The Truth About Billy Idol's Friendship With Steve Stevens
Rock is full of legendary, long-term partnerships between lead singers and guitarists. Here's the truth about Billy Idol's friendship with Steve Stevens.
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What We Know About The Death Of Olive Thomas, One Of Hollywood's First Scandals
Hollywood has been plagued by one scandal after another -- and those are just the ones the studios weren't able to cover up. The first? Possibly in 1920.
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Why Elvis Costello Was Banned From SNL
Elvis Costello has been making music for decades with multiple hit songs under his belt. But, he's got a rebellious side and one night got banned from SNL.
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These Were The Last Living People Born In The 1800s
What does it take to live to 110 or older? Many were born in 1899 and credit simply a good life. These were last living people born in the 1800s.
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What Happened To The Puzzle Place?
If there was a list of '90s shows that shaped young minds without receiving proper credit, "The Puzzle Place" would certainly have a spot at the top.
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Why The Macbeth Curse At The Oscars Is Trending On Social Media
Many professions have their superstitions, but few have quite such an abundance as the theater, especially regarding the name of Shakespeare's Scottish play.
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The Truth About The Unsolved Exotic Bug Heist Totaling $50,000
The Philadelphia Insectarium and Butterfly Pavilion was the target of an exotic bug heist totaling $50,000, and it remains unsolved. Here's the story.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Dave Grohl
A lot has gone very right in Grohl's life, but that's not the whole picture of the man. Here's a look into the occasionally tragic personal life of Dave Grohl.
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This Is How Many Grammys The Foo Fighters Have
Say what you will about the Grammys, but it's fair to say that any artists who accumulate as many as the Foo Fighters have achieved a degree of success.
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Liza Minnelli's Best Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Liza Minnelli was born into Hollywood and had a glittering career both on stage and screen. One of her films was so good that Rotten Tomatoes gave it 100%.
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The Story Behind The Happy Days Theme Song
Here's the true story behind the theme song of the iconic 1970s and 1980s sitcom "Happy Days" and the three versions that were used on the show.
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How Wayne Newton Lost All His Money
American entertainer Wayne Newton has been entertaining people since a young age. So how did he lose all of his money? Let's take a look.
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How Many Grammys Does Bonnie Raitt Have?
Singer, songwriter, and guitarist extraordinaire Bonnie Raitt has achieved so much during her impressive career. But how many Grammys does she have?
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Beauty Queens Who Died Tragically
Despite their beauty and success, dozens of former pageant winners met really bad ends. Here are some of the many beauty queens who died tragically.
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Tragic Details About These Star Trek Actors
Given the size of the "Star Trek" universe, it's no surprise that many of its actors and actresses have experienced their own share of tragedies over the years.
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John Stamos' Relationship With Taylor Hawkins Explained
It might not be widely known that actor John Stamos is also a pretty fair drummer, so it's not a surprise that he was friends with the late Taylor Hawkins.
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Who Are Billy Idol's Kids?
Rocker Billy Idol doesn't come across as your typical family man, but he is a father and a grandfather. Here's who his kids are.
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What Happened To The Box TV Channel?
Before the internet, watching music videos looked a lot different. One option was The Box TV channel. How did The Box work, and is it still around?
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How The Eagles Got Their Name
The Eagles' band name has multiple origin stories, as well as a bit of a debate on whether the word "the" should be included in the name.
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How Mr Rogers Gave Night Of The Living Dead Director George Romero His Start
Every once in a while we get a sense that show business, all of it, is just one big neighborhood, and everyone knows everybody else, and they're all pals.
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What It Was Really Like To See Snow White In 1938
"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" was a marvel film for the time, delighting audiences and critics alike. Here's what it was like to see the film in 1938.
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The Truth About Woodward And Bernstein's Role In The Watergate Scandal
The Watergate incident led to the only time a U.S. President resigned. The truth about journalists Woodward and Bernstein's role in the historical scandal.
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Bonnie Raitt's Friendship With Fred McDowell Explained
From the start of her career, Bonnie Raitt was lucky enough to form close friendships with some very influential blues players, including Fred McDowell.
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How Bonnie Raitt Got Started Playing Music
Paraphrasing Shakespeare, some people are born to be musicians, and some have music thrust upon them. Bonnie Raitt started with a musical family and grew.
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Old Hollywood Feuds That Got Out Of Hand
Image was everything in Old Hollywood, but things didn't always go according to plan. These are some Old Hollywood feuds that got out of hand.
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Inside The Hollywood Law That Protects Child Actors
We often speak of children as "belonging" to their parents. Does that ownership extend to a child's earning potential in the performing arts?
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What We Know About Taylor Hawkins' Death So Far
Taylor Hawkins, drummer for the Foo Fighters, died suddenly at the relatively young age of 50. The death naturally raises numerous questions.
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