Times Fans Injured Musicians Onstage
Being a pop star has its advantages, but getting pelted by foreign objects, bum-rushed by concertgoers, and otherwise assaulted onstage aren't among them.
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Why Johnny Cash's Final Interview Was So Chilling
Country music legend Johnny Cash's final interview was with MTV News' Kurt Loder on August 20, 2003, 23 days before his death. Here's why it was so chilling.
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The Legend Of Prester John, King In The East, Explained
The legend of Prester John, king in the east, is one that instilled hope in early Christians and helped drive the Crusades, but it's likely the man was a myth.
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The Most Famous Ninjas In History
Ninjas are one of Japan's most recognizable icons, famed for stealth, cunning, and lethality. A number of ninjas gained fame all of their own, too.
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The Tragic 1926 Death Of Rudolph Valentino, Hollywood's 'Latin Lover'
Rudolph Valentino, Hollywood's "Latin Lover" and first male sex symbol, tragically died in 1926 at Polyclinic Hospital in Midtown Manhattan. Here's how.
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The Reason Milan Kundera Was Given Back His Citizenship After 40 Years
Milan Kundera was born in the Czech Republic but had his citizenship revoked over political differences. Here's why 40 years later he regained his citizenship.
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Tragic Details About Steppenwolf
For all of Steppenwolf's success, they weathered some dismal times, some untimely deaths, and a lot of conflict.
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How Hot Can Earth Get And What Would Happen Next?
It seems like summers these days just keep getting hotter, and as it happens, they really are. But what if this continues, and just how hot can Earth get?
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Which Members Of The Manson Family Are Still In Prison?
The cult formed under Charles Manson shocked the nation with their brutal murders in the 1960s. Here's which members of the Manson Family are still in prison.
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The Alaskan Mass Murder That's Remained Unsolved For More Than 30 Years
Though one man is suspected by some to be the culprit, the murder of eight people aboard the Investor fishing boat in 1982 remains unsolved.
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Everything We Know About Gravitational Waves (And The Reason They're So Fascinating)
Gravitational waves are one of the 21st century's biggest discoveries, and in 2023 we found they're all around us. Astronomers are excited, and so should you.
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How India's Golden Temple Feeds 100,000 People A Day
India's Golden Temple in the city of Amritsar in Punjab, India feeds an astounding 100,000 people a day. Here's how it accomplishes this feat.
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The Wave That Nearly Killed Mikala Jones Prior To His Tragic Surfing Death
The news of Mikala Jones surfing death in July 2023 was tragic, but more than a decade earlier, he nearly drown after trying to catch a "big double-up" wave.
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The Real Canterbury Tales: What A Medieval Pilgrimage Was Like
Geoffrey Chaucer gave medieval pilgrimages a touch of the romantic in "The Canterbury Tales." But in reality, such pilgrimages were not always as fun.
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The Mysterious Florida Castle Built By One Man Over 20 Years
In Southeast Florida there's a limestone castle that was built by one man over 20 years. Today, Coral Castle is a tourist attraction that evokes wonder.
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Why The Pentagon Is Shaped Like A Pentagon
The Pentagon building is unique in its design and massive size. Its five-sided shape was originally born of necessity. Here's why.
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Rock Stars Who Grew To Loathe Fame
Rock 'n' roll and fame go hand in hand, but some artists found the demands of stardom to be too much, and a few never sought the limelight in the first place.
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This Is What Larry Nassar's Prison Life Is Really Like
Disgraced sports doctor Larry Nassar has been serving a federal prison sentence since 2017. What is his life like behind bars?
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What Happened To The Band Aqua?
While you may have forgotten about the band Aqua, their hit single "Barbie Girl" has probably been an ear worm a time or two.
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Why Hardly Anyone Lives On Dubai's Man-Made Islands
Dubai is know for its opulence and feats of engineering. But hardly anyone lives on its man-made islands that were created for the ultra wealthy. Here's why.
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The History Of Drugs In The White House
The discovery of a small amount of cocaine in the West Wing in July 2023 is less shocking when you consider the long history of drugs in the White House.
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The Meaning Behind The 7 Chakras In Hinduism
The concept of chakras is an important tenet of Hinduism. Here's a rundown of the seven main chakras of the human body and their role in our wellbeing.
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What Happens When Fire Ants Attack Your Body, According To Science
When fire ants attack, you may be left with itchy welts, or it could be much worse. Sometimes the body has systemic reactions that can even cause death.
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World War II Subs That Went Missing And Were Never Found
The open ocean is risky just floating on it, but deliberately sinking below the waves is even worse. Add a World War, and it's no wonder these subs were lost.
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The Lives Of The Original Cast Of The Lone Ranger After The Show Ended
"The Lone Ranger" was a staple for TV viewers in the 1950s, and its charm endured long after. It also had a talented cast, who kept acting for many years.
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Bob Newhart: The Untold Story Of The Legendary Comedian
Bob Newhart is an entertainment icon who has helped define comedy as we know it today. Here's a look at the more surprising facets of his life and career.
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Wild Historical Stories That Involve Cannabis
The use of the cannabis plant, whether for hemp or marijuana, dates back thousands of years. Unsurprisingly, its history is littered with wild stories.
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