Bob Denver won America’s heart as the lovable goofball Gilligan, but his life behind closed doors was more tragic than people think.
When William Wallace was executed, he was hanged, drawn, and quartered—a punishment reserved for only the worst “traitors”.
College basketball legends didn’t just play the game—they elevated it to another level. Let's take a look at some of the greatest ever to dominate the college hardwood.
Louis XVIII was the king who ruled a nation that didn’t want him—twice. Exiled, restored, and walking the tightrope between revolution and monarchy, he survived in a world with little patience for old royals. But was he a cunning statesman or just lucky?
Often called the "Grandmother of Europe," Queen Victoria has descendants sitting on the thrones of five of the world's approximately 28 surviving monarchies. Let's see what these royal descendants are up to.
Richard Petty's name remains synonymous with excellence on the NASCAR tracks—but his success has gone hand in hand with some of his greatest tragedies.
Ona Munson is most famous for her controversial role in the mega-hit Gone with the Wind. But despite her professional success, Munson's tragic personal life told a very different story.
With a talent for keeping what younger generations have long left behind, baby boomers are quick to proudly tout the virtues of their old-school ways. Enjoy this list of quintessential boomer activities!
Originally released in the 80s, “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” has become a yuletide classic—but there’s a disturbing reason why some have spoken out against the charitable anthem.
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