From his stillborn twin brother to his surprising last words, these facts about Elvis Presley will make you see this legendary artist in a whole new light.

The Viking remains, which date to between 1050 and 1300, were buried with both male and female objects, suggesting a highly-regarded member of society with a non-binary gender identity.

Mary Jo Kopechne's death at Chappaquiddick remains murky more than 50 years after she drowned while on a drive with Senator Ted Kennedy.

From how and where it sank to the few people who survived, these facts about the Titanic illustrate the true tragedy behind one of history's most infamous disasters.

After Stacey Castor killed her husband David in 2005, she tried to frame her daughter Ashley Wallace — and then murder her too.

Though the fossils suggest that animal life started 300 million years earlier than previously thought, not everyone is convinced.

Written by a Jewish schoolteacher in 1937, "Strange Fruit" became a powerful ballad about Black pain in Jim Crow America — but it incensed government officials who hounded Billie Holiday to stop singing it.

Using a little over a dozen human cells, police named Darren R. Marchand as Stephanie Isaacson's killer.

The 2020 "gender reveal party" sparked the El Dorado wildfire which spread over 22,000 acres and killed a firefighter.

From ancient portraits on coins to Elizabeth Taylor's famous portrayal, Cleopatra's looks have been depicted in countless ways throughout the millennia.

Archeologists from the University of Murcia came across the 1,500-year-old Visigoth sarcophagus at the Roman necropolis of Los Villaricos.