The Story Behind I Left My Heart In San Francisco Explained
Tony Bennett's vocal prowess and class are perfectly portrayed in his iconic "I Left My Heart in San Francisco. Here is the fascinating story of its creation.
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Legendary Singer Tony Bennett Dead At 96
Known for his hit songs such as "I Left My Heart In San Francisco" and "The Shadow Of Your Smile," legendary singer Tony Bennett has died.
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Things Oppenheimer Didn't Tell You About The Real Story
Though it's fairly faithful to the historical events it depicts, there are fascinating details missing from Christopher Nolan's biopic "Oppenheimer."
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Musicians Who Permanently Left The U.S.
While the U.S. is a land of opportunity for many artists, not all have thought so. A few musicians have left for good, and some never returned.
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The Tragic 1944 Death Of Jean Tatlock
Jean Tatlock's relationship with J. Robert Oppenheimer was complicated. But when she took her own life, some suspected foul play was at work.
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12 Biggest Scandals To Hit The BBC
Despite its reputation for quality programming, the BBC has been rocked by a number of scandals over the years - some of which have had grave consequences.
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What Corey Taylor's Former Bandmates Have Said About Him
Corey Taylor is best known for his work in Slipknot and Stone Sour. Thoguh he has been known to ruffle some feathers, he has also earned lots of praise.
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The Risqué Reason This Jane Birkin Song Was Condemned By The Pope
Back in the late 1960s, singer, actress, and model Jane Birkin French released a song that was banned by radio stations - and condemned by the pope.
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Famous Celebrities With FBI Files
Over the decades, the FBI has maintained extensive -- and often controversial -- files on some of America's biggest sports and entertainment icons.
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The Rumored Feud Between Steven Seagal And Jean-Claude Van Damme
Feuds are a Hollywood tradition, but some are a little stranger than others -- like the decades-long beef between Jean-Claude Van Damme and Steven Seagal.
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The Grisly 1984 Murder Of Cheerleader Kirsten Costas That Inspired Multiple Films
In 1984, cheerleader Kirsten Costas was brutally murdered by her classmate, Bernadette Protti. Over the years, numerous films have been made about the case.
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Red-Flags That Signaled These Old Hollywood Romances Were Doomed
Whether they were torn apart by circumstances or tainted by jealousy, these were the first signs that these classic Old Hollywood couples were doomed.
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Top Rock Albums Of All Time (And There Are No Beatles In Sight)
Rock music encompasses many genres, all with undeniably great albums. Grunge staff got together to list some of their favorites.
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Musicians Who Tragically Died By Drowning
It's always tragic when someone dies by drowning. Throw a celebrity victim into the mix and you have a shocking headline that will send fans reeling.
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Faster Horses: The Country Music Festival That Continues To Draw Crowds Despite Dangers
Every year, the multi-year country music festival "Faster Horses" is held at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn - despite many dangers.
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Michael Jackson Memorial Service Moments That Meant More Than You Realize
More than 31 million people watched Michael Jackson's memorial service, but for some the celebrities who spoke or performed, it was a deeply personal event.
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Inside The Huw Edwards Scandal And What Happens Next
Huw Edwards is at top BBC broadcaster and the latest to be embroiled in a sex scandal. Here's a look at what happened and what's next.
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Dakota Fred Hurt Mined More Gold In Alaska Than You May Realize
"Dakota" Fred Hurt gained reality TV fame on Discovery's "Gold Rush" franchise. He started mining late in life, but mined more gold in Alaska than some realize.
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Times Fans Injured Musicians Onstage
Being a pop star has its advantages, but getting pelted by foreign objects, bum-rushed by concertgoers, and otherwise assaulted onstage aren't among them.
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Why Johnny Cash's Final Interview Was So Chilling
Country music legend Johnny Cash's final interview was with MTV News' Kurt Loder on August 20, 2003, 23 days before his death. Here's why it was so chilling.
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The Tragic 1926 Death Of Rudolph Valentino, Hollywood's 'Latin Lover'
Rudolph Valentino, Hollywood's "Latin Lover" and first male sex symbol, tragically died in 1926 at Polyclinic Hospital in Midtown Manhattan. Here's how.
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The Reason Milan Kundera Was Given Back His Citizenship After 40 Years
Milan Kundera was born in the Czech Republic but had his citizenship revoked over political differences. Here's why 40 years later he regained his citizenship.
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Tragic Details About Steppenwolf
For all of Steppenwolf's success, they weathered some dismal times, some untimely deaths, and a lot of conflict.
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The Wave That Nearly Killed Mikala Jones Prior To His Tragic Surfing Death
The news of Mikala Jones surfing death in July 2023 was tragic, but more than a decade earlier, he nearly drown after trying to catch a "big double-up" wave.
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Rock Stars Who Grew To Loathe Fame
Rock 'n' roll and fame go hand in hand, but some artists found the demands of stardom to be too much, and a few never sought the limelight in the first place.
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What Happened To The Band Aqua?
While you may have forgotten about the band Aqua, their hit single "Barbie Girl" has probably been an ear worm a time or two.
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The Lives Of The Original Cast Of The Lone Ranger After The Show Ended
"The Lone Ranger" was a staple for TV viewers in the 1950s, and its charm endured long after. It also had a talented cast, who kept acting for many years.
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