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In 1919, an infamous killer dubbed The Axeman told the newspapers he wouldn't kill anyone who was playing Jazz in their house.

Led Zeppelin originally wanted to be called "Lead Zeppelin" but they felt that "thick Americans" would pronounce the word wrong.

Since 1983 Patagonia has implemented an "earth tax" on itself, donating at least 1% of its sales to environmental groups.

Did you know that the founder of the fashion brand Kenzo, Kenzo Takada, died of COVID-19 in October 2020?

Did you know that the animals on the Red Bull logo are not cattle, but a type of bovine called a “gaur”?

Did you know that on this day, June 27, 1994, Aerosmith allowed fans to freely download their new single "Head First" online?

The CIA operates a secretive museum that showcases its history, but it's off-limits to the public.

In April 2018, Lyle and Erik Menendez reunited in prison for the first time since their arrest in 1990.

A whopping 3% of all incarcerated prisoners have managed to escape at some point or another.

One of Hitler's favorite tunes to whistle was the very popular, "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?"

Ed Gein's obsession with his mother's strict teachings on sin, including lust and murder, shaped his gruesome reality as a killer.

Did you know that confessing a crime can only be used as evidence if the confession is made voluntarily?

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