How An Ancient Scottish Legend Inspired This Horror Classic
For inspiration for the 1977 horror film "The Hills Have Eyes," writer and director Wes Craven looked to an ancient and terrifying Scottish legend.
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Jackie Kennedy's Feud With Her Sister Lee Radziwill Explained
Relationships between siblings can often be complicated and contentious. Jackie Kennedy and her sister Lee Radziwill had a lot of ups and downs.
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience's Final Show Ended With Them Being Teargassed
Jimi Hendrix was one of the most iconic musicians of the era, and the final performance of the Jimi Hendrix Experience ended with tear gas.
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The Timeline Of All Six Of The Three Stooges Explained
Moe Howard and Larry Fine were always there, but four different stooges occupied the third slot. Here's the timeline of all six of the Three Stooges explained.
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Tom Morello Had An Unexpected Career Before His Time In Rage Against The Machine
Guitarist Tom Morello had an interesting job after graduating from Harvard.
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Every Film Katharine Hepburn Received An Oscar Nomination For
Katharine Hepburn may not be a headliner today, but her star power in Old Hollywood earned her a staggering 12 Oscar nods, surpassed only by Meryl Streep.
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The Color Purple Lost All 11 Of Its Oscars Nominations. Here's Who Won Them
When "The Color Purple," was adapted into a film, the reviews were astounding, and it received 11 Oscar nominations. It lost all of them, and here's who won.
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The Tragic 1981 Death Of Sunset Boulevard Star William Holden
The tragic 1981 death of Sunset Boulevard star William Holden was a sad and preventable end to the Oscar-winning actor.
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The Biggest Scandals Surrounding The Clinton Family
Bill and Hillary Clinton are two of the most powerful people in U.S. history. They are also no strangers to controversy. These are among their biggest scandals.
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Whatever Happened To Smash Mouth?
Everyone knows Smash Mouth's smash hit "All Star," but what happened to the band after the song achieved widespread success? There were some ups and downs.
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What Was The Final Song Jimi Hendrix Recorded Before His Death?
Jimi Hendrix was at the top of his career when he suddenly died. This was the final song the guitar legend recorded before his death.
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Tiger Woods Made His First Hole-In-One At Such A Young Age That He Was Too Short To See It
Tiger Woods has the distinction of hitting a hole-in-one at a very young age, the story of which feeds into his legend as a golfer destined for greatness.
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The Tragic 1997 Death Of Comedy Legend Chris Farley
The tragic 1997 death of comedy legend Chris Farley didn't surprise those who knew him well and had watched his struggles with drugs and alcohol.
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Why Johnny Cash's First Wife, Vivian Liberto, Was Targeted By The KKK And The Catholic Church
Music legend Johnny Cash may be best remembered for his marriage to June Carter, but his earlier union with Vivian Liberto made headlines for different reasons.
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Inside The Relationship Of The Three Stooges' Larry Fine And Mabel Haney
The romance between costars Mabel Haney and Larry Fine of "The Three Stooges" was a great love that knew no bounds and transcended all obstacles.
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Serena Williams' Rivalry With Maria Sharapova Explained
Just a few months after Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova met for the first time in Miami, they found themselves on court together once again.
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Ronnie Hillman's Death Marks The Second From The 2015 Super Bowl Winning Denver Broncos
Ronnie Hillman's death marks the second player to die young from the 2015 Super Bowl-winning Denver Broncos team.
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Why Franco Harris Feuded With The Pittsburgh Steelers For Two Decades
Franco Harris was the receiver who played a pivotal role in the famous "Immaculate Reception" play. Here's why he feuded with the Steelers.
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Why Kobe Bryant's 81-Point Game Held A Special Significance In His Family
Kobe Bryant made history with an 81-point game against the Toronto Raptors. Here's why the game held special significance for his family.
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Here's How Willie Mays Basically Played Three Games In One Day
On May 31, 1964, Giants legend Willie Mays played the equivalent of three and a half games in a doubleheader against the Mets.
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Why Whitney Houston's Funeral Reignited Dionne Warwick And Aretha Franklin's Feud
Whitney Houston's funeral reignited Dionne Warwick and Aretha Franklin's feud that had been ongoing since the 1960s. Here's why.
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Johnny Cash's Career Was Almost Destroyed For Standing Up For Native Americans
Johnny Cash's career was almost destroyed for standing up for Native Americans with his concept album, "Bitter Tears: Ballads of the American Indian."
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Franco Harris Died Nearly 50 Years After The Immaculate Reception Made Him An NFL Legend
The Immaculate Reception was the metaphorical end to decades of Steelers' ineptitude, and it solidified Franco Harris as a Pittsburgh legend.
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Why Shirley Watts Once Threatened To Sue Members Of The Polish Government
Shirley Watts, the wife of Rolling Stones drummer late Charlie Watts, once threatened to sue members of the Polish government. Here's why.
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How A 1941 Noir Film Inspired A Name For An Atomic Bomb
An atomic bomb was named after a character in the movie "The Maltese Falcon."
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Whitney Houston's Relationship With Her Father Explained
John Houston had a hand in Whitney Houston's career early on. After his daughter hit the big time, though, that success drove a wedge in the Houston family.
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Paul McCartney And John Lennon's Connection To AC/DC
Paul McCartney and John Lennon of the Beatles have a very interesting connection to Australian rockers AC/DC. But what exactly is the nature of the connection?
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