The Heated 'Ink Master: Redemption' Moment Caused By An Infamous Season 5 Tattoo
One moment on "Ink Master: Redemption" got pretty heated when one returning client confronted his tattoo artist over a tattoo he didn't like.
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Tragic Details About The Yardbirds
Over the decades, fans and critics have agreed that the Yardbirds never got the recognition they deserved. But that's just one part of the band's tragic tale.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Television Frontman Tom Verlaine
The punk-rock world has lost yet another storied icon with the death of one of its pioneers, Television frontman and guitarist Tom Verlaine.
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A Look At The First Academy Awards Ceremony
Today, the Oscars are a lavish event with plenty of hype, but back in 1929, they were a private affair. Here's a look at the first Academy Awards ceremony.
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Disturbing Details About Former NFL Player Antonio Armstrong's Murder
When police arrived at the Houston residence of Antonio Armstrong Sr. on July 29, 2016, they discovered that someone had shot him and his wife Dawn.
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NFL Players Who Retired At The Top Of Their Game
When most NFL players retire, it's a natural end to their careers, but some bow out sooner. Here are a few NFL players who retired at the top of their game.
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What The Last 12 Months Of Jeff Beck's Life Were Like
Jeff Beck suddently passed away in January 2023. But he was working and playing up until then.
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Baseball Icon Art Shires Single-Handedly Led To The MLB's Ban On Players Boxing
Professional baseball player and icon Al Shires had a personality that didn't quite rub people the right way. Here is how he ushered in MLB's ban on boxing.
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Two Years Before The Exorcist Hit Theaters, A Live Exorcism Was Televised Nationwide
the concept of exorcism was brought to the public's attention on the nightly news before author William Peter Blatty's words paved the way for "The Exorcist."
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The Earliest LGBTQ+ Films In Hollywood Are Older Than You Realize
Before the introduction of the Hays Code, there were queer characters and themes in films. In fact, the earliest LGBTQ+ films are older than you realize.
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Jean Doumanian's Brief And Tumultuous Takeover Of Saturday Night Live In 1980
Jean Doumanian, who briefly stepped in to produce "Saturday Night Live" during Lorne Michaels' absence, had a tumultuous period of leadership in 1980.
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The Story Of Mike Morse's Home Run Without A Bat
Michael Morse, who joined the MLB in 2005, once hit a home run without a bat. Here's how that seemingly impossible feat technically became reality.
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Scotty Bowers: The Erotic Fixer Of Golden Age Hollywood
Fixer Scotty Bowers was a part-time sex worker but would also arrange for sexual encounters between others for a nominal fee. Here's his story.
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Why George Randolph Scott Is One Of The Most Recognized Faces In Sports
George Randolph Scott is one of the most recognized faces in sports despite not being an athlete. Here's who he was, and why his face is famous.
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The Strange Origins Of R.E.M's What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
The strange origins of R.E.M's song "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" have to do with an assault on news broadcaster Dan Rather.
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The Time Guns N' Roses' Duff McKagan's Pancreas Exploded
Throughout the years, some members of Guns N' Roses, including bassist Duff McKagan, have candidly opened up about their drug and alcohol use.
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'Cannibalism At Clash Gig': The Story Of The Punk Group's Rowdiest Show
Cannibalism at Clash gig': the story of the punk group's rowdiest show that may have actually helped with their publicity early on.
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What David Crosby's Final Year Of Life Was Really Like
He was a famously outspoken musician who continued his passion for music into his last days. Here is what David Crosby's final year of life was really like.
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The Story Of Captain Macheath, The Inspiration For Bobby Darin's Mack The Knife
The familiar tempo and upbeat lyrics of "Mack the Knife" have rung familiar in the ears of music lovers for generations. Here's the inspiration for the piece.
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Stevie Nicks' Near-Death Experience While Filming A Music Video
Stevie Nicks' had a near-death experience while filming a music video for her solo hit "Stand Back" in the early days of MTV.
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The Tough Love Advice Kobe Bryant Gave To A Young Kevin Durant
Basketball legend Kobe Bryant once gave some tough love advice to a young Kevin Durant, who took it to heart.
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What Is The Difference Between College Football's Heisman Trophy And The Maxwell Award?
College football's Heisman Trophy and the Maxwell Award are both given annually, but what's what is the difference between them?
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The Gruesome Rumor At The Center Of Old Hollywood Epic Ben-Hur
Ben-Hur, one of the most revered Hollywood classics of all time, is the subject of a pretty gruesome rumor involving the death of a stuntman.
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The Dark Side About Being A Country Star In The 1960s
While country music of the 1960s was laced with themes of love, loss, and nostalgia, it often masked a darker side fraught with controversy and personal pain.
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How The Pittsburgh Pirates Helped Cement Sister Sledge Into Sports History
The Pittsburgh Pirates helped cement the Sister Sledge musical group into sports history. Here's how the team helped the group's rise.
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The 1949 Murder Of Gregg And Duane Allman's Father, Willis Turner Allman
In 1949 Gregg and Duane Allman's father, Willis Turner Allman, a WWII veteran who was part of the Normandy Invasion, was murdered. Here's what happened.
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Billy Idol's 1989 Brush With The Thailand Military
Billy Idol might not appear to have much in common with the Thailand military, but he once had an unexpected brush with them in 1989.
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