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In 2013, a U.S. IT worker was caught outsourcing his job to China for 1/5 his salary, browsing the web at work, after a security audit flagged suspicious VPN activity.

For over 2,000 years, China's Double Maze Copper Lock has served as a sophisticated security mechanism.

In the mid 90s, Michael Jackson sought to buy Marvel's cinematic rights to play Spider Man, but execs rejected the deal, deeming him a "poor businessman," despite Stan Lee's belief that Jackson could have excelled in the role.

Madonna and Sandra Bernhard playfully joking on live television, 1988

In the 1920s, the U.S. government secretly poisoned alcohol to curb drinking, killing nearly 10,000 people before the program was halted, unbeknownst to most Americans.

Johnny Knoxville takes on boxer Butterbean in a wild department store brawl, 2002

More than 80 boxes of Nazi artifacts discovered in the basement of Argentina's Supreme Court.

Princess Diana challenges paparazzi for filming her family during a 1995 ski trip in Switzerland.

President Gerald Ford trained his dog Liberty to interrupt meetings by entering on cue, distracting guests when he wanted to end discussions.

In 2021, Baylen Dupree courageously appeared on Dr. Phil, sharing her experience with severe Tourette syndrome.

J. Robert Oppenheimer lectures at Kyoto University on September 14, 1960 in Kyoto, Japan.

ACDC rocks Donington Park, England, at the Monsters of Rock festival on August 17, 1991, performing before a crowd of 72,500.

In 1963, a young Barack Obama enjoys beach time with his grandfather.

This lady made over $3 million with a tool to cut hair at home

In his autobiography, Hulk Hogan claimed he wrestled 400 days in a year due to constant travel between the USA and Japan.

A distracted woman on her phone crashed into a 1948 Jaguar XK120 while driving.

During WWII, Coca Cola Deutschland invented Fanta to sell soda in Nazi Germany after U.S. syrup shipments were cut off, later becoming a global brand.

North Korea proudly unveiled their Unsinkable warship, only for it to crash and sink during its launch.

In the early 1970s, Air Canada added a dance floor to the upper deck of its Boeing 747.