What Really Happens At New Jersey's 'Spy House'
Plenty of creepy places have vied for the title of "Most Haunted House in America," but one New Jersey house, at Sandy Hook Bay, has lots of people convinced.
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The Tragic Death Of Bing Crosby's Wife
Dixie Lee Crosby was born Wilma Winifred Wyatt in Harriman, Tennessee on November 4, 1909. She started singing in her late teens and won a talent contest.
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This Is Where The Highway Of Tears Is Actually Located
Canada's Yellowhead Highway (also called Highway 16) earned itself the moniker 'Highway of Tears,' after a series of vanishings and murders along the route.
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These Are The Presidential Elections Where The Winner Lost The Popular Vote
It's usually safe to assume that the winner of the popular vote will win the electoral college. That assumption has fallen flat five times in American history.
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The Messed Up History Of Dead Whales And Arthritis
At one point in medical history, a popular method of treating rheumatoid arthritis involved afflicted patients sitting inside whale carcasses.
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The Bizarre True Story Of The Convicted Serial Killer Who May Be Innocent After All
Folbigg said her children died of natural causes -- by sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), epilepsy, and cardiac arrest. The courts did not believe her.
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Hilarious Ways Movie Characters Bit The Dust
Mel Brooks famously said, "Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall into an open sewer and die."
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The LDS Salamander Letter Explained
The so-called Salamander Letter had purportedly been written by a man named Martin Harris, who had financed the first printing of the Book of Mormon.
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Family Rabbit Unofficially Ties Guinness World Record In An Unusual Way
Sometimes pets do something that warrants inclusion in the Guinness Book of World Records for the oddest things — even unofficially.
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Here's How Ireland Really Celebrates St. Patrick's Day
Was there anything that the original Irish-American immigrants once did that Irish people also do to celebrate St. Patrick's Day?
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Why NOFX Was Banned In The USA
In 2018, NOFX appeared to face a reckoning for their signature offensive behavior.
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The Tragic Truth About The Highway Of Tears
Canada's Highway of Tears is part of a road known for cases of missing or murdered Indigenous women, highlighting a broken system where race comes into play.
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Wrestlers Who Died Under Suspicious Circumstances
Some of these suspicious wrestling deaths are still unresolved.
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The Dramatic True Story Of The Laki Volcanic Eruption
In 1783, when Iceland's Laki volcano began to erupt, it spewed forth toxic gases and produced lava flows that threatened to overtake entire villages.
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There's A Surprising Adam Sandler Movie Crushing It On Netflix
Turns out that Murder Mystery isn't the only joint success in Netflix's catalog for Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston.
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Bizarre Reasons People Could Be Excommunicated
There's been a lot of super weird reasons that people have found themselves excommunicated from the church, and some of them are pretty epic.
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The Untold Truth Of The Hatfield-McCoy Feud
The family names have become such a part of our language that people sometimes forget there were two actual families called the Hatfields and the McCoys.
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Historical Figures From 'We Didn't Start The Fire' You Don't Know Anything About
In "We Didn't Start the Fire," Billy Joel lists off dozens of people. Here are some historical figures from "We Didn't Start the Fire" you know nothing about.
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Survey Reveals Surprising Number Of People Who Think Bigfoot Actually Exists
If you don't believe that mythical creatures like mermaids, unicorns or werewolves actually exist, you're probably in the majority. But where's the fun in that?
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The Forearm Muscle That Not All Humans Are Born With Anymore
Some muscles have become so unimportant, that many people no longer have them. If you're ready for a demo, roll up your sleeve and take a close look.
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Who Is The Oldest Guinness World Record Holder?
The Guinness record for oldest person in the world is undeniably impressive and merely requires the work of living one's life, albeit for a long, long time.
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Why Eating Too Much Nutmeg Can Make You Hallucinate
Nutmeg -- the almost cinnamon-tasting spice adds hints of rich, earthy tones and a vague sweetness to your recipes. But you can have too much of a good thing.
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The Truth About Tony Bennett's World War II Service
On one of Bennett's last missions, he helped liberate the Kaufering concentration camp in Landsberg, Germany, where American POWs had been kept during the war.
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The Truth About One Of The Biggest Hoaxes In California History
In 1936, California historian Herbert Eugene Bolton found a real treasure. Or at least he thought he had. And he really needed the win.
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The Guinness World Record Involving Eggs You Could Probably Beat
If you're looking for a Guinness World Record to beat, there are worse ways to spend your time than trying to crack the most eggs with one hand in one minute.
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Things The United States Vs. Billie Holiday Didn't Tell You
Billie Holiday lived a complicated life, and even much of her own autobiography, the 1956 memoir Lady Sings the Blues, is considered historically dubious.
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Horror Movies That Made Audiences Sick
The horror film's ability to evoke a physical response in audiences has long been used as part of hyping the genre.
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