What Became Of Mary Todd Lincoln?
Lost in the confusion of his assassination was the reaction of his wife, First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln, and what happened to her after he was assassinated.
Read MoreLost in the confusion of his assassination was the reaction of his wife, First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln, and what happened to her after he was assassinated.
Read MoreNostradamus has become synonymous with seeing the future and occult prophecy, though also cited for predictions that haven't actually come true
Read MoreThe assassination attempt against George H.W. Bush actually happened after the former president left office.
Read MoreYou probably remember the basics: David, a shepherd boy with a heart of gold and God on his side, accepts the call to battle Goliath, a pretty big guy.
Read MoreHow comets form has long been subject to scientific studies, and how comets are created is still something we're still learning.
Read MoreWhen the rhetoric around us can seem more combative and divisive than ever, a simple message of kindness and understanding can have even greater impact.
Read MoreFrank Sinatra was often despised when he was alive, but Sinatra's charm and iconic voice were always able to win over the public's heart.
Read MoreJudge Roy Bean, known as the Texas hanging judge since the late 1800s, never actually hanged anybody despite his reputation.
Read MoreAttila the Hun cuts an intimidating figure across history, but not much is really known about him. Historians suspect that many ideas about Attila are false.
Read MoreSome of the strangest things NASA astronauts left on the moon after several missions include items of symbolism and astronaut debris.
Read MoreJacqueline Kennedy Onassis remains one of the most iconic figures in history. Despite her legacy, her life was filled with complications and loss.
Read MoreIreland is separated into two countries, with the Republic of Ireland in the south and northwest and Northern Ireland in the northeast.
Read MoreThe relationship between FDR and the Kennedys started off quite promising but soon declined after some controversial actions by Joe Kennedy.
Read MoreA swarm of bees unexpectedly led the New York police department to the city's largest-ever marijuana farm in 2015.
Read MoreJuliane Koepcke survived a plane crash and free fall into the Peruvian rainforest.
Read MoreParty Monster depicts Club Kid extraordinaire Michael Alig and his murder of Angel Melendez in New York. Here's the messed up true story behind the film.
Read MoreDeadliest Catch star Nick McGlashan, passed away on December 28, 2020, in Nashville, Tennessee, local medical examiners confirmed to news outlets. He was 33.
Read MoreEclectic rock group the Doobie Brothers undoubtedly helped draft the blueprint for what's now classic rock (or, depending on your perspective, yacht rock).
Read MoreProdigy frontman Keith Flint married Japanese DJ Mayumi Kai (maybe you know her by her stage name, DJ Gedo Super Mega Bitch) in December 2006.
Read MoreFor a bunch of geniuses, the folks over at NASA have made some pretty boneheaded mistakes in the administration's more than six decades of space exploration.
Read MoreLeonard Reiffel was part of a collaborative operation between NASA and the Air Force to detonate a nuclear warhead on the moon. Grown men, nuking the moon.
Read MoreFor some, one hit can be a career-wide ride. And for a very few others, that one hit is a return ticket to the top of the charts, as it was for Benny Madrones.
Read MoreOne track that's now seen as an exemplary Queen recording was not so well-received upon its release in 1978, a single from their seventh studio album, Jazz.
Read MoreDoom, whose mask generally resembles Marvel Comics' facially-scarred uber-villain Victor Von Doom, hides behind a metal faceplate as surely as Von Doom does.
Read More"Tiny Dancer," a song from John's Madman Across the Water album, is now one of John's biggest successes, easily identified by even the most casual listener.
Read MoreThe rich are dropping major coin on just the weirdest stuff.
Read MoreThe strangest things that ever fell from the sky include such bizarre objects as fish, chunks of meat (thanks, Kentucky!) and golf balls. Heads up!
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