Over the centuries, European explorers have done some undoubtedly wild (and disgraceful) things to survive and profit.
In 1923, Frank Hayes suffered a fatal heart attack while mid-race, but stayed in the saddle until his horse finished first place.
Nirvana only released three albums before Kurt Cobain demise, but in that short time, they left a legacy that changed music forever.
Revenge is a dish best served cold, but over time, it has seen many forms. These are examples of history's greatest acts of vengeance.
An extremely rare condition called “super memory” allows people to remember every detail of their lives.
In 897 AD, the Catholic Church exhumed the late Pope Formosus and put his dead body on trial.
Probably the most iconic patheon of all the ancient mythologies, the lives of the Greek Gods were filled with more scandal than any modern tabloid.
The Burning Man festival is known for its total debauchery, freedom, and bizarre antics, but it actually forbids the use of substances.
After he became the outright owner of McDonald’s, Ray Kroc rewrote the company’s history and began preaching that he was its founder.
In one scene of The Walking Dead, Merle rips Daryl Dixon’s shirt off his back to reveal the scars their father left behind.
When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. When it came to the Wars of the roses, truer words were never spoken.
There is a long history of people using psychological warfare tactics in order to gain an edge on the battlefields of history.
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