The Rolling Stones Made This Drink Very Popular
When Mick Jagger asked bartender Bobby Lozoff for a margarita, Lozoff asked if he'd like to try something he'd been working on instead — and made history.
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Here's How Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Was Destroyed
Legendary playwright William Shakespeare saw his dreams go up in smoke and flames during a performance at London's Globe Theatre on June 29, 1613.
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The Truth About Poison Drummer Rikki Rockett's COVID-19 Diagnosis
Poison drummer Rikki Rockett announced in July 2021 that he had contracted COVID-19, despite being fully vaccinated. Still, he urged others to get the vaccine.
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Inside The African Boycott Of The 1976 Olympics
In 1976, as the Olympics were ramping up in Montreal, Quebec -- mere days before the opening ceremonies -- more than 30 teams simply packed up and went home.
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The Untold Truth Of Noah Lyles
Even with a lifetime of athletic achievement under Noah Lyles' belt, sports aren't the only thing to make up his person. The Olympian even has a nerdier side.
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The Surprising Thing That Happened During Paul McCartney's Beatles Debut
Here's the surprising thing that took place during Paul McCartney's debut gig with the Quarrymen, the band that eventually evolved into the Beatles.
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Why The Latest Ted Bundy Movies Are Catching So Much Backlash
July 2021 saw the release of, not one, but two teasers for new films about serial killer Ted Bundy, and internet immediately criticized the movies. Here's why.
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The Evolution Of AI In Movies Explained
Netflix's "Oxygen" introduces us to some shifty new artificial intelligence MILO. Here's a brief look at how film's treatment of AI has changed over time.
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The Surprising Connections Between The Blues Brothers And Star Wars
The first connection is Carrie Fisher, who of course starred in "The Empire Strikes Back" as Princess Leia and made a cameo appearance in "The Blues Brothers."
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The Truth About Merle Haggard's Rough Childhood
Sometimes called the poet of the common man, country legend Merle Haggard faced numerous struggles growing up and even did time. Does his childhood hold clues?
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The Truth About Underground Boxing Matches On New York's Hart Island
New York's Hart Island is mostly known as a cemetery, but it has a rich history dating back to the 17th century — including its time hosting illegal boxing.
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The Most Memorable Moments From Summer Olympics History
History is made at the Olympic games. Here are some of the most memorable moments from Summer Olympics history.
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What You Should Know About The Forgotten Marx Brother, Gummo
While many could probably name the fourth Marx Brother, Zeppo, few know there was a fifth, who regularly performed with them on stage, though not in films.
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Inside The Track And Field Controversy Of The 1908 Olympics
In the first Olympics, the world learned that some countries don't follow the same rules as others for every sport, and so a 1908 race enraged many people.
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Inside The U.S. Swim Team Controversy At The 2016 Olympics
Here's the truth behind the U.S. swim team's controversy at the 2016 Rio Games, where Ryan Lochte and three teammates claimed to have been robbed.
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Ringo Starr's Fans Celebrate His Birthday In A Unique Way
Starr deflected the attention from his own birthday, to what he wants his birthday celebrations to be about, encapsulated in the phrase "peace and love."
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How Much Money Did Woodstock '99 Cost To Put On?
Woodstock '99 took place thirty years after the original Woodstock. It has since gone down in history as one of the most infamous music festivals of all time.
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Why There Will Probably Never Be Another Woodstock
Close to half a million people attended the inaugural concert event that included performances by dozens of popular artists, including Jimi Hendrix and The Who.
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Francisco Lazaro: The Truth About The Runner Who Died At The Olympics
It is not the place you'd imagine dying but it's happened several times. This is how one Portuguese marathoner's bad Olympics decision led to his death.
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This Is What Happens After You Win An Olympic Medal
Of course, the first thing most people do after winning a medal is crash in their beds in the Athletes' Village from exhaustion. But there's more than that.
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The Truth About Paul McCartney's Relationship With John Lennon
The relationship between John Lennon and Paul McCartney, The Beatles principal songwriters, continues to capture audiences' imaginations.
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The Untold Truth Of The Paralympic Games
Although disabled athletes have competed against one another for hundreds of years, the official Paralympic games didn't start until the mid-20th century.
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The Truth About Todd Rundgren's Feud With John Lennon
Although it wasn't a long-running rivalry, Todd Rundgren and John Lennon had a controversial feud that made music headlines for some time in 1974.
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The Sad Story Of The Lottery-Winning Slave Who Couldn't Buy His Family's Freedom
Most slaves seeking freedom had to rely on the kindness of their owners or incredible good luck, which was the case with a man named Denmark Vesey.
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Things You May Not Know About Jackie Chan
Jackie Chan's life story is undeniably intriguing, but there's plenty that most fans don't know. Here are some things you may not know about Jackie Chan.
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Why Nikki Sixx Turned Down An Offer To Join Quiet Riot
Nikki Sixx was once offered a chance to play bass in the band Quiet Riot, but he passed on the opportunity, and with good reason.
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Blink-182's Mark Hoppus Shares Grim Update About His Health
After Blink-182 bassist and singer Mark Hoppus revealed his cancer diagnosis in late June, fans have been intently following his updates on social media.
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