The Small Town Celebration To Honor An Original Addams Family Cast Member
Annual festivals are a part of life in many small towns in America, ranging from harvest celebrations to events honoring now-famous citizens.
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The Addams Family Is Over 75 Years Old. Here's Where They First Appeared
'The Addams Family' had a short initial run on 1960s TV (though with one of the catchiest theme songs ever), then movies, then Broadway -- but first?
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Famous People Killed In Car Crashes
Ever since the automobile's invention in the late 1800s, accidents have been a reality. Here, we take a look at 14 famous people who lost their lives in a car.
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The Strange Controversy Surrounding LaVena Johnson's Death
LaVena Johnson was a 19-year-old who died in Iraq in 2005 under suspicious circumstances.
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Did Jean Shepherd Write A Christmas Story Based On His Life?
But how much Jean Shepherd is actually in Ralphie's character? Were the stories in "A Christmas Story" based on Shepherd's own life? Let's take a look.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Keith Levene, Co-Founder Of The Clash
Keith Levene was 65. He is recognized for his experimental guitar-playing style, contributions to punk music, and "unique talent" that influenced a generation.
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The Lyrics To Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas Were Originally Much Darker
You might not know it, but the lyrics to "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" were originally much darker. Here's what they originally said.
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12 Facts About Hockey Legend Wayne Gretzky
You may know some stats about Wayne Gretzky, but there are some facts about the world's greatest hockey player that you may not be familiar with.
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This Is Where Seabiscuit Is Buried
Seabiscuit was an unlikely candidate for horse racing history books, a late bloomer who went on to win races and inspire the American public during hard times.
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Where Are The Three Stooges Buried?
Over the decades, a total of six men worked in the act known as The Three Stooges, and all are now dead, their earthly remains at rest in various locations.
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Why Golf Balls Were Filled With Feathers Up Until The Mid-19th Century
Scholars continue to debate the origins of golf -- the rules, the history, the developments -- and that includes the changes to equipment over the years.
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Half Of Johann Sebastian Bach's Children Tragically Died Before Reaching Adulthood
Johann Sebastian Bach is widely acclaimed as one of the most brilliant composers who ever lived, with a rich (and large) family life as well.
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Train Surfing: The Extreme 'Sport' That's Both Deadly And Illegal
Train surfing is a new and dangerous "extreme sport" that's both deadly and illegal, having resulted in multiple deaths in various countries.
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Gallagher's Initial Career Plans Were The Furthest Thing From Comedy
Leo Anthony Gallagher Jr. decided to simplify things by only performing comedy as Gallagher, and while comedy isn't easy, neither was his first career choice.
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Gallagher Once Sued His Brother For Stealing His Act
As Gallagher's popularity began to wane in the early 90s, his younger brother Ron spotted an opportunity. His plan ended in a legal battle between the two.
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How Prince Philip Was Related To The Romanovs
It wasn't until after the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991 that the world received definitive proof of Romanov's brutal ends, in part thanks to Prince Philip.
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Here's Where Burl Ives Is Buried
Burl Ives had a long, varied, and widely respected career in show business, first as a folk singer, then on Broadway, then in film, including an Oscar win.
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William Hanna And Joseph Barbera's Partnership Explained
Just as there really was a Walt Disney, there really were Warner Bros., so there were professionals behind the animation names Hanna-Barbera.
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The Death Of Gallagher Explained
The world of comedy lost another legend on November 11, 2022, with the death of the watermelon-smashing Gallagher.
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The Time Frank Sinatra's Manager Was 'Terrified' The Singer Would Shoot His Audience
Frank Sinatra's place in the history of popular culture was cemented by his best-selling records, his films, and his friendships -- and an infamous temper.
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A KKK Rally Prevented Michael Jordan From Becoming Teammates With His Future NBA Rival
History is full of those moments that held the potential for almost unimaginable greatness, only to create different paths and leaving fans to ask, "What if?"
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Bill Maher: Facts About The Comedian And Talk Show Host
Known for his political commentary, comedian Bill Maher has been in show business for over 40 years. Here's a look at some of his facts and controversies.
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Why James Cromwell's Role In Babe Led Him To Become A Vegan Activist
James Cromwell, who starred in the movie "Babe," was inspired by his involvement with the film to become a vegan activist. Here's why.
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Body Language Expert Tells Us How Casey Anthony's Outward Appearance Is Hiding Inner Turmoil
Jess Ponce III, body language expert, analyzed Casey Anthony's body language in the YouTube trailer and told Grunge what he noticed during the short clip.
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Why Snow White's Voice Actress Barely Did Any Other Films In Her Career
The actress who provided the voice for Snow White in the original animated film barely did any other films in her career. Here's why.
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These Golden Age Hollywood Stars Spent Time Searching For The Treasure Of Oak Island
Several of Hollywood's Golden Age stars, including Errol Flynn and John Wayne, have dedicated themselves to finding the Oak Island treasure.
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Alanis Morissette Had A Personal Reason For Skipping The 2022 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Performance
Being part of the annual Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony is a pretty big deal, so heads were shaking when Alanis Morissette bowed out this year.
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