Bolwoningen: The Golf Ball-Shaped Homes of Den Bosch, Netherlands
For golf (or ping-pong) enthusiasts, Netherlands’ ‘bolwoningen’ could be the coolest houses of all time.
For golf (or ping-pong) enthusiasts, Netherlands’ ‘bolwoningen’ could be the coolest houses of all time.
From fart jars to drinking urine, here are strange, gross, or downright dangerous historical methods people used to prevent catching a plague.
The CIA has been investigating UFO news and sightings for decades, and you can now use their intel for your own research.
A new omnibus spending bill includes a requirement for government agencies to disclose what they've learned about UFOs.
When it comes to weird animal stories, it’s hard to beat the one about the parrot who got arrested for cursing out an old woman.
On December 29, several people on the Hawaiian island of Oahu reported seeing an illuminated blue object fly through the night sky.
Because the best way to find out if unicorns are real is to trek to the nearest forest and look for one yourself.
There are many weird ways to die. But Gouverneur Morris’s DIY whale-bone catheter might take the cake.
According to his tombstone, Thomas Lambert was born in in May 1683 and died in February of the same year. It wasn't a mistake, but instead a quirk in the calendar.
Did you know there's a club for people who have been ejected out of a plane, and an organization for people who are just ... happy? Read on to find out about those clubs and more.
Senators get free water, but they need to buy their own milk. And they can have flowers on the Senate floor, but only under very specific circumstances.
Futurist leaders considered pasta an “absurd Italian gastronomic religion” that went against the grain of fascism (literally).
From curing rabies with raw veal to using a red-hot poker to prevent nosebleeds, these treatments of old will make you especially thankful for science and modern medicine.
The 1913 introduction of Parcel Post service for items weighing more than four pounds opened the door for a few families to send their children to relatives via the mail.
Helen Pfeil thought some kids were much too old for treats, so she played a nasty trick on them instead.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows has long promoted goodwill among all, but its disbanded lodges had a habit of leaving behind human remains for the new occupants to discover.
The British ships HMS 'Terror' and HMS 'Erebus' had vanished while searching for the Northwest Passage. A young Irish ghost purportedly knew where they were.
The HBO docuseries 'The Vow' offers an in-depth exploration of NXIVM, the multi-level marketing scheme-cum-sex cult that has been making headlines for the past several years.
Every so often, Halloween celebrations can get a little out of hand. That's when the courts have to intervene, scaring everyone with summary judgments.
Five African grey parrots have been put in solitary bird confinement after they failed to control their excessive swearing tirades, including telling visitors to "f*ck off."
With more time to stargaze, people have reported more than 5000 sightings of unidentified flying objects so far in 2020.
The 2000 thriller 'The Watcher' featured Keanu Reeves as a serial killer taunting James Spader. Reeves later said a friend of his forged his signature on the contract.
Cows can digest tough materials much better than humans, which is a testament to the near-indestructibility of corn.
For the record, other DNA tests have already proven that Warren G. Harding’s grandson is, in fact, Warren G. Harding’s grandson.