Things We Learned About '90s Stars After They Died
When celebrities die, sometimes closely held secrets or unknown anecdotes come to light. Here are some thing we learned about '90s stars after they died.
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Reasons Survivor Is Fake
After 25 years of "Survivor," the showrunners have the formula down to a science. From the challenges to the tribal council, here's how the show is fake.
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The Tragedy Of Naya Rivera Explained
Naya Rivera was a child actor who's best known for her role on Fox's "Glee." After a life full of ups and downs, she died tragically at 33 years old.
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Musicians That Raked In A Staggering Amount Of Money While On Tour
The most profitable aspect of modern celebrity musicianship is touring, which provides an opportunity for performers to gain incredible wealth.
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The Tragedy Of Cory Monteith Explained
Cory Monteith was just 31 when he died. The tragic and untimely death came just four years after he was thrust into stardom for his roll on the show "Glee."
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Robert Shaw Was Actually Drunk While Filming This Movie
Robert Shaw played the sea-faring Quint in Stephen Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster film, but Shaw was so drunk during one pivotal scene they had to reshoot it.
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The Darkest Episodes From '90s Kids Shows
These episodes from 1990s kids shows featured surprisingly grim subjects and themes, including abuse, addiction, gun violence, and catastrophic climate change.
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The Transformation Of Nev Schulman Explained
Since becoming a celebrity on the back of "Catfish," Nev Schulman's life has been a transformative rollercoaster of fame, infamy, tragedy, and redemption.
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Bandmates That Had A Lot To Say After Their Break Ups
It has been said that being in a band is like being in a marriage, so it's not surprising that bandmates that have a lot to say after their breakups.
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Movies And TV Shows About Royals That Historians Absolutely Hate
The subjects of royal history have long been portrayed to the public as exciting and tragic, but historians often hate some movies and TV shows about them.
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Will Ferrell's Tragic Moments Explained
The star of "Anchorman" and "SNL" alum Will Ferrell has made a living by making people smile, but his charmed life has occasionally seen a touch of tragedy.
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Reporters Who Had Meltdowns At Their Guests On Live TV
Live TV interviews can be informative and eye-opening, but just as often, they can be combative, and sometimes, reporters have meltdowns at their guests.
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Rock Stars Who Live Unbelievably Lavish Lives
Rock star excess isn't purely a stereotype. These musicians have a lot of money to spend, and they live lavishly, buying homes, art, cars, and instruments.
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The Hidden Truth Of Adam Sandler
Love him or hate him, Adam Sandler is one of the most successful actors and comedians of all time, and there's more to his story than you probably know.
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10 Terrible Saving Private Ryan Moments, According To A Historian
"Saving Private Ryan" is considered one of the most realistic portrayals of World War II, but a historian says these 10 moments in the film were all wrong.
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'70s Stars Who Died And No One Noticed
The 1970s gave the world an array of celebrities, many of whom became household names. But some '70s stars, whose fame later faded, died with no one noticing.
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Paul McCartney's Former Bandmates Have A Lot To Say About Him
Paul McCartney may be one of the world's most famous musicians, and the many former bandmates who have played with the former Beatle have much to say about him.
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Musician Funerals Overshadowed By Controversy
Iconic musicians' often deal with controversy during their lives since they are in the public eye. Unfortunately, it can even spill over to their funerals.
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Famous Movies That Were Worse Than You Realized Behind The Scenes
Behind the scenes drama in famous movies is sometimes even more dramatic than what's portrayed on screen. Here's a look at some film making fiascos.
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Scandals That Destroyed These Reporters' Careers
Reporting is a tough job. It also requires integrity, and sometimes, people breach its code of ethics, leading to disastrous consequences for their career.
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SNL Stars Who Were Really Weird People
The stars of SNL have always been an eclectic bunch of wacky comedians and actors, and yet even in this eccentric company, some were really weird people.
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The Top 3 Weirdest Controversies Taylor Swift's Private Jet Caused
Taylor Swift is loved across the world, as her record-breaking "Eras" tour made clear. But she's also generated controversy, particularly for her private jet.
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The Secret Service Detail That Doesn't Make Sense About JFK's Assassination
The assassination of John F. Kennedy is still debated today, and there's one particular detail about the Secret Service that doesn't make sense.
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Bands That Were In Tragic Accidents While Touring
Bands love going on tour, to perform in cities all over the world. Unfortunately, though, some tragic accidents have happened to bands on the road.
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Wrestling Icon Hulk Hogan Dead At 71
Hulk Hogan, one of the most iconic presences in professional wrestling, has died. He was 71 years old.
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Eric Clapton's Former Bandmates Have A Lot To Say About Him
Over the years, guitarist Eric Clapton has forged a legendary career rife with collaboration, and his former bandmates have a lot to say about him.
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What Destroyed Lollapalooza's Popularity In The '90s?
Lollapalooza first formed in 1991 as a farewell tour for Jane's Addiction and gained popularity from there until 1998, when it went on hiatus.
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