Aaron Carter’s career started when he was barely old enough to walk to school by himself. He wanted to perform and because of who his brother was, he was inspired to be just like him. As time went on and fame was coming in fast, Aaron had to experience things that no kid had to deal with at that age. There was so much happening to the point that Aaron had to take things in his own way. There was things going on within his family that made you think why they would put their k

Michael Dunahee was 4 years old when he disappeared from a playground in Victoria, British Columbia. There were no witnesses. It was like Michael disappeared into thin air. The Dunahee family was attending a flag football practice that Michael’s mother, Crystal, was part of. He asked to go across the parking lot to play on the playground. At first, Crystal was hesitant but allowed him if only he stayed at the playground until someone had come to get him. Within minutes, Micha

Things are heating up on 911 and I’m not talking about the fires. If you have been watching the show the last couple of weeks, you know that Eddie and Buck went to Nashville to take part in the Firefighter games that Bobby signed them up for just before he died and while travelling back to L.A by car, they run into a problem while making their way through New Mexico. They get ran off the road. Eddie lands in the hospital and Buck gets kidnapped. All is good and Buck gets save

People have theories about celebrity deaths. They assume that since the covid vaccines came out, celebrities have died because they got vaccinated. People will do anything to come up with some sort of negative thing about the vaccines. If you don’t want it, don’t get it. If a celebrity committed suicide because of mental health struggles, they were “murdered” because they knew too much about something so they were “murdered” to keep them quiet. One common theory among the “th

Ryan White was born in Kokomo, Indiana to his parents, Jeanne and Hubert White. Ryan as a sister named Andrea. In 1984, when Ryan was 13 years old, he was infected with HIV when he received a blood transfusion due to hemophilia, a hereditary blood coagulation disorder associated with the X chromosome, which causes even minor injuries to result in severe bleeding. Ryan was born with this and had endured countless transfusions since he was a baby. The doctors had given him 6 m

I’ve been watching 911 since the beginning and with a lot of the viewers of the show have seen the characters grow, mature and change over the course of the show, but what I find is that if someone doesn’t like a particular character or actor on the show, they will find reasons not to like them in their personal life. There are some hardcore fans that try to bash Tommy and say that he’s always been the same and he’s never really changed as a person. They still think that Tomm

Imagine living in a space that was barely big enough for a family of four, let alone for eight people. That was the reality for Anne Frank and her family for two years during World War 2. The Frank family were Jewish and to be able to stay safe, they hid in the secret annex which was located at the back of Anne’s father, Otto’s business. They had invited another family and a family friend to stay with them. Anne had to share a room with someone she hardly knew while her siste

I have a theory about Oliver Platt’s character in Flatliners.

I don't know where the time went, but I know he's always around. No matter where I go, he's there.

In June of 2001, Andrea Yates was left alone with her 5 children, something that her husband, Rusty and the people in her life were advised not to do. Due to her history of struggling with her mental health, her doctor instructed that she was to be supervised at all times. Within the hour of Rusty leaving for work and before her mother in law was due to show up, Andrea drowned her 5 children. Her youngest daughter, Mary, was just a few months old. Andrea took Paul, Luke and J