The Super Bowl Halftime Moment That Had Viewers Looking Away
The Super Bowl halftime moment that had viewers fighting dizziness was when the Weeknd entered a hall of mirrors and proceeded to spin and shake the camera.
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The Untold Truth Of The Grand Ole Opry
The Grand Ole Opry and its radio show made country music what it is today. This is the untold truth of the Grand Ole Opry.
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The Most Scandalous Divorces In History
Divorce has existed for a long time, but that doesn't mean the details of history's most scandalous divorces are any less entertaining to modern sensibilities.
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No Takers For Indonesian 'Pluck A Tire Off A Croc' Contest
Let's say, you happen across a 13-foot crocodile wearing a bicycle tire as a necklace. If there were a contest to pluck that tire off its neck, would you enter?
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The Cringe-Worthy Moment You Missed In Tracy Morgan's Super Bowl Commercial
In a Super Bowl ad for Rocket Mortgage, Tracy Morgan goes to the extreme trying to show prospects their ability to afford a house.
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Drake's State Farm Commercial Has Twitter Cracking Up
State Farm pulled out all stops by filling its 30-second spot during the Super Bowl with high-profile cameos, including Drake.
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Why Fans Think The Pringles Super Bowl Commercial Missed The Mark
Super ads are usually as much of a short entertainment video as they are a product push, and this year Pringles' ad missed the mark.
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Matthew McConaughey's Doritos 3D Commercial Is Turning Heads
Matthew McConaughey is turning heads with his two-dimensional image for the new Doritos 3D Crunch Super Bowl ad this year.
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The Real Reason That Abraham Lincoln Grew A Beard
In 1860, Abraham Lincoln was the Republican nominee running for president, and around that time, he decided to grow a beard.
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This Is Who Wrote One Of Dolly Parton's Biggest Duets
Dolly Parton's younger brother, Floyd Parton, wrote Rockin' Years, a duet with Ricky Van Shelton released on her 1991 album.
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The Wild Story Of Sheila Keen-Warren, The Killer Clown
A killer clown shot Marleen Warren in the face, and then fled the scene. Later, police accused Sheila Keen-Warren of the murder.
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The Famous Movie Inspired By The Texarkana Murder Mystery
During 1946, police failed to catch the man christened the Phantom Killer, and in 1976, the movie The Town That Dreaded Sundown based on the events.
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The Dark Secret Beneath NYC's Washington Square
Washington Square Park is one of the most iconic places in NYC. But most park visitors don't know that the area has a pretty macabre secret.
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The Creepy Truth About The Texarkana Murder Mystery
What the media quickly dubbed the Texarkana Moonlight Murders, carried out by someone the local paper called the "Phantom Killer," panicked the small town.
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This Is How Thomas Edison Tried To Speak With The Dead
With such a long list of new ideas to his name, however, not all of them were going to be zingers. For example, Edison's idea for a "spirit phone."
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Betrayal Led To A Decade Of Warfare With The Apache
The Apache were no fans of the settler expansion that invaded their land and livelihoods. For much of the mid-1800s, Cochise firmly defended Apache territory.
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The Wildest Murders Committed On Super Bowl Sunday
We aren't talking about your favorite team going down in defeat. Super Bowl Sunday itself has been witness to the unending heartache of violent death.
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The Bizarre Story Of The Player Who Was Robbed While Playing The Super Bowl
If you're a justifiably famous and extremely well-compensated sports figure, you might escape those kinds of slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. Not so.
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29% Of People Wish They Could've Seen This Super Bowl Halftime Show Live
Come Super Bowl Sunday, there will be those who aren't there for football; they're there for a) the food and/or b) the commercials and/or c) the half-time show.
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What It Was Really Like To Be A Cold War Spy
Throughout the course of the Cold War, spies played a vital part in establishing an edge for the United States and the Soviet Union.
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What Was Christopher Plummer's Net Worth When He Died?
Maintaining such longevity and acclaim throughout his career meant Christopher Plummer was handsomely paid. So how much was he worth?
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The Truth About Inside The World's Toughest Prisons Host Raphael Rowe
Raphael Rowe is not just the host of Netflix's Inside The World's Toughest Prisons; he is a former prisoner himself, sentenced to life imprisonment in 1989.
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Here's How Christopher Plummer Really Felt About The Sound Of Music
Christopher Plummer is often asked about his role in The Sound of Music, but how he really feels about the film might surprise you.
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The Real Reason We Celebrate Valentine's Day
These days, Valentine's Day feels more and more commercial, less like a day to commemorate and celebrate. That wasn't the case years ago.
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The Bizarre Piece Of Hitler's Home That's Up For Auction
A Maryland-based auction house is giving the public the opportunity to see and buy a bizarre piece of Adolf Hitler's home.
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Evil People Share A 'Dark Factor,' According To Scientists
Evil is a terrifying concept. Monsters hiding in the dark, yes, but it's the human evil that shakes us to our core and fascinates the psyche most of all.
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The Party Trick That Tragically Killed The Beat Generation's Muse
The three influential Beats were entangled in a network of relationships centered around Joan Vollmer, their "patron and muse," per All That's Interesting.
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