The Radical Theory That Says That Life Creates The Universe
The universe led to life as we know it - sound about right? According to some researchers, it's not. Here's one radical theory that proposes something else.
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Native American Historical Figures They Didn't Teach You About In School
Native American figures are grossly underrepresented in too many American history classes, however many have played a very important role.
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How Policymakers Accidentally Made The Great Depression Worse
Amid the Great Depression, the Federal Reserve Bank and the Roosevelt administration attempted to curb the devastating effects it had on the economy.
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Tragic Stories About Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin remains one of the most successful and legendary bands in rock history. Here are some tragic stories about Led Zeppelin.
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Famous People Tragically Killed In Motorcycle Accidents
It's no secret that riding motorcycles can be a very dangerous activity. Here are some famous people who were tragically killed in motorcycle accidents.
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IBLP: Where Are The People From Shiny Happy People Today?
Here's what happened to some of the people who spoke about their experiences with the Institute in Basic Life Principles in "Shiny Happy People."
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Deadliest Catch: What Happened To The Destination?
In a Season 13 episode of "Deadliest Catch" called "Lost at Sea," it was revealed that the fishing vessel F/V Destination had disappeared. What happened?
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The Untold Truth Of I Dream Of Jeannie
While the plot might be familiar, Jeannie's" production and afterlife came with some fun and strange episodes of its own.
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Why 17, Not 13, Is Considered Unlucky In Italy
Thirteen is considered an unlucky number in the West, but in Italy, 17 is the number that can bring you bad fortune. Here's why this is the case.
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Transgender History Makers They Didn't Teach You About In School
There have been many trans people in history, some of whom were remarkable. Here are the transgender history makers they didn't teach you about in school.
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Why Eddie Nash Was Acquitted Of The Wonderland Murders
Four people were killed at Los Angeles's Wonderland Avenue on July 1, 1981. Here's why suspect Eddie Nash was acquitted of the gruesome murders.
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The Untold Truth Of Metallica's Kirk Hammett
There's more to Kirk Hammett than being the lead guitarist for Metallica. Here's the untold truth of one of the most famous heavy metal guitarists of all time.
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Will Eating Apple Seeds Really Kill You?
Have you ever been told as a child that eating apple seeds will kill you? Did you believe it? And is it true? You might be surprised at the answer.
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Mark Ruffalo's Sad And Troubled Past
From extraordinary health struggles to personal loss, Mark Ruffalo has had to carry a lot on his shoulders. Here is Mark Ruffalo's sad and troubled past.
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This Is The Deadliest Day Of The Week, According To Science
There's one day of the week that is particularly deadly - more so than any other day - according to scientific research. Here's what that day is.
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The Heaviest Drinking Presidents In American History
The highest office in the U.S. has attracted a surprisingly large number of heavy drinkers. Here are the heaviest drinking presidents in American history.
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Are American Presidents Allowed To Get Drunk?
The job of president of the United States is one of many responsibilities, so alcohol might seem like a no-go. But are they allowed to get drunk?
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Hawaii's Red Hill Water Contamination Fiasco Explained
For 75 years, an underground military jet fuel storage facility in Honolulu was leaking, This is Hawaii's Red Hill water contamination fiasco explained.
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Patrick Swayze's Final Words Before He Died
Actor Patrick Swayze died at 57 after living with pancreatic cancer for less than two years. In her memoir, his wife Lisa Niemi revealed his last words.
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The Stories Behind Some Of The First Color Photos Ever Taken
Behind every photo is a story. Here are some of the stories behind some of the first color photos ever taken.
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Deadliest Catch: The Tragic Sinking Of The Scandies Rose
The Scandies Rose of the "Deadlist Catch" sank on New Year's Eve 2019, and only two of the seven passengers survived. Here's the full story.
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Saints Who Predicted Their Own Deaths
Many saints were gifted with the gift of premonition and were able to fortell future events, including their own deaths.
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What Does BMX Stand For And When Did It Start?
BMX bike racing and culture was started by kids and evolved into an Olympic sport. Here's when it all began and what the letters BMX stand for.
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Rock Guitarists Who Never Got Enough Credit
From the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir to longtime Tom Petty collaborator Mike Campbell, here are some rock guitarists who have not gotten the respect they deserved.
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This Is Where Koko The Gorilla Is Buried
Koko the gorilla showed the world the inner-workings of the gorilla mind after learning 1,000 words in American sign language. This is where she is buried.
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What 19th-Century American Pharmacies Were Really Like
The pharmacies of the 19th century weren't quite like the drugstores of today. Here's a taste of the pharmacy experience back in 1800s America.
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What An El Nino Year Means For Weather
El Niños are naturally occurring weather patterns that happen every two to seven years. Here's what an expected El Niño means more specifically.
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