Who Were The Founding Members Of Bon Jovi?
With songs such as "You Give Love a Bad Name" and "Livin' on a Prayer," Bon Jovi is known for fusing elements of rock, pop, and metal. Here are the founders.
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What Is A 75 Year Jubilee Called?
Queen Elizabeth II is the longest-reigning British monarch in history, having sat on the throne for 70 years. But what would her 75th jubilee be called?
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The Real Meaning Of Kate Bush's Running Up That Hill
Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" has become popular again thanks to Season 4 of "Stranger Things." So what exactly does it mean? Let's take a look.
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Elvis Presley Almost Starred In This John Wayne Western Hit
Elvis Presley is one of the most enduring musicians in history. His movie career was also impressive and even had a possible pair-up with The Duke himself.
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Here's How Much Bon Jovi's Alec John Such Was Worth When He Died
Alec John Such hadn't actually performed with Bon Jovi since 2001. So what was the former bassist doing at the time of his death, and what was his net worth?
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of My Chemical Romance
My Chemical Romance spawned as a result of a major catastrophe. Here are the tragic moments that both helped define MCR and make them stronger.
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These Five NBA Players Hold The Record For Playing For The Most Teams
A total of five NBA players have played for a total of 12 teams each -- more than anyone else in the league's history.
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The Untold Truth Of Kate Bush
How did Kate Bush become such a musical icon, and why, in the 2020s, does she continue to attract legions of new fans? Here is her untold truth.
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The Real Reason REM Wouldn't Play This Hit Song Live
There's one song that R.E.M.s Michael Stipe doesn't like singing.
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Jackie Robinson Called Out The New York Yankees For A Sad Reason
Jackie Robinson is one of the most iconic baseball players in history. He never shied from standing up for his beliefs and did so against the New York Yankees.
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The Fascinating History Behind Simon & Garfunkel's Scarborough Fair
Simon & Garfunkel are an iconic songwriting duo. Their version of "Scarborough Fair" caused controversy, though, after they learned and performed the song.
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Marge Schott Lost Ownership Of Her MLB Team Because Of This Disturbing Truth
People are simply complicated, a mix of good impulses and questionable, generosity and miserliness, and sometimes it depends on which day of the week it is.
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The First Ever Night Football Game Looked A Lot Different From What We Know Today
Football as we know it in America has a long and boisterous history. So does electricity. And when they first came together, it was not quite magical.
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Audrey Hepburn's Noble Ancestry Past You May Not Have Known About
There's no question but that Audrey Hepburn qualified as Hollywood royalty during her career. But her bloodline off-screen -- was there some nobility there?
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Who Were The Three Ms Of Hollywood's Golden Age?
Movie stars come and movie stars go. One phenomenon of show business is the staying power of a performer, even years after the individual's death.
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Is Stealing First Base In Baseball Actually Possible?
A true die-hard fan of baseball takes exceptional delight in the game's history, its changing rules, and a vast encyclopedia of statistics over the years.
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What Was The Last Film Veronica Lake Appeared In Before She Died?
Hollywood actress Veronica Lake enthralled audiences during the 1940s, appearing in both noir and comedies. How long did her film career last?
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The Truth About Josephine Baker's Relationship With Grace Kelly
At first, Josephine Baker and Grace Kelly might seem like an odd match -- Baker, the celebrated Paris cabaret performer; Kelly, the aristocratic film star.
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The Truth About Johnny Depp's Relationship With Marlon Brando
Over the years, Johnny Depp has made friends with fellow Hollywood icons. But out of them all, Marlon Brando, Depp's mentor, made the biggest impression.
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Vecna's Unique D&D Symbol Has A Gross Meaning
In Season 4 of Stranger Things, another D&D villain, Vecna, entered the narrative. What is his symbol, and why is it so disturbing?
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How Stranger Things' Vecna Is Different From The Dungeons & Dragons Character
For Season 4 of Stranger Things, the main antagonist this time around looms large in the imaginations of D&D aficionados worldwide: Vecna.
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Suzanne Lenglen: The Life And Death Of The French Tennis Icon
In the 1920s, Frenchwoman Suzanne Lenglen was the biggest tennis star in the world. Here is everything you should know about this amazing athlete.
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How Much Is The WWE Worth?
Wrestling is an Olympic sport. But even more popular, flamboyant, and just plain entertaining is professional wrestling, as promoted by the WWE.
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A Former Sound Of Music Child Star Became The First Live-Action Spider-Man
It's not unusual for a success story to move from one entertainment medium to another -- especially from the pages of comic books to the screen.
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What The Johnny Depp-Amber Heard Verdict Could Mean For His Music Career
Now that the cataclysm of conflicting testimonies and legal sparring has finally reached a merciful end, the world is eager to see what will happen next.
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The Story Behind The Only Woman Officially Drafted By The NBA
She's sometimes called the "Queen of Basketball," but that doesn't mean she's received the same recognition as male champs like LeBron James or Kobe Bryant.
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Inside The Eerie Abandoned Underground Soviet City Under Tbilisi
The threat of nuclear war was the catalyst for the building of vast underground bunkers, including the eerie abandoned underground Soviet city under Tbilisi.
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