How Kansas City Landed On The Chiefs After A String Of Rejected Names
What if, instead of the Kansas City Chiefs taking the field, it was instead the Kansas City Mules? That is just one of many names considered for the team.
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Smokey Robinson And Diana Ross' Relationship Explained
Smokey Robinson and Diana Ross' relationship goes back to before Motown existed, back to when they were neighbors in Detroit.
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The Dark Inspiration Behind Sarah McLachlan's Angel
Singer-songwriter Sarah McLachlan creates compelling, emotionally charged music, which has brought her many accolades during her long career.
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Pure Luck Placed Charlie Thomas As Lead Tenor Of The Drifters In 1958
One instance of right-place-right-time good luck, though, helped Charlie Thomas, lead tenor of The Drifters, along the way.
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Times NFL Fans Went Way Too Far
Charged moments are common in NFL history. But here are some examples of tense moments among spectators - the times NFL fans went way too far.
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Why Philadelphia Eagles Coach Nick Sirianni Has A Grudge Against Kansas City Chiefs Coach Andy Reid
When Andy Reid was hired to be the Chiefs' head coach, one of his first jobs was to fire Sirianni - and Sirianni has been salty about it ever since.
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The Greatest Football Players To Never Appear In A Super Bowl
Some of the best-ever NFL players never won the coveted ring. Here are those who never got to experience the glory of playing in the Super Bowl.
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These Banned Touchdown Celebrations Will Bring Out The Penalty Flag
When it comes to celebrating touchdowns, the NFL has rules that dictate what kinds of celebrations are cool, and which ones are decidedly not.
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This Was The Kansas City Chiefs' First Quarterback
The Kansas City Chiefs has a history of celebrated players and victories. Here is more about the Chiefs' first quarterback, Francis Marion "Cotton" Davidson.
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The Only Musicians To Play The Super Bowl Halftime Show More Than 2 Times
There are only two musicians who have played the Super Bowl Halftime show more than twice. Here's who they are.
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What Former Kansas City Chiefs Player Tony Gonzalez Is Doing Today
Tony Gonzalez is considered one of the greatest tight ends to play in the NFL. Here is what Gonzalez is up to since he retired from playing football in 2013.
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Why Keith Richards Says Hip-Hop 'Don't Grab' Him
Legendary Rolling Stone's guitarist Keith Richards is hugely influenced by the blues but says hip-hop "don't grab" him.
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How Prince Avoided Electrocution During The 2007 Super Bowl Halftime Show
Both NFL executives and Prince's bandmates were fearful that the show would go wrong and someone would get hurt, but thankfully it went off without a hitch.
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NFL Players Who Died Before Turning 50
Too many former NFL players have died much too young. Here are some of the tragic stories of NFL players who died before turning 50 years old.
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The Dark History Of NFL Cheerleading
For professional cheerleaders, making the team is nothing compared to the stress of staying on it. Here's the dark history behind NFL cheerleading.
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How The Philadelphia Eagles' Earle 'Greasy' Neale Got His Nickname
Earle "Greasy" Neale is one of the most famous coaches of the Philadelphia Eagles, but how did he get his nickname? Here's why he was called "Greasy."
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Can The General Public Even Purchase Super Bowl Tickets?
The Super Bowl is the one game a year where droves of Americans tune in to see who wins the ultimate championship. But how does the general public get tickets?
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Tragic Details About Melinda Dillon
Actress Melinda Dillon died on January 9, 2023. While she played some of the most recognizable characters in cinema, here are the tragic details about her.
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Here's How Stevie Wonder And Smokey Robinson Really Became Friends
Stevie Wonder has known Smokey Robinson since he was 11 years old.
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Who Was The Mysterious Missie From David Niven's Memoir?
Actor David Niven's memoir recalling old Hollywood told a harrowing tale of a troubled actress he called "Missie." But who was the mysterious starlet?
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The Impressive Guinness World Record Once Held By Busta Rhymes
Busta Rhymes has built in an incredible career and legacy. He even allegedly held a very specific Guinness World Record related to his musical career.
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An Inside Look At Lars Ulrich's Life And Career
From having to choose between music and tennis to his onstage clash with James Hetfield, let's explore the life and times of Metallica's Lars Ulrich.
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How The Philadelphia Eagles' Name Draws Inspiration From FDR's New Deal
The Philadelphia Eagles professional football team brings a sense of pride to the City of Brotherly Love. Here is how the New Deal inspired the team's name.
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That Short-Lived Time When Kiss' Paul Stanley Wore Makeup That Made Him Look Like The Lone Ranger
Over the decades, more than one musical artist or group has leaned into a visual presentation — a schtick, if you will — that transcends their music.
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John Larroquette Earned A Different Kind Of Green For His Role In Texas Chainsaw Massacre
John Larroquette's voice is the legendary narrator that introduces audiences to the story that befalls the main characters in "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre."
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The Hidden Meaning Behind The Commodores' Nightshift
One of The Commodores' most famous songs, "Nightshift," is about two R&B legends who passed away before their time -- Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson.
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Tragic Details About The Seven Years' War
Sparking the American Revolution, the Seven Years' War devastated lives all over the world. Here are some tragic details about the Seven Years' War.
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