The internet couldn’t help itself when news broke this week that The Curse of Oak Island is returning for Season 5. While the announcement was met with huge excitement by most, some were unable to hold back from making tongue-in-cheek predictions about what Rick and Marty Lagina might find — with a general collective cry
Excitement surrounding The Curse of Oak Island is soaring after more monster equipment arrived on the island yesterday in preparation for a massive dig about to take place. We told earlier this week how a convoy of enormous trucks carrying heavy-duty machinery has been arriving at the island off Nova Scotia, Canada, over recent days —
Massive news for The Curse of Oak Island fans — a huge dig is currently under way at the Money Pit, prompting speculation that we could be on the verge of a historic find. An enormous convoy of trucks carrying heavy machinery including a 300-ton crane have been arriving en masse at the island off
The Curse of Oak Island WILL return for Season 5, star Jack Begley has revealed. Begley, who regularly appears on the show and has worked on it as an associate producer, confirmed the rumors in a little-known podcast back in April which was recorded after Season 4 finished airing on History. He told The South
It looks like The Curse of Oak Island IS returning for Season 5 — after a string of social media posts point at filming having taken place over the summer. The hit show’s return to History has not yet been officially confirmed, with fans desperate to know if Rick and Marty Lagina will be returning
Marty and Rick Lagina’s quest for treasure, which is the focus of History show The Curse of Oak Island, features in a book of the same name. The book is written by former Rolling Stone magazine contributing editor Randall Sullivan, who has featured in several episode of the popular series and has been nominated for
The Curse of Oak Island is wrapping up Season 4 with a two-hour special, which promises a big reveal. This has been a tough season for Rick and Marty Lagina with a lot of holes bored, research done and some real frustration when leads have led to dead ends. It has also been a costly one for
Rick Lagina is the elder of the two brothers who host History Channel’s The Curse of Oak Island. The pair have been obsessed with the island’s many myths and legends, particularly the tales of treasure in the infamous Money Pit. Born in Kingsford, Michigan, Rick grew up in a world that could not have been further from