Why Members Of The Royal Family Are Buried In Coffins Lined With Lead
It should come as no surprise that when it comes to matters of death and burial, the reach of royal tradition extends even to the great beyond.
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Wheel Of Fortune Fans Might Be Surprised To Know How The Show Is Taped
Since its debut in 1975, Wheel of Fortune has recorded over 6,000 episodes, making it the longest running game show in history.
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How The Bush Family Really Got So Rich
From getting their start in the oil business, to lucrative partnerships, to political prowess, this is how the Bush family got so rich.
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A Look At Roger Federer And Rafael Nadal's Rivalry
Federer and Nadal first played against each other at the Miami Open in 2004. At the time, Federer was ranked number one in the world; Nadal was a newcomer.
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The First Bad Album These Legendary Bands Released
Even the biggest bands in the world slip up eventually. Here are the first bad albums these legendary bands released.
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The Truth About The Royal Vault At St. George's Chapel
After the funeral service on April 17, Prince Philip will be privately interred in the Royal Vault of St. George's Chapel in Windsor.
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These Were The Last People To Die In Major Wars
One bit of trivia that is often overlooked in these discussions is the name of the last person to die directly in a war -- the last fatality in the conflict.
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The Tragic Story Of The Paxton Boys Massacres
One of the tragic incidents was the Paxton Boys massacre, when Pennsylvania rebels slaughtered an unarmed Indian settlement amid the heightened tensions of war.
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Over 20% Of People Agree This Is The Most Underrated History Channel Show
The pandemic has people are spending more time indoors than ever, and television watching has accordingly surged by nearly a third compared to 2019.
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The Sad Childhood Of The Prodigy's Keith Flint
Music fans were shocked in 2019 by the sudden death of Keith Flint, the instantly recognizable frontman of U.K. rave group The Prodigy.
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The First Person To Successfully Use The Temporary Insanity Defense
In 1859, a congressman shot another man on the street. This is the story of Daniel Sickles, the first person to successfully use the temporary insanity defense.
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The Untold Truth Of The Old West
Much of the romanticized and glorified American Old West is still very much a mystery, so sit back on the porch, poor some whiskey, and let us fill you in.
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What It Was Really Like To Party Like An Ancient Roman
The Ancient Romans are famous for feasting and drinking. Here's what it was really like to party like an Ancient Roman.
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The Untold Truth Of Rosa Parks
Rosa Parks was a civil rights activists who made a lasting impact on history. This is the untold truth of Rosa Parks.
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The Oldest Memes On The Internet
What were the earliest internet memes? Now that time has gone by, we know. These are the oldest memes on the internet.
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The Best Female Wrestlers In AEW
AEW's biggest weakness when it first began airing Dynamite on TNT was its women's roster. These are the best female wrestlers in AEW.
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The Tragic Life And Death Of The World's First Movie Star
Florence Lawrence is often labeled as the first movie star in history, but in her personal life, she struggled against depression, heartbreak, and disease.
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Britain's Notorious Great Train Robbery Explained
For sheer audacity, profit, and old-school cool, nothing beats the Great Train Robbery of 1963. Here's Britain's notorious Great Train Robbery explained.
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The Most Disturbing Things Found In True Crime Ransom Notes
Kidnapping has been a thing for a long time, but ransom notes are a fairly new addition. Some are lists of demands, but others are more disturbing than that.
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The Hatton Garden Heist And The Elderly Thieves Who Made It Happen
In April 2015, six elderly professional thieves broke into the Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Company in London and made off with some £14 million.
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Over 30% Of People Agree That This Musician's Death Impacted Them The Most
It is a well-established phenomenon that celebrity deaths hit hard. Which famous musician's death impacted you the most?
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The Truth About The Golden State Killer's Ex-Wife, Sharon Marie Huddle
Most narratives about Sharon Marie Huddle focus on one question: How could she be married to a serial killer for decades and never know the truth about him?
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The Reason John Curulewski Departed Styx
John Curulewski was one of the founding members of the rock band Styx, but he abruptly left the band shortly after the release of their 1975 album Equinox.
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Michigan's Fab Five Changed Basketball Forever. Here's How
There's no denying the influence Chris Webber, Jalen Rose, Juwan Howard, Jimmy King, and Ray Jackson -- Michigan's Fab Five -- have had on the sport in general.
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The Least Popular The Who Member Might Surprise You
The Who solidified in 1964 with singer Roger Daltrey, bassist John Entwistle, drummer Keith Moon, and singer-songwriter-guitarist Pete Townshend.
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The Tragic Death Of Prince Philip's Sister, Princess Cecilie
Princess Cecilie was the third of Prince Philip's siblings, but her life ended unexpectedly in 1937.
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The Historical Figure That Over 40% Of People Want To Run America
In a time of increasing political polarization and crises, many in the public might well wonder how past historical figures would handle today's challenges.
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