Celebrities Who Once Lived At The Playboy Mansion
Hugh Hefner often welcomed stars to live within his hedonistic palace for an extended period. Here are the celebrities who once lived at the Playboy mansion.
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The Untold Truth Of The O'Jays
Hailing from Canton, Ohio, musical group The O'Jays formed in 1958 and originally consisted of childhood friends Eddie Levert and Walter Williams Sr.
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The Untold Truth Of Dusty Hill
As the bassist for ZZ Top, Dusty Hill was integral to the band's success, but he lived an interesting life of his own. This is the untold truth of Dusty Hill.
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How Historically Accurate Is The Movie Apollo 13?
"Apollo 13" is one of Hollywood's most iconic movies, but was it accurate? Here's how the "Apollo 13" movie may have differed from reality.
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How Historically Accurate Is The Movie Fury?
World War II inspired hundreds of films that were produced both during and long after the conflict, including 2014's "Fury." So how accurate is it?
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The Mysterious Death Of This Former O'Jays Guitarist
After 40 years, the human remains found in a plastic garbage bag behind a machine shop in Twinsburg, Ohio, have been identified as a former O'Jays member.
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How Antiques Roadshow Is Trying To Help Recover Stolen Or Missing Art
"Antiques Roadshow" has been no stranger to thieves. The segment "Roadshow's Most Wanted" has covered several missing pieces of art, including stolen paintings.
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The Sad Way Ashton Kutcher Is Connected To The Hollywood Ripper
How is Ashton Kutcher linked to the Hollywood Ripper, who murdered two women and tried to kill a third between 1993 and 2008? Let's find out.
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Mayim Bialik's IQ Might Surprise You
Fans of hit sitcom "The Big Bang Theory" will be familiar with Mayim Bialik. Her character, Dr. Amy Farrah Fowler, first appeared during Season 3's finale.
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How Historically Accurate Is The Movie Pearl Harbor?
Film director Micheal Bay owes much of his success to relatively over-the-top action films. But how historically accurate is his war drama, "Pearl Harbor"?
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What 50 Cent's Life In Prison Was Really Like
Rapper 50 Cent started out as a musical artist, but these days he's not making music and currently works as an executive producer for several hit series.
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Disturbing Details Found In Jimmy 'The Rev' Sullivan's Autopsy Report
Here are some of the more disturbing findings from the autopsy of Avenged Sevenfold drummer Jimmy 'The Rev' Sullivan, who died on December 28, 2009.
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The Untold Truth Of Richard Dawson
Richard Dawson, who is best known for hosting the popular game show "Family Feud," had a long, successful, and often controversial career on television.
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How Mariska Hargitay Dealt With The Tragic Death Of Her Mother, Jayne Mansfield
34-year-old Jayne Mansfield, her driver, and her boyfriend, died when their car slammed into the back of a semi-truck on their way to New Orleans.
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What Happened To Shirley Temple's Children?
Depression era child actor Shirley Temple grew up in the spotlight, but as an adult she had a family. Here is what happened to Shirley Temple's children?
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Are Ink Master Canvases Really Stuck With The Tattoos They Leave With?
Since it first aired in 2012, "Ink Master" gained colossal popularity. As a result, tattoo aficionados have flocked to the program to become "human canvases."
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What Marilyn Monroe's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
Marilyn Monroe was one of the most iconic film stars and beauty icons of the 20th century, but her on-set behavior might surprise you.
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What Happened To William Singer Following The College Admissions Scandal?
William Singer facilitated rich kids getting into college with bribes and lies. Here is what happened to him following the college admissions scandal.
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This Is The Oldest Film On The National Film Registry
The National Film Registry selects 25 movies for preservation annually, and the = list has grown by about 800 titles. What is the oldest?
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The Real Reason The National Film Registry Was Created
The United States' National Film Registry is an archive of over 800 films, documentaries, and shorts. Here's the real reason it was created.
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The Tragic Death Of Ink Master Season 4 Winner, Scott Marshall
Renowned tattoo artist Scott Marshall, Season 4's winner of the popular Spike series, "Ink Master," tragically died in 2015 from an apparent drug overdose.
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Dolly Parton Wakes Up At This Surprising Time Every Day. Here's Why
It's a sad fact of life that some people just sleep better than others. Naturally, there are all kinds of factors at play, but Dolly Parton gets less than most.
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Why Gary Coleman Refused To Say His Iconic Diff'rent Strokes Catchphrase
Here's why Gary Coleman, as an adult, refused to repeat his trademark catchphrase on Diff'rent Strokes.
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The Sad Truth About Lana Turner's Relationship With Johnny Stompanato
When Lana Turner confronted Stompanato about his identity, he explained that if she had actually known who he was, she would have never given him a chance.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Wrestler Jimmy Rave
Former pro wrestler Jimmy Rave died on December 12, 2021, some six months after having his legs amputated because of an MRSA infection. Here's how it happened.
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Here's Who Inherited Philip Seymour Hoffman's Money After He Died
In 2014, Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead in his apartment at the age of 46 from a reported heroin overdose that tragically closed the book on his life.
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Drew Barrymore's Famous Family Tree Explained
Drew Barrymore is part of the famous Barrymore family, which has been involved in film and theater for over 150 years (or longer, according to some sources).
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