Broadway Shows That Closed Before Opening Night
Sometimes, the makers of a Broadway musical or play will realize that their show is too much of a disaster to fix. Here are some that never made it to opening.
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Do People Actually Inhabit Easter Island?
Easter Island already had a name, Rapa Nui, and was home to a rich culture that flourished there long before its "discovery." Do people still live there?
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Jon Rahm Is Worth A Lot More Than You Think
Jon Rahm, the Spanish pro golfer, entered the upper echelons of golf by winning the Farmers Insurance Open in January 2017, a year after he turned pro.
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Whatever Happened To Rush's First Bassist And Singer?
Geddy Lee has been a part of Rush for most of the group's 47-year history, yet there was another bass player and singer before him.
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The Untold Truth Of J.D. Salinger
There is a central irony to the life of J.D. Salinger: The more he decided to retreat from fame, the more famous he grew -- like it or not, try as he might.
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The Truth About Nikki Sixx's Marriages
Nikki Sixx is the bass player for the rock group Motley Crue, and the legendary rocker counts three marriages under his belt.
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This Is How The Gainesville Ripper Was Finally Caught
Danny Rolling, known as the Gainesville Ripper for killing college students in Florida, was the inspiration for the famous Scream movies.
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A Look At H.P. Lovecraft's Bizarre Love Life
H.P. Lovecraft overcame his apparent aversion to physical affection and kissed just one woman: Sonia Greene, a fellow fiction writer and Jewish immigrant.
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This Is The Reason Pirates Wore Earrings
A pirate's costume is not complete without an eye patch and gold hoop earring, but it turns out that the earring is more than just a fashion statement.
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The True Story Of Vlad The Impaler's Hungarian Labyrinth-Prison
The Panoptikum is a one-mile-long series of corridors and prison chambers, part of a six-mile-long labyrinth that comprises one of the oldest parts of Budapest.
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The Most Underrated Pearl Jam Song On Every Album
Regarded as one of the most important bands of the "grunge" music movement, Pearl Jam has dominated the scene, selling tens of millions of albums.
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The Time Teddy Roosevelt Quit Politics To Become A Cowboy
In 1883, rising politician Teddy Roosevelt swapped suits for spurs and took to the United States Badlands to seek freedom, heal from grief, and become a cowboy.
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This Is How Much Former Football Star Joe Namath Is Worth
Legendary quarterback Joe Namath is worth more than you think.
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Details You Didn't Know About Errol Flynn
Off the screen, legendary actor Errol Flynn had romances with a series of women -- and perhaps men as well -- partied hard, and made no secret about any of it
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What Was Wyatt Earp's Childhood Really Like?
Wyatt Earp is remembered as a pioneering lawman of the Wild West and had a life filled with the stuff of American legend and lore.
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The Truth About Planet Nine
On the edge of the solar system, at the border of observable space, are a multitude of assorted objects, including a possible Planet Nine.
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Here's How Much Secret Service Agents Really Make
There are many possible jobs a Secret Service agent might have, and they include a lot more than just protecting the president.
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This Is How Blink-182 Got Their Name
The name Blink-182 has become synonymous with pop-punk, brilliantly silly puns in album titles, and hazardous amounts of angst. How did they get their name?
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The Mysterious Death Of Kendrick Johnson
There many who've long believed Kendrick Johnson's death, initially ruled an accident, was something far more troubling.
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Messed Up Things That Happened At The Viper Room
In the early 1990s, no hotter ticket existed than the Viper Room on West Hollywood's notorious Sunset Strip. The club has a storied past.
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A Look At The Assassination Attempts Against Harry Truman
While some U.S. presidents have been killed by assassins, President Harry Truman faced two attempts on his life and survived.
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Camorra: The Truth About Italy's Most Successful Crime Group
The Sicilian Mafia may have found success in the United States, but in Italy, the Camorra is the top dog of the world of organized crime.
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The Feud Between DMX And Ja Rule Explained
After three No. 1 albums in the late 1990s, DMX had a long-standing beef with fellow rapper Ja Rule, and this is how it happened.
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How The Rockefeller Family Really Got So Rich
Through the 1900s, the Rockefellers were at the top of the list of America's richest families, with notable politicians and businessmen among their ranks.
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The Untold Truth Of The Colonial Parkway Murders
The Colonial Parkway was home to what's believed to have been perhaps 10 murders. At least eight of these killings comprise the actual Colonial Parkway murders.
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The True Story Behind The Last Massacre
In February of 1911, one of the last clashes between Native Americans and United States forces -- "the Last Massacre" -- occurred in Humboldt County, Nevada.
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The Maritime Torture Worse Than Walking The Plank
Keelhauling combines the best parts of waterboarding, rusted razor shaving, and literal salt in wounds that will leave you wishing you'd walked the plank.
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