.
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The Disturbing Truth About Pharmacies In The 19th Century
These days, though not perfect, the pharmaceutical industry is well-regulated. However, in the 19th century, the truth about pharmacies was pretty disturbing.
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The History Of The Beatles' Yellow Submarine Is More Complex Than You Realize
The Beatles' "Yellow Submarine" is a whimsical, childlike song, that was a big hit for the band, but the history is more complex than you realize.
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How The Saguaro Blossom Became Arizona's State Flower
The saguaro blossom was officially designated Arizona's state flower in 1931, but it was a long, long road to get there. Here's the full story.
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The Unexpected Origin Of Elmer's Glue (And Who It's Named After)
Elmer's Glue comes from an unlikely company -- one that makes dairy products. That company's mascot was integral in how the glue became known as "Elmer's."
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Who Is Job From The Bible?
The Book of Job is one of the most discussed and debated parts of the Bible, and for good reason. So who exactly is Job? Here's the full story,
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Adrienne Salinas: The Unsolved 2013 Death Of An Arizona College Student
Adrienne Salinas went missing in the early morning hours of June 2013 and her remains were found months later. The college student's death is still unsolved.
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