The First Thing 28% Of People Would Do If A Zombie Apocalypse Happened
If zombies existed, they would insist on consuming the flesh of the regular living folk, so it's a good idea to have a plan to survive a zombie apocalypse.
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The Most Powerful Corporation In History
The East India Trading Company (EIC) ruled global trade and economy from 1600-1873, when it finally disbanded following a series of violent uprisings in India.
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Here's How The Golden Gate Bridge Was Actually Built
How do you get from one side of the bay to the other? By road? Take a boat? In the '30s, San Francisco's signature landmark was born: the Golden Gate Bridge.
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The Truth About Fear Factor's Cringe-Worthy Pizza Challenge
In season 3, episode 17 of Fear Factor, eating pizza with disgusting toppings was the second of three stunts performed by contestants.
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The Untold Truth Of John Fogerty
As lead singer and primary musical force in Creedence Clearwater Revival, John Fogerty helped define rock 'n' roll history.
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Here's How Much The Notorious B.I.G. Was Worth When He Died
The Notorious B.I.G. bragged about his excesses and how his fortunes changed since becoming famous, and this is how much he was worth.
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The Real Reason This 10-Second Video Just Sold For $6.6 Million
A 10-second video of a giant body that looks like Donald Trump covered in graffiti face down in the grass just sold for $6.6 million.
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The Most Powerful Explosion In History
Tensions in the Cold War were nearing their peak in the fall of 1961 when the Russians created a bomb they nicknamed "something that has not been seen before."
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How Serial Killer Andrei Chikatilo Was Finally Caught
He was known as "The Butcher of Rostov" and "The Rostov Ripper." That's because the police had no leads. But Andrei Chikatilo was operating in plain sight.
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The Real Reason These Dr. Seuss Books Will No Longer Be Published
Dr. Seuss Enterprises announced that it will discontinue publication of six Dr. Seuss books due to racist and stereotypical imagery and text.
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Things We Learned About Freddie Mercury After He Died
Freddie Mercury had a legendary singing voice, strut and stage presence. Here are things we only learned about Freddie Mercury after he died.
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What You Didn't Know About The Tunnel System Inside The Library Of Congress
The Library of Congress tunnel system was once used to quickly relay information from the Congressional Library on First Street to the Capitol building.
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The Messed Up Reason People Used To Wear Powdered Wigs
We all just kind of easily accept the fact that a couple of centuries ago people wore big, ridiculous wigs, even those who had their own full heads of hair
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Who Won The First NBA Dunk Contest?
Every year rookie and veteran players showcase their hoop-dunking skills in a competition and title for the best dunker, judged by players and entertainers.
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Are Steph Curry And Kevin Durant Still Friends?
Steph Curry and Kevin Durant made one of the best partnerships in the NBA, winning two championships with the Golden State Warriors.
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The Untold Truth Of Steve Vai
At the age of four, Vai walked up to a piano, struck a key, and knew right away that the notes to the right went higher and those on the left went lower.
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The Bizarre 1954 UFO Sighting In Florence, Italy
It's tempting to envision UFO sightings as happening along backwoods roads with no witnesses and a single abductee describing a scene lifted from The X-Files.
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The Messed Up History Of The English Sweats
Not as well-known as its bigger, badder cousin the Black Death (otherwise known as bubonic plague), the sweating disease was nonetheless a horrifying killer.
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Why This Detective Thinks The Zodiac Killer Murdered The Black Dahlia
The Black Dahlia murder has fascinated people for decades and remains unsolved, but one detective thinks the Zodiac Killer is involved.
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The Truth About The English Witch Who Predicted The Internet
The internet, first developed by the US military in the 1960s, had been around forever, because of a prediction made by a witch in the 15th century.
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Cassius Stanley's Net Worth: How Much The NBA Dunk Contest Participant Is Worth
Indiana Pacers guard Cassius Stanley has been invited to compete in the 2021 NBA Dunk Contest, and fans want to know his net worth.
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This Was The Most Feared Scottish Clan In History
Who gets to blow their own horn (er, bagpipes) over most fearsome clan?
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The Man Who Was Arrested Over His Christmas Decorations
One Blackpool, England resident has made a name for himself as the town's foul-housed Christmas curmudgeon.
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The Truth About How The Red Hot Chili Peppers Got Their Name
The Red Hot Chili Peppers didn't arrive to their peppery name destination without a measure of trial and error.
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The Worst Things About Being A UPS Driver
UPS delivered 3.5 million packages and documents per day in 2019. No doubt the numbers are bigger this year -- but that doesn't mean the job is any easier.
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The Reason So Many Six-Toed Cats Live At The Hemingway House
Ernest Hemingway was, in the minds of many, the last of a particular breed of man's man. And it turns out, his cat was also a rather peculiar breed.
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The Real Reason Sonic Youth Broke Up
Sonic Youth members Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore took rock romance a step further by having the band completely break up due to a messy divorce.
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