Paul McCartney Claimed This TLC Hit Ripped Off His Song
Artistic endeavor is a funny thing. What one artist might call "taking inspiration from," another, competing artist might call "ripping me off."
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How Woody Harrelson Unknowingly Helped Catch An Alleged Thief
Sometimes actors get so busy that they actually forget about a project in which they appeared. Maybe they didn't know they were part of it at all.
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Here's What The First Major League Baseball Season In 1901 Was Like
Let's take a trip back to when baseball was still America's pastime. Here's what the first Major League Baseball season in 1901 was like.
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What Disney World Was Like The Year You Were Born
Disney World has evolved over the years, adding magic to the part and its attractions regularly. Here what things were like when you were born.
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Why Did Depeche Mode's Andy Fletcher Say He Had A Nervous Breakdown In 1994?
Andy Fletcher's death in May 2022 rocked the world -- but it seems that a 1994 tour with Depeche Mode and a fateful decision made his life all the better.
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This Was Hattie McDaniel's Final Request Before Her Death
Hattie McDaniel forged a career in numerous aspects of show business, including an Academy Award for her work in "Gone with the Wind." And when she died?
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Jon Lovitz Once Blamed Andy Dick For Phil Hartman's Death
In the lives of comedians, everything isn't always funny. Here's why Jon Lovitz once blamed Andy Dick for Phil Hartman's death
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How David Bowie's Ashes Once Led To A Concerning Rumor
Following David Bowie's death, there was an outpouring of grief from fans. Stories abounded about where his ashes were interred including this strange place.
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The Former Band Member Of The Clash Who Ditched Music For Medicine
The Clash were a band that launched punk into the stratosphere. Not all members of the band stuck with them with one peeling off to follow his own calling.
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The NHL's Unusual EBUG Rule Explained
One of the identifying aspects of professional hockey is the amount of damage players can suffer during the course of a matchup. Are substitutes available?
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What Quentin Tarantino Really Thought About Natural Born Killers
Quentin Tarantino wrote the original screenplay for "Natural Born Killers" but Oliver Stone changed it. Here's what he really thought about Stone's version.
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The Real Reason The NHL Removes Champions From The Stanley Cup
Even people who don't follow professional hockey have probably heard of the Stanley Cup with its rings displaying the names of winning teams.
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The Band Everyone Forgets Andy Fletcher Was In Before Depeche Mode
Depeche Mode keyboardist Andy Fletcher died suddenly at age 660. Here is the band everyone forgets he was in before Depeche Mode.
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The Truth About Desert Planets
The Milky Way galaxy might be sprinkled with planets like Tatooine and, surprisingly, their lack of water might be exactly what helps them to remain habitable.
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The Message Behind John Lennon's Song, God
John Lennon, one of the most legendary musicians to live and a member of the Beatles, was known to rub religious groups the wrong way on more than one occasion.
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What Was Depeche Mode's Andy Fletcher's Net Worth When He Died?
On May 26, 2022, Depeche Mode announced the death of founding band member Andy Fletcher. How much was he worth when he died? The answer may surprise you.
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Frank Sinatra's Daughters Once Sent Ray Liotta A Horsehead. Here's Why
"The Godfather" gave American pop culture piles of references -- "an offer he can't refuse," for one. And then there's the message delivered by a horse's head.
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What You Didn't Know About Led Zeppelin's Debut Album's Artwork
Led Zeppelin are one of the most iconic rock bands in history. But, their album artwork has also reached legendary status, including that of their debut album.
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Ray Liotta Channeled This Horrific Real-Life Tragedy Into His Goodfellas Performance
The "how" of acting varies from performer to performer, but one common technique is to use life experience as an emotional stepping-off point.
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The Peculiar Reason Ray Liotta Used To Watch Brain Surgeries
Ray Liotta had a long and active career in Hollywood, appearing on TV as well as films large and small. Like any good actor, he did is homework.
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Metallica: The Tragic Real-Life Story Of James Hetfield
As a rock god from one of the greatest thrash metal bands of all time, James Hetfield both subconsciously and somewhat intentionally developed a rough persona.
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Ray Liotta's Incredibly Eerie Job Before His Hollywood Success
Ray Liotta was best known for the intensity he instilled in his roles as an actor. So is it possible his eerie job in college influenced his performances?
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Why Shelley Winters Dumped A Drink On Oliver Reed On Live TV
Part of the fun -- and the danger -- of live TV is just that: What you see is what you get. That can lead to unscripted drama and comedy. Or was it?
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Steph Curry's Controversial Moon Landing Comment Led To A $58K Donation To Help Students
Perhaps it's happened to just about everybody: An off-hand comment, meant it jest, is taken seriously. And it travels. But that's not the end of it.
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Which Sport Is Most Likely To Kill You?
Sports can be dangerous but usually, the benefits outweigh the perils. There is one sport, however, which is so dangerous that this might not be the case.
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What Was Ray Liotta's Net Worth When He Died?
Actor Ray Liotta has died at the age of 67. How much was he worth when he died?
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How Eddie Mannix Became The Fixer Of Old Hollywood
There was a time when Hollywood movie studios were powers unto themselves, willing and able to bend the law and people's lives as they saw fit.
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