Bob Dylan's Complicated Relationship With His Muse, Edie Sedgwick
Bob Dylan had a complicated relationship with Edie Sedgwick, which he's reluctant to discuss to this day. She also inspired a few of his hit songs.
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After Davey Moore's 1963 Death The Pope Called For An End To Boxing Entirely
Many sports entail risks to the bodies of athletes -- sometimes temporary, sometimes permanent, and sometimes even fatal -- leading to calls for reform.
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The Rise And Fall Of Steven Seagal
In the late '80s and early '90s, action man Steven Seagal was a major star, but failure and controversy followed. Here is the rise and fall of Steven Seagal.
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The Tragic Real-Life History Of The LA Lakers
The Los Angeles Lakers, among the most successful franchises in sports history, have also been one of the most tumultuous. A look at their tragic past.
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What Does It Mean If You Become A Disney Legend?
A mega-brand known the world over, Disney even has its own awards ceremony. Find out what it takes to become a Disney Legends award recipient.
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Why Elvis Presley Would Never Look At Priscilla Unless She Had Makeup On
Probably every intimate relationship, especially marriage, has its little quirks and issues, and perhaps that gets exacerbated by the pressure of celebrity.
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Casey Anthony Details Allegations Against Her Father In Revealing New Documentary
Casey Anthony, who was thrust into the international spotlight in 2008, made news again in 2022 thanks to Peacock's "Casey Anthony: Where the Truth Lies."
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The New England Patriots Dynasty Could Have Been More Dominant If Not For A Flag Football Game
The Patriots' dynasty might have been even more dominant than it already was had it not been for star RB Robert Edwards' freak injury at a flag football game.
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This Hauntingly Beautiful Instrument Makes Music Out Of Waves In The Adriatic Sea
When art meets science, the result can be spectacular -- not just in terms of architecture, or even archaeology, but in terms of light and music.
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The First-Ever 3D Movie, A Silent Film Released In The 1920s, Is Considered Lost For Good
The first-ever 3D movie came out back in the 1920s, and it's called "The Power of Love." Unfortunately, the movie is considered lost for good.
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The Powerful Statement Annie Lennox Made Using Her Wardrobe
Annie Lennox of the Eurythmics was a pop culture powerhouse in the 1980s, scoring hit song after hit song, and all the while making a point with clothing.
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How Many Emmys Has Jay Leno Won?
Jay Leno is one of the most beloved American talk-show hosts of all time. He has also been quite popular with awards shows and even won some Emmys.
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The Lakers' Elgin Baylor Set NBA Records While Splitting His Time In The US Army
In 1959, Elgin Baylor was having an exceptional year. So it seemed a little odd when the team owner, Bob Short, suggested Baylor join the U.S. Army.
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Where Is Chadwick Boseman Buried?
Actor Chadwick Boseman was an incredible human being and very important for Black representation in Hollywood. So where exactly is he buried?
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The Rarest Cars In Jay Leno's Impressive Collection
Comedian Jay Leno is an avid car collector and owns more than 150 cars worth millions of dollars.
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The Unexpected John Denver Hit That's Become An Oktoberfest Anthem
There's little that seems less German than the classic American song, "Take Me Home, Country Roads." Why is it an Oktoberfest mainstay?
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What We Know About Jay Leno's Severe Burn Hospitalization
Comedian and long-time host of NBC's "Tonight Show" Jay Leno was forced to cancel an appearance after experiencing severe burns to his face.
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The Tragic Death Of The Man Who Inspired The Terminal
If you've ever seen Steven Spielberg's 2004 movie "The Terminal," you've heard this story before, and you may know that the man who inspired the film died.
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Astronaut Chris Hadfield Recorded An Album That Was Literally Out Of This World
Canadian astronaut and musician Chris Hadfield has had quite a career — but nothing quite beats the time he recorded most of an album in space.
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Peyton Manning's Life Since Retiring From The NFL
Football fans and non-fans alike are familiar with the feats Peyton Manning achieved on the field. But here's what he's been up to since retiring from the NFL.
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Tragic Details About The Clash
During the late 1970s and early 1980s, The Clash were on top of the world. The personal and off-record lives of The Clash were just as dramatic.
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The Tragic Story Of Big Star
In part because of the tragedy, loss, and what-might-have-been that surrounds Big Star and its members, the band has become legendary.
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The Song Robert Plant Wrote That Expressed The Broken Relationship With Led Zeppelin
Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin wrote a song whose lyrics expressed his broken relationship with the band. Here's what led to the song.
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The Sad Story Behind Neil And Pegi Young's Marriage
Neil Young met Margaret "Pegi" Morton in 1974 while she was working as a waitress at a restaurant near his ranch. Here's the sad story of their marriage.
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Controversy Is Swirling Around Cory Palka, The Former Bodyguard For Les Moonves
Former CBS executive Les Moonves has come under scrutiny for several high-profile crimes. Now his former bodyguard Cory Palka is caught in controversy, too.
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Tragic Details About Oprah Winfrey
There are some icons of pop culture and entertainment that just need no introduction, and Oprah Winfrey is one of those. Here are some tragic details about her.
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How The 'Bee Girl' Paid Tribute To The No Rain Video On Her Wedding Day
Many remember the iconic "Bee Girl" from the video of Blind Melon's 1992 smash hit, "No Rain." Here is how she paid tribute to the video on her wedding day.
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