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  • R.E.M.
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Pauli Poisuo September 12th, 2020

    The Hidden Meaning Of R.E.M.'s The One I Love

    "The One I Love" became extremely popular with radio listeners, and the song's excellent riff and love-themed lyrics caused many fans to call the radio DJs in order to dedicate the song to their loved ones. They should have paid a little bit more attention to this particular tune before doing so.

    By Pauli Poisuo September 12th, 2020 Read More
  • Memphis Bleek
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Cody Copeland September 12th, 2020

    The Real Reason Memphis Bleek Declared Bankruptcy

    The real reason Bleek went broke seems to be that the guy is just bad with money. Complex reported that the one-(maybe two, but that's pushing it)-hit-wonder was said to have a combined monthly income of $5,911.94 from royalties and his business at the time he filed for Chapter 11.

    By Cody Copeland September 12th, 2020 Read More
  • Donnie Yen
    Sports
    Sports By Nick Vrchoticky September 12th, 2020

    How Many Black Belts Does Donnie Yen Really Have

    Yen started training in the martial arts as a child when, according to Men's Journal, he spent his time at one of three places: the weight rack, the boxing gym, or his mother's martial arts school. That's right: His mother was a Tai Chi and Wushu master, and Yen started his training with her.

    By Nick Vrchoticky September 12th, 2020 Read More
  • cooper
    Tragic Real-Life Stories
    Tragic Real-Life Stories By Nicole Rosenthal September 12th, 2020

    The Tragic Death Of Tommy Cooper

    Known for his big red fez, the bumbling prop comedian Tommy Cooper elicited belly laughs from countless fans throughout his 37-year career. But while the 6'5" actor brought joy to audiences, the on-screen death of the 69-year-old proved to be more shocking than any of his gags ever would be.

    By Nicole Rosenthal September 12th, 2020 Read More
  • Caral, where the Norte Chico lived
    History
    History By Emilia David September 12th, 2020

    This Might Have Been The First American Civilization

    The Americas -- the entire region, not just the United States -- was home to several different pre-Christian civilizations. People have heard about the Incas and the Mayans, but there might even be an entire civilization that came before them. Meet the Norte Chico peoples.

    By Emilia David September 12th, 2020 Read More
  • Weird Al Yankovic, 2018
    Weird
    Weird By Karen Corday September 12th, 2020

    Why Weird Al Yankovic Will Always Be Grateful To Michael Jackson

    Yankovic called his attempt to get permission to parody "Beat It" was "a shot in the dark. We're talking about the most popular and famous person in the known universe, and here I was, this goofy comedy songwriter." Jackson approved the parody and told him he thought the idea was funny.

    By Karen Corday September 12th, 2020 Read More
  • Priest
    History
    History By Richard Milner September 12th, 2020

    The Truth Behind The 2005 Exorcism Of Maricica Irina Cornici

    In 2005, the same year as when the Vatican started offering its exorcism course, a 23-year old novice nun, Maricica Irina Cornici, was found dead in Holy Trinity Monastery, a convent located in Tanacu, Romania.

    By Richard Milner September 12th, 2020 Read More
  • Jamie Hyneman
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Cody Copeland September 12th, 2020

    The Truth About Jamie Hyneman's Beret

    The decision to top his noggin with a beret was really up to nature, rather than fashion sense. Jamie started going bald, so he had to cover up. "It was kind of by default," Jamie tells Adam while beret shopping on the aforementioned episode of MythBusters.

    By Cody Copeland September 12th, 2020 Read More
  • Axl Rose
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Nick Vrchoticky September 12th, 2020

    The Reason Axl Rose Used To Fear Women

    His stepfather was a strict Pentecostal man who used his faith as a way to brainwash Rose and his sister, Rose alleges, and added to an already skewed idea of women and relationships.

    By Nick Vrchoticky September 12th, 2020 Read More
  • Hogwarts
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Emilia David September 12th, 2020

    The Hidden Meaning Of Hogwarts' House Colors

    The houses represent different traits. Ravenclaws are generally curious and value knowledge, Slytherins are ambitious, Gryffindors are brave and impulsive, while Hufflepuffs are loyal. But it isn't just traits that make each house stand apart. Even the house colors mean something.

    By Emilia David September 12th, 2020 Read More
  • shipwreck
    History
    History By Cody Copeland September 12th, 2020

    Why A Rare Fish Was Found Aboard A 500-Year-Old Shipwreck

    What's the big deal about a fish being found in an old boat in the sea? The archaeologists believe that the sturgeon was part of a royal power play that ended up an epic fail at the bottom of the sea.

    By Cody Copeland September 12th, 2020 Read More
  • 1845: The ships HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, used in Sir John Franklin's ill-fated attempt to discover the Northwest passage. Original Publication: Illustrated London News pub 24th May 1845 (Photo by Illustrated London News/Getty Images)
    History
    History By Karen Corday September 12th, 2020

    What Really Happened To The Franklin Expedition

    The "best-equipped and most technologically advanced Arctic expedition to that date" set sail on May 19 with a crew of 134 men and enough provisions to last three years. Despite the planning and care that went into preparing for the journey, the boats disappeared just two months later.

    By Karen Corday September 12th, 2020 Read More
  • Chester Bennington onstage
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Branden C. Potter September 11th, 2020

    What The Final 12 Months Of Chester Bennington's Life Was Like

    Chester Bennington was best known for being the lead singer of Linkin Park. For much of his life, he struggled with drug abuse, alcoholism, and deepening depression. This is what the final 12 months of Chester Bennington's life was like.

    By Branden C. Potter September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • A 1680 illustration of La Voisin
    Murders
    Murders By Richard Milner September 11th, 2020

    The Bizarre Life Of The Murderous French Fortuneteller La Voisin

    Parisian, fortune teller, serial killer, secret abortionist, poisoner, clairvoyant, black mass priestess, businesswoman, possible sociopath: quite a resume for one person. But this list of crimes and occult practices did indeed belong to a single individual: Catherine Monvoisin.

    By Richard Milner September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • Dendera light carvings
    History
    History By Aimee Lamoureux September 11th, 2020

    The True Meaning Of The Dendera Light

    The Dendera light is a motif carved into the walls of the Hathor Temple in Dendera, Egypt. The image, depicted across three stone reliefs inside the temple, shows a unique depiction of what, at first, looks to be a light bulb shaped like a Crookes tube, with a cord snaking through the middle.

    By Aimee Lamoureux September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • Medic Tent
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Allison Matyus September 11th, 2020

    The Truth About Woodstock's 'Trip Tents'

    Aside from dealing with heat exhaustion from the late summer heat, lacerated feet from walking barefoot, and even some people getting run over by tractors, the medical team had to keep up with everyone who took drugs.

    By Allison Matyus September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • A giant NASA logo undergoing repairs.
    History
    History By Daniel Leonard September 11th, 2020

    The Events That Led Up To The Creation Of NASA

    You might know NASA sent the first men to the Moon in 1969, but how much do you know about the events that caused NASA to be created?

    By Daniel Leonard September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • Journey, 1979
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Karen Corday September 11th, 2020

    The Truth About Journey's 1983 Arcade Game

    Gaming giants Bally Midway released a Journey video game. Per Dangerous Minds, the game came in both arcade and home versions with the tagline "the hottest band in the country is about to take over the planet!"

    By Karen Corday September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • Puzzlewood
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Nick Vrchoticky September 11th, 2020

    This Is The Real Life Mirkwood From Lord Of The Rings

    We've found a piece of J.R.R. Tolkien's fabled world residing here in our own: Mirkwood. Well, not the Mirkwood, but it's the closest thing our Earth has to the fictional forest.

    By Nick Vrchoticky September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • The Moon
    History
    History By Pauli Poisuo September 11th, 2020

    Why The Moon Is Drifting Away

    The Moon is not actually quite as attached to us as you'd think. In fact, it's ever so slowly inching away from Earth, like a guest at an awful party tactically maneuvering toward the exit.

    By Pauli Poisuo September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • Forbidden City
    History
    History By Emilia David September 11th, 2020

    The Cabbage Farmer Who Became Emperor Of China

    Zhu took on the name Hongwu and claimed he had the divine right to rule, becoming an absolute monarch. Wary of losing his throne to violence -- after all, he took it by violence -- he stamped down rebellions and even established secret police.

    By Emilia David September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • A Guns N' Roses banner held up by a fan at a concert
    Tragic Real-Life Stories
    Tragic Real-Life Stories By Boshika Gupta September 11th, 2020

    The Tragic Death Of Guns N' Roses' Original Bassist

    Beich was drawn to the band's potential. He'd already proved his mettle with Mercyful Fate and other bands. As the the sound and style of Guns N' Roses evolved, however, the bassist found himself struggling to be happy. He didn't want to stick to hard rock.

    By Boshika Gupta September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • Jamie Hyneman
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Cody Copeland September 11th, 2020

    The Unexpected Way MythBusters' Jamie Hyneman Met His Wife

    Eileen and Jamie met in 1984 and the two dated for five years, sharing a deep love for science, scuba, and big, bushy mustaches, before tying the knot in 1989. She was by his side when he returned to the mainland.

    By Cody Copeland September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • The signature reddish color and lines of a Klerksdorp Sphere
    Mysteries
    Mysteries By Richard Milner September 11th, 2020

    The Mystery Of The Klerksdorp Spheres

    They're classified as pyrophyllites, a layered silicate formed by hydrothermal alteration (i.e., they dried out). Despite their names, they're not, in fact, spheres, but somewhat flat, oval, and some have three parallel lines across their length. The kicker? They're about 3 billion years old.

    By Richard Milner September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • Megadeath drummer Nick Menza
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Boshika Gupta September 11th, 2020

    The Sudden Death Of Former Megadeth Drummer Nick Menza

    Menza's career came to a tragic halt in May 2016 when he passed away due to a cardiac arrest while performing in California. He was 51.

    By Boshika Gupta September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • Brian Jones
    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Felix Behr September 11th, 2020

    You Wouldn't Have Wanted To Meet The Rolling Stones' Brian Jones In Real Life. Here's Why

    When they fished his body out of his pool, "[there] were traces of pep pills, sleeping tablets and alcohol in his bloodstream" which had led "drowning by immersion in fresh water associated with severe liver disfunction caused by fatty degeneration and ingestion of alcohol and drugs."

    By Felix Behr September 11th, 2020 Read More
  • Prehistoric humans
    History
    History By Nick Vrchoticky September 11th, 2020

    Here's How Neanderthals Differed From Homo Sapiens

    You might have some Neanderthal DNA of your very own. Think of them as cousins. Just like you and your cousins, Homo sapiens and Neanderthals had some key differences.

    By Nick Vrchoticky September 11th, 2020 Read More
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