This article contains mature, upsetting, and potentially triggering material, including (but not limited to) violence, sexual assault, and other serious crimes. Over the last decade, true crime has ...

If the number of films, documentaries, and podcasts is any indication, our culture is obsessed with true crime. From white-collar scandals and political conspiracies to murders, heists, and criminal ...

Some of the most legendary mobster movies were either based on actual mobsters or inspired by their legacies. Here are several prominent mobster movies based on real people.

A man balances on a wire stretched between the Twin Towers. A pilot safely lands an airliner on a river with 155 people still on board. A CIA team escapes Tehran by pretending to shoot a sci-fi film.

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Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Sometimes truth can be stranger than fiction, and one only has to look at Roofman for proof. The ...

The Secrets We Bury is a true-crime documentary movie that hit Netflix on December 18, and it has shot to the top of the charts. The synopsis reads: “A Long Island family unravels a decades-old ...

Netflix just added a brand-new documentary that might just be your next true crime binge. Murder in Monaco tells the absurd true story of murdered billionaire Edmond Safra, whose body was found in his ...

This article contains discussions of child abuse, mental health, and sexual assault. Over the past several years, true crime has become more popular than ever in all sorts of forms, from films based ...

It was Charlize Theron’s 2003 Oscar-winning turn as female serial killer and prostitute Aileen Wuornos, who brutally killed seven men in 1989 and 1990, that reignited an explosion in movies and TV ...

A debate about the Fargo movie on Dec. 31 brought back a memory from my own experience back in the early 1990s. I asked Steve Hubbard to use his vast resources at the Fargo Public Library to search ...