Christine McVie's Career In Classical Music Ended After Discovering Fats Domino
Even as Fleetwood Mac's style has defied categorization, Christine McVie always cited Fats Domino as an influential figure in her unique musical style.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Christine McVie
Christine McVie, one of the driving forces of Fleetwood Mac -- vocalist, instrumentalist, songwriter -- has died at the age of 79, surrounded by family.
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Sammy Hagar's Thoughts On The Band's Relationship With Alex Van Halen
Van Halen is one of the most influential rock bands, but Sammy Hagar has some interesting views on the band's current relationship with drummer Alex Van Halen.
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Qatar Says Hundreds Of World Cup Workers Have Died, But Other Countries Say It's Much Worse
The construction business can be a dangerous line of work, with tools, equipment, and even the working conditions themselves making workers' lives risky.
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The Unlikely Story Behind Smokey Robinson And Stevie Wonder's Song, The Tears Of A Clown
Smokey Robinson had a huge hit with "The Tears of a Clown" which originated with Stevie Wonder. This is the unlikely story behind the song.
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Why The Celtics' Bill Russell Almost Had A Conflict With Nelson Mandela
Basketball legend Bill Russell almost had a conflict with Nelson Mandela the first time the two met, but it was thankfully avoided. Here's what happened.
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Details About Michael Jackson's Relationship With Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Jackson and Elizabeth Taylor came together to form a fascinatingly unique relationship that lasted for years, and they remained friends until the end.
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Jimi Hendrix Had Harsh Words For The Syd Barrett-Led Pink Floyd
Jimi Hendrix wasn't always a fan of Pink Floyd, and had some harsh words for the group when they were led by Syd Barrett. Here's what Hendrix said.
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Experts Have Disturbing Predictions For The Iran World Cup Team
Unfortunately for the men who make up the Iranian team, some say they can expect not a hero's welcome when they return, but imprisonment and torture.
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Viewers Want No Part Of Peacock's Casey Anthony Docuseries
Casey Anthony's name continues to inspire strong reactions, both positive and negative, more than a decade after she was found not guilty of killing her child.
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What Jay Leno Has Been Up To Since His Garage Fire
Jay Leno is one of the most famous and successful TV personalities of all time. Here's what the comedian has been up to since his garage fire.
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Athletes We Lost In 2022
The year of 2022 was a particularly noteworthy one in the wide world of sports, in terms of both highs and lows. These are some athletes we lost in 2022.
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What Aaron Hernandez's Former Teammates Said About Him
Aaron Hernandez was an NFL player and convicted murderer who was suffering from CTE. So, did his teammates see anything amiss? What did they have to say?
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Why Some Of George Carlin's Ashes Are Scattered At A New Hampshire Summer Camp
Legendary comedian George Carlin asked for his ashes to be scattered at a New Hampshire summer camp when he died. Here's why he loved the summer camp.
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Why Seal Hasn't Released An Album In Years
The singer Seal had a couple of huge hits in the early 90s. Here's why he hasn't released an album in years.
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How Many Children Does Harry Belafonte Have?
Singer and activist Harry Belafonte is a father of several children who have followed in their talented father's footsteps in their own individual ways.
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What Was Found At Taylor Hawkins' Death Scene?
Foo Fighter's Drummer Taylor Hawkins died suddenly at a hotel while on tour. Here's what was found at the death scene.
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Why Iran Wants The US Banned From The World Cup
Politics are supposed to stay out of World Cup events, but Iran wants the U.S. banned from the World Cup for making a political statment. Here's why.
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The Eagles Almost Moved To Phoenix In 1984 On A Handshake
Eagles fans are notorious for their passion, sometimes pushing the boundaries a bit too far. And the team almost moved to Phoenix in 1984 on a handshake.
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The Controversial Civil Rights Figure Cicely Tyson Was Related To
Actress Cicely Tyson, who recently passed away, was related to an important and controversial civil rights figure named Louis Farrakhan.
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Who Is The Mentalist Wowing NFL Teams All Over The Country?
Magic tricks -- illusions, if you'd rather -- can range from pulling a rabbit from a hat to presentations designed for a stadium -- or for the players.
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The Longest Suspensions In Sports History
Some athletes have been handed suspensions so long that it took a huge chunk out of their career. Here are the longest suspensions in sports history.
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Dr Watson: Your Guide To The Sherlock Holmes Character
The iconic and brilliant detective Sherlock Holmes relied heavily on his stalwart friend, John Watson. Here is your guide to Dr. Watson.
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The 6-Year-Old Who Shattered Limbo Records After Roller Skating Underneath 39 Cars
A 6-year-old Indian boy shattered a limbo record bar roller skating underneath 39 cars. Here's what happened, and how the sport took shape.
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Why NFL Legend Deion Sanders Was Forced To Have Two Toes Amputated
Deion Sanders was a special athlete back in his prime playing years, but recently he had a health scare and had two toes amputated.
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George Clinton's Odd Request To His Guitarist Eddie Hazel On Funkadelic's Maggot Brain
Eddie Hazel's transcendent guitar solo on "Maggot Brain" is one of his most amazing performances. Learn what George Clinton suggested he do to make it great.
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Behind The Lauryn Hill Song That Expressed Her Anger Toward Wyclef Jean
Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean dazzled the music world as part of the Fugees. Learn more about how Hill channeled her anger towards Jean, and how he responded.
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