Why Trugoy Of De La Soul Rejected The Idea Of Being Called 'Hippy'
Many reacted with sadness following the death of rapper Trugoy the Dove. Here is why Trugoy rejected the notion that De La Soul's music was considered "hippy."
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The Origin And Meaning Behind U2's One
"One" was released in 1992 as part of U2's seventh studio album "Achtung Baby."
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George 'The Sodfather' Toma: The Only Person Who Has Been At Every Super Bowl
There are many important people that participate in holding the Super Bowl each year. Here is more about George Toma, who has been at every single Super Bowl.
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The Meaning Behind The Song Shenandoah Sung Before The Super Bowl
Every Super Bowl, fans are used to singing the National Anthem. However, 2023's big game includes the singing of "Shenandoah." Here is the story of the song.
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Tragic Details About 30 Seconds To Mars
30 Seconds to Mars has faced some considerable challenges since 1998, when the band was founded by actor Jared Leto and his brother, Shannon.
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Tom Brady And Drew Bledsoe's Complicated Relationship Explained
Tom Brady famously replaced Drew Bledsoe as starting QB of the New England Patriots, but what is their complicated relationship like today?
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The Tragic Story Of Soyuz 11, The Only Astronaut Fatalities In Space
Space travel is notoriously dangerous, but not many have perished in outer space. Here's the tragic story of the only astronaut fatalities in space on Soyuz 11.
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What The Kansas City Chiefs' First Super Bowl Victory Was Really Like
As the 2022 NFL season kicked off, many fans looked to Kansas City as one that could be Super Bowl bound. Here's what their first Super Bowl victory was like.
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10 Facts About Jalen Hurts (& Why Michael Jordan Is His Idol)
In 2022, Jalen Hurts was only 24. Yet he already had an enviable NFL career with the Philadelphia Eagles. Hurts has been honing his football skills for years.
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The Philadelphia Eagles Won Their First Championship In A Blizzard So Bad Yard Lines Weren't Visible
On December 19, 1948, the Eagles played a championship game against the Chicago Cardinals in a snowstorm so bad the yard lines weren't visible.
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Inside The Life And Career Of Van Morrison
In the eyes of many, Van Morrison is one of the music industry's great recording artists. To others, he's a difficult person with controversial opinions.
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The Super Bowl Babies Born Close To Their Dads' Big Games
In 2012, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger caused heads to turn when he said he would skip game day if his wife was giving birth.
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Why Super Bowl LVII's Flyover Team Will Make History
Like in years past, in Super Bowl LVII between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles at State Farm Stadium, a flyover will mark the start.
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How Burt Bacharach Discovered Music Icon Dionne Warwick
Award-winning songwriter and composer Burt Bacharach created dozens of hit songs for many performers, but his work with Dionne Warwick is the stuff of legends.
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The Kelce Brothers: How Jason And Travis Became NFL Superstars
Jason and Travis Kelce are the first brothers in history to square off in a Super Bowl. Here's the story of their remarkable rise in the NFL.
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Athletes Who Were Tragically Injured During The Height Of Their Careers
Many mighty athletes have been felled by injuries, but for some the timing couldn't be worse. These were tragically injured during the height of their careers.
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Times Musicians Have Been Accused Of Devil Worship
After the "satanic panic" of the 1980s, audiences still draw links between Satan and artists. Here are some times musicians have been accused of devil worship.
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Magic Johnson Was Wrong About Kareem Abdul Jabbar Being Mad When LeBron Broke His Record
Magic Johnson thought Kareem Abdul Jabbar would be mad about LeBron breaking his record - he was wrong. Jabbar said LeBron's new record was a win for humanity.
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The Tragic 2007 Death Of Lea Nikki Bacharach
In 1965, famed composer Burt Bacharach married actress Angie Dickinson after dating for only 10 weeks. They went on to have one daughter, Lea Nikki Bacharach.
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The Wildly Controversial Opening Monologue That Got Martin Lawrence Banned From SNL
Martin Lawrence once hosted Saturday Night Live, but all didn't go as planned. He delivered an opening monologue that remains controversial.
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The Bankrupt NFL Team That Led To The Creation Of The Philadelphia Eagles
While it's true that 1933 is a pivotal year in Philadelphia Eagles' history, there's so much more to the story than that.
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The Teams That LeBron James Has Scored The Most Points Against
Here are the teams that have allowed LeBron James to score the most total points and highest average points per game across his 20-year career.
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The Tragic Career Of Joe Gilliam, The NFL's First Opening Day Black Starting Quarterback
Often forgotten among iconic Super Bowl-winning individuals is quarterback Joe Gilliam, who mostly served as a backup to Terry Bradshaw in his four-year career.
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Why The Kansas City Chiefs Helmet Has A No. 16 Sticker On It
No. 16 is a meaningful number in Chiefs franchise history that refers to a player from the team's past and a voice from the Chiefs' broadcasting booth.
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The 10 Worst Super Bowls Ever
Every year, the NFL Super Bowl is one of the biggest events on TV. But sometimes it's a complete flop. Here are the 10 worst Super Bowls ever.
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How Lebron James Tried To Change The NBA Draft Rules
LeBron James made basketball history by breaking the all-time scoring record. But before that, he tried to change the NBA rules. Here's what happened.
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The Tragic Real-Life History Of The Philadelphia Eagles
The Eagles, like every team in the NFL, have had their share of setbacks.
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