The Untold Truth Of The Florida Skunk Ape
Whatever your beliefs on Skunk Apes may be, these creatures have become a cult-favorite in cryptozoology circles, and here's why.
Read MoreWhatever your beliefs on Skunk Apes may be, these creatures have become a cult-favorite in cryptozoology circles, and here's why.
Read MoreRandy Orton comes from a long line of professional wrestlers. But he worked for every accolade and dollar he's earned. So just how much is Orton worth?
Read MoreWealth often translates into power. If power is defined by wealth, there isn't even a close second to the most powerful religious organization in the world.
Read MoreWWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns has only recently returned to the ring after a prolonged absence, including a match at Wrestlemania 37.
Read MoreScottish pop singer Les McKeown was perhaps best known for his stint as the lead singer in the plaid-clad 1970s bubblegum boy band the Bay City Rollers.
Read MoreFew serial killers' tales match that of Lonnie David Franklin Jr. Branded the Grim Sleeper, Franklin was responsible for the deaths of at least 10 people.
Read MoreJeopardy! has been without a permanent host since former host Alex Trebek died, and it appears LeVar Burton may be in the running to replace him.
Read MoreLou Reed's creative life was one of the towering musical accomplishments of the century, yet a decade after his death he remains a mysterious, mythic figure.
Read MorePaul McCartney seems to have great respect for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, so why did he choose to skip a very meaningful induction ceremony?
Read MoreRobert Emmet Chambers Jr. was the prime suspect in the death of 18-year-old Jennifer Levin. Here's the untold truth of Robert Chambers, aka the Preppy Killer.
Read MoreThe rock and roll world was shocked on Thursday when the family of Bay City Rollers' lead singer Les McKeown announced on Twitter that he had died unexpectedly.
Read MoreKnown as the Godfather of Soul, The Hardest Working Man in Show Business, and Mr. Dynamite, among other names, James Brown was a soul and funk icon.
Read MoreLike tens of thousands of other men of his generation, Mel Brooks found a ticket out of his situation via serving in the military during World War II.
Read MoreHBO comedy hit Curb Your Enthusiasm, created by Larry David, once saved a wrongfully accused killer from being sent to prison.
Read MoreOne murder case that desperately needs more light shed upon it is that of the Dupont de Ligonnés killings. This terrible crime was uncovered in April 2011.
Read MoreThe Cars were at the forefront of the New Wave movement and remembered for a string of hits in the '80s. So how come the iconic band's name was so plain?
Read MoreItalian-born Rocco Perri, also known as "Canada's Al Capone," exemplifies the widespread nature of mafias throughout the world.
Read MoreCountries like Georgia and Moldova sprang from the U.S.S.R. It's from nations like these that "de facto governments" such as Transnistria emerged.
Read MoreRock icon Lenny Kravitz is as known for his music as his style — but don't forget about his acting career. Here are some of his most noteworthy roles.
Read MoreRingo Starr is a bona-fide superstar, but behind the musical phenomenon is a man. Here's the untold truth of Ringo Starr.
Read MoreChristian children in Sunday school are taught tales about Solomon's wise rulings. Biblical scholars study his writings not just as sacred writ, but literature.
Read More"Rowdy" Roddy Piper was one of the most memorable fighters to enter the ring, and one of the biggest stars during the pro wrestling boom of the 1980s.
Read MoreArgentine-born Marxist revolutionary Ernesto Guevara de la Serna -- better known as Che Guevara -- was a very wanted man by the time he was shot to death.
Read MoreIn 1994, almost 1 million Tutsi were murdered in Rwanda by Hutu extremists. This is the tragic history of the Rwandan genocide.
Read MoreThere was one feud involving 'Macho Man' Randy Savage and Jake 'The Snake' Roberts that was memorable for the wrong reasons: it sent Savage to the hospital.
Read MoreAs President-elect Roosevelt hoisted himself into the car, several shots rang out into that mid-February night. Before the smoke cleared, five would be wounded.
Read MoreAfter making a name with The Flames, Blondie Chaplin joined the Beach Boys in 1972 and lent his unmistakable sound to the group's 18th and 19th albums.
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