Why The Mayans Believed Sinkholes Led To The Underworld
The ancient Mayans relied on water-filled sinkholes called cenotes - which only exist in Mexico - for everything from drinking water to religious ceremonies.
Read MoreThe ancient Mayans relied on water-filled sinkholes called cenotes - which only exist in Mexico - for everything from drinking water to religious ceremonies.
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Read MoreWhere were the police? "They were there," Yates insisted, "but it appeared as though they were there to protect the people who were beating us."
Read MoreYoung Louis-Charles became heir to the French throne at four years old after the death of his brother.
Read MoreEvery tragic story has a tragic beginning, and that sentiment is immediately clear while perusing serial killer Ed Kemper's downright creepy upbringing.
Read MoreNot many people these days talk about wanting to hang out with Axl Rose. And there are some decent reasons why.
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Read MoreAnyone who owns a cat knows that our feline friends sometimes bring mess into the house. Which breed is the cleanest?
Read MoreDon't ask what's really going on at Bohemian Grove if you're not prepared to get some infuriating answers.
Read More"It's all a big hoax, honey. I never wrote a song in my life," said Elvis.
Read More"London Calling" by The Clash is truly iconic, so much so that it crashes into the 15th spot on Rolling Stones' list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
Read MoreWhile everybody knows that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, optical illusions prove that the species of some creatures also fits that bill.
Read MoreFrom a very young age, Grammy-award winning guitarist Eric Clapton was known as an above-average student with a penchant for art.
Read MoreWhile the reasoning for the prevalence of 555 in popular media is pretty understandable, how did this trend first get started?
Read MoreThe Millennium Problems were seven of the hardest unsolved math problems in the world, paired with a prize. Solve one and win a million bucks.
Read MoreLike the old saying goes, "if you want something done right, pay a college student £50 to do it for you."
Read MoreThe body of Bon Scott, lead singer of the Australian hard rock band AC/DC, was found in his car having asphyxiated on his own vomit after a night of drinking.
Read MoreWhen you enter the world of Orville Peck, you certainly won't feel like you're in Kansas anymore. But who is this masked crooner?
Read MoreJames Brown is a name everybody knows. The dude had a lot going for him, but he also had a dark side.
Read MoreSnoop Dogg is a household name. But in 1994, Snoop had yet to beat a murder rap after being accused of taking part in the drive-by shooting of a gang member.
Read MoreDennis Lobban, found guilty for the murder of Peter Tosh and two of his friends, was asked whether he had anything to say. "I am innocent, sir," he answered.
Read MoreMötley Crüe's Tommy Lee: a man whose public misdeeds are outnumbered only by the number of times that he showed the audience his sweet keister on tour.
Read MoreMichael Balzaray, also known as "Flea," started life in a tougher-than-tough home situation.
Read MoreYour standard koala spends between 18 and 22 hours a day drifting off to dreamland, according to the Australian Koala Foundation.
Read MoreYou might want to sit down. The most expensive baseball card ever sold wasn't exactly cheap.
Read MoreLaura Ingalls Wilder, the woman behind the Little House books really was born in the time of westward expansion -- February 7, 1867, outside Pepin, Wisconsin
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