The Strange Cleveland Browns Video Inspired By Conan The Barbarian
While the Cleveland Browns may have had a disappointing season in 1986, they made a memorable video that is a classic for sports fans.
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The Tragic 2012 Death Of A Floridian Cockroach-Eating Competitor
Food-eating competitions are part of the zeitgeist of American entertainment culture. However, one cockroach-eating contest led to the death of a participant.
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The Eerie 911 Call Made The Night Of Basketball Player Lorenzen Wright's Disappearance
Deceased NBA star Lorenzen Wright's mother reported her son missing in July 2010. Here's the eerie 911 call made days earlier on the night he disappeared.
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Who Was George Dantzig, UC Berkeley's Real Life Will Hunting?
The true story of George Dantzig may vary some from the plot of the 1997 Matt Damon movie "Good Will Hunting," but it's no less fascinating.
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Who Is Bam Margera's Brother, Jess?
The older brother of Bam Margera, one of the stars of MTV's "Jackass," Jess Margera is accomplished in the entertainment industry, though differently than Bam.
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One Of Bam Margera's Worst Stunt Injuries Had Nothing To Do With 'Jackass'
Bam Margera is probably best known for his work in the "Jackass" universe with Johnny Knoxville, but he has other credits to his name, including stunts.
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How Bam Margera Got His Nickname
Bam Margera is known for his onscreen antics and willingly putting himself in danger as a castmate on MTV's "Jackass." But just how did Bam Magera get his name?
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Bam Margera's Relationship With Johnny Knoxville Explained
Bam Margera rose to fame as a skateboarder and a cast member of MTV's "Jackass." Here is the story behind his relationship with castmate Johnny Knoxville.
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Wrestling Icon Kevin Nash Almost Had An Entirely Different Career In Sports
Here's how WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash entered the wrestling business after he wasn't able to make his mark as a basketball player.
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Who Was Whitney Houston's Mother?
Whitney Houston's tragic death in 2012 hasn't stopped the public's respect for her wide-ranging talent, which stemmed in part from her accomplished mother.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Steph Curry
Stephen Curry is arguably the NBA's best player now. His rise has seemingly been smooth, but he's been beset by personal tragedies, odd injuries, and more.
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Rube Waddell Was One Baseball's Greatest Pitchers And Wildest People
It may have been his fastball that brought Rube Waddell from the sandlots to the big leagues, but it was his antics that kept the fans coming back for more.
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What We Know About Brittney Griner's Prison Release
Brittney Griner was sentenced to nine years in a Russian prison but was released 294 days after her initial arrest. Here's what we know about her release.
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That Time When A Fake Buckwheat From Little Rascals Fooled The Media
There has been a fascination with the Little Rascals. Here is how one Arizona managed to fool even nationally broadcasted news into believing he was Buckwheat.
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Why Rita Moreno Almost Quit West Side Story After Getting The Part
Actress Rita Moreno belongs to an elite group of performers who have won every top award. Here's why she almost quit West Side Story after getting the part.
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The Real Story Behind The '80s Song 'Goo Goo Muck' By The Cramps
Another '80s-era alternative rock deep cut — "Goo Goo Muck" by The Cramps — has resurfaced thanks to its inclusion in the Netflix hit series "Wednesday."
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Why Did Stephen King Compare A Film Adaption Of One Of His Books To 'Cafeteria Mashed Potatoes'?
Stephen King is one of the world's most prolific writers. But for the acclaimed horror maestro, one particular movie adaptation really missed the mark.
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The Tragic Life Of Clara Bow, The First Hollywood It Girl
Clara Bow was considered Hollywood's first "it" girl, though he life and career were somewhat tragic. This is the story of Bow's tragic life.
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Everything We Know About Fame Star Irene Cara's Last Days
"Fame" star Irene Cara died unexpectedly at the age of 63. Here's everything we know about the superstar turned recluse's last days.
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Kirstie Alley's Thetan 8 Status In Scientology Explained
Scientology first became a lifeline for Kirstie Alley in the late '70s when she was experiencing addiction. Here's her Thetan 8 status explained.
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Kirstie Alley And John Travolta's Relationship Explained
The late actress Kirstie Alley shared a unique bond with her co-star, John Travolta. Here is more about their deep friendship that lasted until her 2022 death.
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What We Know About Narconon, The Scientology Rehab Kirstie Alley Spoke So Highly Of
Narconon is the Scientology rehab Kirstie Alley spoke so highly of, saying it got her off of drugs. Here's what we know about it.
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Here's Who Inherited Robert Kardashian's Money After He Died
Ever wondered who inherited Robert Kardashian's money after he died? Well the answer may just surprise you, because it's probably not who you think.
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Before David Gilmour, Pink Floyd Tried To Recruit Another Guitar Legend To Join The Band
Pink Floyd has undergone a few lineup changes over the decades. But did you know the iconic band once considered another legend to replace Syd Barrett?
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'Little Arnie' Kyle Kane Held The Deadlift World Record For 12 Years Until 2022
'Little Arnie' Kyle Kane was 12 years old when he earned the deadlift world record. He held the title for 12 years until 2022.
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A Controversial Old Tweet Is Resurfacing After Kirstie Alley's Death
Actress Kirstie Alley unexpectedly died in December 2022 at the age of 71. Following her death, a controversial tweet of hers from back in 2018 reemerged.
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Pink Floyd's Attempt At A Commercial Hit Ended In Disaster
It was Pink Floyd's third single, produced in a rush and released in a whirlwind, that brought the band their first taste of failure. Here's the story.
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