1883: Is The Yellowstone Prequel Based On A True Story?
Sometimes a story is told in such a convincing fashion you have to ask, "Did it really happen that way?" Case in point: "1883," the prequel to "Yellowstone."
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The Deadly Truth About Smallpox As Seen On 1883
Periodic outbreaks of smallpox broke out from time to time in the Old West, a fact that will be informing at least part of the plot of "1883."
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The Real Meaning Behind Black Sabbath's Hand Of Doom
Here's the meaning of the Black Sabbath song Hand of Doom, a track off the band's second album, Paranoid.
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The Sad Truth About Ozzy And Sharon Osbourne's Marriage
There are those living the rock star life whose existence is at best chaotic. Imagine trying to be married to Ozzy Osbourne. How does Sharon do it?
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The Tragic Death Of Abraham Lincoln's Son, William
The story of Abraham Lincoln's son, William, is tragic. He contracted typhoid and died at the age of 11, and his parents never recovered from their grief.
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The Real Reason New Order Broke Up
New Order was a highly influential British rock band who played a defining role in the '80s music scene and left an indelible impact on electronic music.
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Why Stevie Nicks Loves Being A Gemini
There are those who dismiss astrology, those who are at best amused by it, and those who embrace it. Among the latter? Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks.
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Disturbing Details Discovered In Dee Dee Ramone's Autopsy Report
Ramone's bassist Dee Dee Ramone died suddenly at 50 years old. Here are the disturbing details discovered in his autopsy report.
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The Real Meaning Behind Foster The People's Song Pumped Up Kicks
"Pumped Up Kicks" is a bubbly, mellow song that launched Foster the People to fame. But what does it really mean? Let's take a look — you might be surprised.
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What Suge Knight's Life In Prison Is Really Like
Infamous rap label executive Suge Knight was known as the Teflon Don of rap music. The Death Row records co-founder has a notorious reputation in the industry.
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Here's Who Inherited James Brown's Fortune After He Died
James Brown's estate was plagued with legal challenges and uncertainty for 15 years after his death. Here's who finally got his money after all that trouble.
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Jim Morrison Was Once Saved By A Group Of Nuns. Here's What Happened
There are many stories about Jim Morrison's hard-partying life style. Once he was even saved by a group of nuns when he over did it. Here's what happened
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The Correct Order In Which To Watch The Halloween Franchise
The "Halloween" movie franchise can be confusing, with multiple timelines, sequels, characters, and more. Here's how to watch them.
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Bruxa: The Myth Explained
A Bruxa is a creature of Portuguese mythology and is essentially a woman who has turned herself into a vampire using witchcraft.
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Jessa Bigelow Says This Was The Hardest Part Of Competing On Ink Master
In the latest of Spike's Ink Master season, New Jersey-based artist Jessa Bigelow crossed needles with 19 others in pursuit of the grand prize.
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What Stanley Kubrick's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
What Stanley Kubrick's had a reputation for demanding a lot from his cast and crew. Here is what his on-set behavior was really like.
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The Real Reason Geezer Butler Quit Black Sabbath
Fans of the genre generally stand in agreement that Black Sabbath are the reigning kings of metal music. The band's conception inspired a whole rock sub-genre.
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Surprising Facts About Walt Disney
Walt Disney was an icon, but decades after his death, people are still trying to figure out who he really was. Here are some surprising facts about Walt Disney.
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The Tragic Death Of Darrent Williams
The story of Denver Broncos' Darrent Williams is one of potential, hope, and sadness, as well as being part of the community of the team that drafted him.
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Tragic Details Found In Dale Earnhardt Sr.'s Autopsy Report
Dale Earnhardt Sr. went to every race with one purpose in mind: win. Before he died, he won 76 NASCAR Cup races and earned over $42 million in winnings.
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Inside Andy Warhol's Doomed Romance With Edie Sedgwick
American artist Andy Warhol usually dated men, but one woman became his muse: Inside Andy Warhol's doomed romance with Edie Sedgwick.
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The Truth About O.J. Simpson's Time In Jail
In 2007, O.J. Simpson was convicted of armed robbery, kidnapping, assault, conspiracy, and burglary for robbing two sports memorabilia dealers in Las Vegas.
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What Clint Eastwood's On-Set Behavior Is Really Like
Clint Eastwood established an on-screen reputation decades ago as a gun slinging, horse breaking, justice dealing cowboy in films like "Fistful of Dollars."
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The Real Reasons Bill Ward Quit Black Sabbath
Here's why Bill Ward quit Black Sabbath in 1980, and later on in 2012 ahead of their farewell album and tour.
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Whatever Happened To Mos Def?
Rapper and actor Mos Def was a well-loved celebrity in the 90s, but we don't hear his name often anymore. Whatever happened to Mos Def?
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The Sad Way Elton John Remembers Michael Jackson
Pop icon Michael Jackson was a deeply troubled person, and this vulnerable side of Jackson is the one that will stick in Elton John's memory.
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Here's Who Inherited Farrah Fawcett's Money After She Died
Pop culture icon Farrah Fawcett is known for her feathered hair, role on "Charlie's Angels," and the classic pin-up poster in which she dons a red bathing suit.
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