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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Marlon Brando And Dennis Hopper's Feud Was Worse Than You Think
Marlon Brando was a brilliant but notoriously hard actor to work with. Such was the case when he and a crazed Dennis Hopper met on set of "Apocalypse Now."
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Why Was Black Saturday So Important For Vince McMahon And The WWE?
Here's why "Black Saturday" -- a moment that took place on TBS' weekly wrestling show -- was a pivotal moment for WWE as well as its owner, Vince McMahon.
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The Tragic Story Of The 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing
On September 16, 1963, the U.S. was horrified by a cruel act of terrorism by racists. This is the tragic story of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing.
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The Priceless Reaction David Bowie Had To Paul McCartney's Portrait Of Him
Some individuals just seem to have all of the talents. Musicians David Bowie and Sir Paul McCartney moved beyond the notes into the world of painting.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Tom Cruise
For all that a four-decade career as an actor has brought him, a closer look reveals that Cruise hasn't always lived such a charmed existence.
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The Voice Of Mr. Owl In The Tootsie Pop Commercial Is More Familiar Than You Realized
The voice that asked how many licks it takes to get to the center of a Tootise Pop is one of history's most popular voice-over actors. Here's the history.
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How WC Handy Gave The World Bessie Smith's Only Film Appearance
Blues singer Bessie Smith is an iconic voice that is still relevant today. Her only appearance on film in 1929 was due to a song written by W.C. Handy.
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How A Formula 1 Champion Wound Up Getting Kidnapped
A disastrous 1958 event included a crash that killed multiple spectators and the shocking kidnapping of a five-time Formula 1 world champion.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Phil Collins
Phil Collins has a sadder story than you might think. Here are the tragic parts of Phil Collins' life and career.
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The Real Reason Leave It To Beaver Was Cancelled
"Leave it to Beaver" was an iconic TV show that ran for six seasons. Known for its wholesome image, the way the series ended also set the tone for future shows.
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The Real Reason Keith Richards Didn't Want To Meet Elvis Presley
Keith Richards is one of the most iconic rock stars in all of history. He, too, though had heroes and one of them was Elvis, but he was afeared of meeting him.
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Why The Atlanta Hawks Once Drafted An Actual Baby
Here's why the Atlanta Hawks drafted a baby back in 1974 ... before the pick was quickly voided by the NBA.
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The Truth About Travis Barker's Relationship With Tom DeLonge
Fans of popular bands often have their hopes dashed, then revitalized, then dashed, then -- all over breakups, followed by reunions, followed by ...
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How Did Deep Purple Get Their Name?
Here's the story of how Deep Purple got their now-iconic band name months after forming under a completely different moniker.
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The Truth About Travis Barker's Relationship With Mark Hoppus
Blink-182 have their ups and downs with regard to band membership. But, Bass player Mark Hoppus and drummer Travis Barker have an enduring relationship
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Pez's Original Purpose Was Something Completely Different
The ubiquitous Pez dispenser serves a coupe of purposes -- helping fill a Christmas stocking or Easter basket, being collectible, and popping out sweets.
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The Truth About Travis Barker's Relationship With The Late DJ AM
Travis Barker has never been shy about collaborations with other musical artists, though perhaps none outside Blink-182 as with his friend DJ AM.
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The Real Reason The Dallas NFL Team Changed Their Name To The Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys are an NFL institution, but they weren't always called the Cowboys. Here's why the team changed its name to the Dallas Cowboys.
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What Happened To Twiggy?
1960s icon Twiggy is generally considered the first supermodel. Her modeling career only lasted four years, but she's still been busy in the decades since.
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Inside The Time A MLB Pitcher Was Struck By Lightning During A Game, And Still Got The Final Out
Getting struck by lightning is pretty uncommon, but it's quite dangerous when it does occur. One MLB pitcher was actually hit by lightning mid-game.
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Inside The Gruesome European Sport That Involved Throwing Foxes
Even though many sports today have evolved over time some have faded into obscurity. Thankfully, due to its brutal nature, fox tossing was one of those.
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How Green Day Got Their Name
Green Day have been a punk-rock staple since the 1990s. Their name, however, has a rather interesting history that came from a favorite pastime of the band.
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Josephine Baker Was Married Twice Before She Was A Legal Adult
Performer Josephine Baker was married twice before she was a legal adult, but neither of those relationships would be as successful as her career.
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The Singin' In The Rain Scene Put Donald O'Connor In Bed For Three Days
Donald O'Connor of "Singin' in the Rain" was one of the most talented performers of his time, but one scene from the movie made him made him bedridden for days.
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