Jump into a century of seldom-seen historical feats. Lose yourself in unusual stories from days gone by. Here's your chance to journey through decades of curious people, places, and stories that stand the test of time.
A $34.99 marble bust from a thrift store once belonged to a Roman military leader. Here's how the full scoop on the unbelievable find.
Finding humor in a time of crisis.
In the history of American newspapers, Walt McDougall was one of the most accomplished cartoonists, thanks in part to his terrifying illustrations.
Often referred to back then as “the sky boys,” workers finished building the skyscraper in just 410 days — that‘s more than four stories a week!
Some recipes for the cake required unsavory ingredients such as soot, urine, hair, and nail clippings.
The 7-pound dental discovery proved more than New England scallopers bargained for.
For a time, about every one in 25 residents of Chilmark were Deaf.
All houses have a foundation, but spite houses are built on rage.
The creature visited the sleepy island in the summer of 1937, leaving footprints in the sand measuring more than five feet wide.
One man decided to prove once and for all the edibility of tomatoes.
The 19th book in the bestselling series from Ripley's Believe It or Not! has jaw-dropping oddities from around the world!
Sunday Cartoon! - February 2, 2025
Robert Ripley began the Believe It or Not! cartoon in 1918. Today, Kieran Castaño is the eighth artist to continue the legacy of illustrating the world's longest-running syndicated cartoon!