We like to think we know everything there is to about World War II but, well, get ready ready for a history lesson, folks.
Many of the things we consider iconic elements of our culture began as cheap grabs for attention.
It's a little unnerving when the wacky plots of the comic book world make their way into ours.
In the past, the real horror show started after you died.
If you're good at lying, the world is an all-you-can-eat buffet respect, fame, and riches.
In a quirky twist of fate, the Universe saddled the goose-stepping genocidal maniac with a slimy, opportunistic, clingy black sheep to ruin his Christmases.
This is what happens when you have an intellectual throw-down with the most powerful man on earth.
Plenty of modern armies have dipped their toes into the decidedly unscientific field of pseudoscience so they could just magic away their enemies.
History is full of tales that would be considered examples of hack writing, if the author wasn't "reality."
Sometimes ads not only make zero sense, they're downright degrading.
Support for the Nazis within Germany was far from universal, and at least a few would end up fighting like crazy to wreck the Nazi war machine from the inside.
History is sometimes written by the winners and other times written by coked-out sitcom writers desperate to finish a scene.
Odds are that you haven't had any true tomato goodness unless you grew some yourself. Why? The answer is about 20 percent science and 80 percent racism.
This article will validate all of your seemingly irrational fears about Mother Nature's wrath.
Our collective memory of pop culture is all a sham.