The Hit '90s Song 28% Of People Consider To Be The Absolute Worst
The '90s churned out its share of musical clunkers, and there are several songs from the era that most people still can't stand to this day.
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The Two Famous Bands That Rejected Elton John
Given how long Sir Elton John has been making music as a successful solo artist, it might be hard to believe he was rejected by two famous bands.
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Bryan Adams Wrote KISS' War Machine. Here's How It Happened
When it comes to the rock 'n' rock history, it's unlikely that people would think to pair up Canadian rocker Bryan Adams with New York's infamous KISS.
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Strange Things That Happened On The Sets Of DC Movies
Sometimes the stories behind the scenes of DC movies are just as interesting as what ends up on the big screen.
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The Crash That Nearly Killed Stevie Wonder
The legendary musical icon known as Stevie Wonder almost didn't see the fame he earned for himself for the better part of the last 40 years.
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Players Who Can't Stand LeBron James
LeBron James is one of the most polarizing figures in basketball history, and the man has his haters, both off and on the court. Here are his biggest rivals.
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The Hit 80s Song 23% Of People Agree Is The Absolute Worst
The '80s produced its share of great songs as well as some absolute duds, and a recent survey revealed the very worst song of the decade.
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The Untold Truth Of David Byrne
David Byrne, the eccentric frontman of the Talking Heads, is a man of many talents and endeavors. This is the untold truth of David Byrne.
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This Is The Longest Boxing Match In Recorded History
It was 3:45 in the morning. Of the 85,000 who had showed up to the Olympic Club in New Orleans to watch the what would become the longest fight ever.
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This Is How Much Sam Kinison Was Really Worth
Sam Kinison took the world of stand-up comedy by storm in the 1980s, becoming an inspirational and influential figure to a generation of comedians.
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The Bet Elton John Made With John Lennon
The year 1974 was difficult for John Lennon. He had split from his wife, Yoko Ono, embarked on what he would later call his "lost weekend," and had an affair.
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A Look At Anton Lavey's Affair With Jayne Mansfield
Was Mansfield cursed? That might seem dramatic, but when you spend your time hanging out with guys in Satan suits and playing with skulls, well, that happens.
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The Tragic Death Of Judy Garland
Judy Garland's early treatment at the hands of studio executives would almost be par for the course in her life. She saw the best and worst of stardom.
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The Heartbreaking Love Triangle Oscar Wilde Was Involved In
In 1878, writer Oscar Wilde found himself the unwitting third party in a heartbreaking love triangle with another writer who would become a household name.
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The Tragic Death Of Stevie Ray Vaughan
Three decades after Stevie Ray Vaughn's tragic death, an attorney and former helicopter pilot finally figures out what went wrong that night in August 1990.
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The Story Of The Man Who Introduced Hotdogs To Baseball Fans
Who was the 'Earl of Sandwich of the Hotdog World,' so to speak, who introduced this delicious savory treat to the lives of decades of ball park baseball fans?
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Why Yelawolf Can't Stand Post Malone
In his 'Bloody Sunday' freestyle, Yelawolf didn't have kind words for Post Malone, ripping him for his musical style and for putting on a front.
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How Much Is Randy Orton Worth?
Randy Orton comes from a long line of professional wrestlers. But he worked for every accolade and dollar he's earned. So just how much is Orton worth?
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The Stunning Net Worth Of Roman Reigns
WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns has only recently returned to the ring after a prolonged absence, including a match at Wrestlemania 37.
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The Real Reason Les McKeown Left The Bay City Rollers
Scottish pop singer Les McKeown was perhaps best known for his stint as the lead singer in the plaid-clad 1970s bubblegum boy band the Bay City Rollers.
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The Truth About LeVar Burton's Stint On Jeopardy!
Jeopardy! has been without a permanent host since former host Alex Trebek died, and it appears LeVar Burton may be in the running to replace him.
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How Paul McCartney Really Felt About The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame
Paul McCartney seems to have great respect for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, so why did he choose to skip a very meaningful induction ceremony?
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What Was Les McKeown's Net Worth When He Died?
The rock and roll world was shocked on Thursday when the family of Bay City Rollers' lead singer Les McKeown announced on Twitter that he had died unexpectedly.
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The Untold Truth Of James Brown
Known as the Godfather of Soul, The Hardest Working Man in Show Business, and Mr. Dynamite, among other names, James Brown was a soul and funk icon.
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The Truth About Mel Brooks' Time In World War II
Like tens of thousands of other men of his generation, Mel Brooks found a ticket out of his situation via serving in the military during World War II.
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How Curb Your Enthusiasm Helped Save A Wrongfully Accused Killer From Prison
HBO comedy hit Curb Your Enthusiasm, created by Larry David, once saved a wrongfully accused killer from being sent to prison.
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How The Cars Got Their Name
The Cars were at the forefront of the New Wave movement and remembered for a string of hits in the '80s. So how come the iconic band's name was so plain?
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