Bill Ward: What Happened To Him After Black Sabbath?
In 2011, Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward planned to join Ozzy Osbourne, Geezer Butler, and Tony Iommi for a tour and the production of a new album.
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Why Whitesnake's Biggest Album Almost Didn't Happen
Whitesnake's self-titled work came very close to not happening, thanks to some unfortunate health issues and growing friction between the band's members.
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How Rod Serling's World War II Military Service Fueled The Twilight Zone
Rod Serling had served in World War II before turning to writing and that experience helped shape the stories for The Twilight Zone.
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Sarah Thomas: What You Didn't Know About The First Female Super Bowl Referee
For the first time in NFL history, a woman, Sarah Thomas, will be among the referees calling the shots during the Super Bowl.
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What Is Bryan Mantia From Guns N' Roses Up To Today?
Bryan Mantia is known for playing drums in popular rock bands, including Guns N' Roses, and this is what he is up to today.
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The Untold Truth Of The Man Who Writes Elton John's Lyrics
Bernie Taupin, the man who writes lyrics for Elton John, met the music superstar in the late 1960s after a botched audition.
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The Reason Lawrence Taylor Lost His Money
As a linebacker for the New York Giants, Lawrence Taylor was known for his intensity and speed, yet after making his money with the NFL, he lost it all.
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The Tragic Real Life Story Of Confucius
Confucius' ideas would go on to shape Chinese society right up until the present day. His life is one of fortitude in the face of great tragedy and upheaval.
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What It Takes To Become A Bullfighter
Imagine you're standing in the middle of a ring, ready to face down a beast. You have your cape and sword. The crowd is cheering. You're about to meet a bull
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Artists The Bee Gees Wrote Music For
The Bee Gees are considered disco royalty, but many don't know that brothers Barry, Maurice, and Robin Gibb also wrote music for other artists.
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Sun Records: The Truth About The Birthplace Of Rock 'N' Roll
Founded by Sam Phillips in 1952, Sun Records is often referred to as the birthplace of rock 'n' roll, signing artists like Elvis and B.B. King.
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The True Story Behind Motley Crue's 'You're All I Need'
As Ultimate Classic Rock reports, MTV banned accompanying music video for "You're All I Need." Given the song's subject matter, it's not hard to see why.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Creedence Clearwater Revival
In just three years, Creedence Clearwater Revival released a ton of hits, but all wasn't well behind the scenes. This is the tragic real-life story of CCR.
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The True Story Behind Elton John's 'Daniel'
Nowhere is Elton John and Bernie Taupin's shared ability to give a very specific scenario universal appeal more evident than in 1973's "Daniel."
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Things You Get Wrong About Gilligan's Island
There's a lot about Gilligan and his fellow castaways that you won't learn by just watching the show. Here's things you get wrong about Gilligan's Island.
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The Real Reason The Beach Boys' Brian Wilson Hated Performing
Brian Wilson was much more of a songwriter than an entertainer, and some health issues really made him hate performing.
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The Story Behind AC/DC And Deep Purple's Backstage Brawl
When Deep Purple nearly canceled a performance, AC/DC was asked to step in. Yet, things went awry as a fight broke out backstage.
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Whatever Happened To Paul Simonon From The Clash?
After The Clash split, Paul Simonon went on to form his own band, but seemingly disappeared from the music industry not long after.
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This Is Why Lauryn Hill Never Made A Second Solo Album
Lauryn Hill made waves in the music industry as a member of The Fugees in the 1990s and found significant success with her solo album.
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The Tragic Story Of Harry Nilsson, The Beatles' Favorite 'Group'
A young, unknown singer-songwriter named Harry Nilsson was noticed by the Beatles in 1968, and his life changed for the better.
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The Odd Inspiration Behind David Lynch's Lost Highway
While David Lynch is open about his artistic processes, it isn't always clear where he gets specific ideas. Lost Highway is no exception.
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Roger Goodell's Net Worth Is Way Higher Than You Think
Roger Goodell became NFL commissioner is 2006 and has increased his salary every year since. Here is a breakdown of Goodell's net worth.
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Here's How Much Money Phil Spector Was Worth When He Died
After divorce, litigation, and imprisonment, how much was Phil Spector worth? You'd be surprised at the amount of wealth the "Wall of Sound" creator had.
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Tragic Details About Red Cloud
During his life, Red Cloud played an incredibly critical role in resisting white expansionism. These are the tragic details about Red Cloud.
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Everything We Know About Phil Spector's Death
Phil Spector has died. He was known in the 1960s for hits like "You've Lost That Loving Feeling," today he is mostly remembered for a murder conviction in 2009
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This Is What Whitesnake's Biggest Hit Is Really About
Whitesnake's only No. 1 hit "Here I Go Again" is actually the second version of the song, with the first being much more melancholy as it describes a breakup.
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The Real Reason There Were Two Darrins On Bewitched
The reason for two Darrins on Bewitched, Dick York and Dick Sargent, was actor injury, as York could no longer perform physical comedy due to his bad back.
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