Why The FBI Investigated Dungeons & Dragons Players
The FBI has investigated connections between Dungeons & Dragons players and domestic terrorism, drug trafficking, and infighting within groups of players.
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This Is The Actual Net Worth Of Stone Cold Steve Austin
Stone Cold Steve Austin helped bring the WWE to the global stage. So how well did that pay off for him?
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How Nirvana Helped Weezer's Rivers Cuomo Find His Sound
Before Weezer had brought together all the musical elements to define their sound, frontman and songwriter Rivers Cuomo would listen to numerous other artists.
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Why Victor Willis Has Sued Village People More Than Once
Victor Willis, performing with the Village People costumed variously as a police officer or a naval officer, suffered at the hands of the group's management.
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What Was Helen McCrory's Net Worth When She Died?
The world lost a beloved and accomplished actress when Helen McCrory died on April 16, 2021. How much was the actress worth at the time of her death?
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The Inspiration Behind The Beastie Boys' Sabotage
Although "Sabotage" does indeed sound like the Beastie Boys are extremely ticked-off, here is the real inspiration for the song.
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Megadeth Was Younger Than You Thought When They Wrote Rust In Peace
After Metallica fired him, guitarist Dave Mustaine vowed to form a band that was heavier and louder, and Megadeth was born in 1984.
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The Song Eddie Money Wished He Hadn't Written
If you've ever killed some time roaming the aisles of a drugstore, listening to the store's musical soundtrack, you've probably heard an Eddie Money song.
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The Dark Side Of Hosting The Olympics
It sounds like a tourism board's dream, which is why there's always a hot competition to be named the host city every time the Olympics roll around again.
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Here's How Whitesnake Fell Apart In 1982
Written by the group's lead singer and frontman David Coverdale in 1981, 'Here I Go Again' earned Whitesnake their first No. 1 in the U.S.
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The Tragic Death Of Prince William Of Gloucester
Britain's royal family has suffered its share of tragic deaths throughout its history. Members have died painfully and slowly, and have died in accidents.
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What's Come Out About Alex Trebek Since His Death
It's impossible to think of Jeopardy! without envisioning Alex Trebek, who sadly died in 2020. Here's what's come out about Alex Trebek since his death.
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How Paisley Park Has Changed Since Prince's Death
When Prince died on April 21, 2016, he left behind an incredibly rich and varied legacy, including his famous home and recording studio, Paisley Park.
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The Tragic Death Of Lord Louis Mountbatten
Mountbatten was a remarkably powerful man, as well as a very public figurehead of the monarchy, and so was a compelling target for the Irish Republican Army.
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The Tragic True Story Of Joanna The Mad
Today, some historians wonder if Spain's Joanna the Mad was "mad" at all. Wherever the real truth lies, it's clear that Joanna's story is a real tragedy.
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How Much Prince Was Really Worth When He Died
Legendary singer/songwriter Prince died without having made a will, and it has caused problems for both his family and those trying to value his estate.
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The Sad Death Of H.P. Lovecraft
Known for his tales of dark, otherworldly horror, H.P. Lovecraft could have been a character in one of his own works of fiction in the final years of his life.
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What Kenney Jones From The Who Is Doing Now
Kenney Jones took over drumming duties for The Who after they lost their legendary drummer, Keith Moon, in 1978. What's he up to these days?
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The Real Story Behind Fleetwood Mac's 'Dreams'
Stevie Nicks received the inspiration for "Dreams," a No. 1 hit for Fleetwood Mac, during mixdowns for the 1977 album Rumours.
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Heartbreaking Details About Natalie Wood's Life
Natalie Wood led a tumultuous Hollywood life even before her mysterious, tragic death. Here are some heartbreaking details about Natalie Wood's life.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Larry From The Three Stooges
Remember that Larry of The Three Stooges did that job -- he was the middle Stooge -- from March of 1928 until illness abruptly stopped his career in 1970.
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The Real Reason Race Cars Don't Have Airbags
Race cars go fast, plain and simple. Seems like they'd need some pretty good airbags, then, right? Actually, no. Here's why race cars don't have them.
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The One Song Guns N' Roses Wrote That They Couldn't Stand
"The thing about 'Sweet Child O' Mine,' it was written in five minutes," said bassist Duff McKagan. "It was one of those songs, only three chords..."
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The Tragic Death Of Richard The Lionheart
After Richard the Lionheart died in 1199, people removed portions of his corpse and buried them separately in accordance with royal custom.
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Is Jet Li A Real Shaolin Monk?
Is Jet Li, for example, a Shaolin monk? The answer may shock you.
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The Little-Known Facts About The Rolling Stones' First Gig
The Rolling Stones made their performance debut at the Marquee Club on July 12, 1962 by pure accident.
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The Truth About Dorothea Puente's Relationship With Her Husbands
Dorothea Puente, infamously known as the "Death House Lady," was responsible for the deaths of nine elderly and mentally disabled individuals in her care.
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