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“That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind” were the first words spoken by astronaut Neil Armstrong when he set foot on the moon in 1969 (Dunbar 1). But what if those words were not spoken on the moon at all? The landing on the moon was monumental in United States history; on July 16, 1969, the Apollo 11 mission, initiated by President John F. Kennedy through NASA, was launched into lunar orbit, reaching Earth’s moon just four days later (1). The landing was broadcasted heavily, and quickly became a global sensation, especially to those in other countries, as at this time, the United States was heavily involved in the Space Race. However, after such an incredible and triumphant event, many conspiracies ensued relating to the feasibility of the lunar landing. Was the moon landing faked in order for NASA to save money for further space research? Was the moon landing faked by NASA to show superiority in the space race against the Soviet Union? Let’s investigate the case of...

After World War II, The United States and Russia entered a space race that would bring upon the start of a new era of advanced technology for the human civilization. Throughout the space race, Russia led The U.S by reaching space first and orbiting the Earth, but The U.S would end the space race by going beyond the limits and begin the process of landing the first man on the moon. After the U.S successfully accomplished landing the first homosapien on the moon on July 20,1969, several conspiracy theories have surfaced: the moon landing was planned, the moon landing was acted out and filmed, or the U.S and Russia settle upon a plot to make the moon landing a mere illusion to the common people of the world. Let’s examine the theories for the moon landing and the possibility of the moon landing being acted out and filmed. In continuation with the aftermath of World War II, The United States entered upon the Cold War with Russia, a controversial, yet a very unique war that would begin a ne...

    Marilyn Monroe was an astonishing woman, who had beautiful blond hair and pale skin, with an ‘angelic’ nature. She was a strong graceful woman who redefined beauty. She was known as a ‘sex’ symbol. Women idolized Monroe for having such a feminine and seductive nature. Monroe used this to grasp her horrid past and flip the cards to what she seeked in her future. Monroe became a hit, she was known, and very proud of it, but something was still not settling right for Monroe. One thing Monroe seeked more than anything was the attention of Mr. President, which she very well received. “Happy birthday Mr. President”, was Monroe's biggest secret. Following this seductive presentation, August 5,1962, came around and tragedy struck. The beloved woman was found dead, helpless, and naked. There have been many theories about what truly happened to Marilyn following that evening: She overdosed on sleeping pills due to her lack of sleep and outgoing lifestyle President Kennedy ...

Lisa Lopes death, an accident, or murder? TLC was the top-selling female R&B group in the 90’s. All turned, when Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes, singer/rapper, died in a car accident on her way back home after her spiritual journey in Honduras ( Pareles). Did someone need to get her “out of the way”, did Suge Knight have her killed, or was it an accident ( “Lisa Lopes: Left Eye's Fatal Vision”)? Let’s take a deeper look.  Character Analysis:  Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes was a successful rapper/singer in a group called TLC, which was formed in 1992 (TLC Members Recall Singer’s Death). TLC was the biggest selling girl group of all time, selling 27 million records (1). Emil Wilberkin, editor in chief at Vibe Magazine said, “they were fun sassy and had a special resonance for girls” (1).        Left Eye had a lot of obstacles in her way and to get through it; she started drinking heavily and sometimes disappearing for weeks at times (Reid). She even burned...

            When JFK was fatally shot in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963, it was a shock to the whole world (“John F. Kennedy Assassinated”). Some people believe Lee Harvey Oswald did in fact send the shot killing JFK, but Jesse Curry, the Dallas police chief, said, "We don't have any proof that Oswald fired the rifle.  No one has been able to put him in that building with a gun in his hand" (“Top 10 JFK Assassination Quotes”). Because of the uncertainty of Oswald actually killing JFK, many conspiracies have been thought of, such as JFK being a part of and killed by the mafia, Jackie Kennedy killing him, and the CIA planning to kill him. With these theories we will go in deeper and look at how much involvement, if any, Oswald had in killing JFK.              John F. Kennedy, better known as “JFK”, was looked as the ideal American man. He was young, handsome, and cha...