The Two Duran Duran Side Projects That Are Now Forgotten
Duran Duran will be honored at the 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Here are two of the members' side projects that are now forgotten.
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Tragic Details About Annie Lennox
Rock icon Annie Lennox garnered huge success with the Eurythmics and in her solo career. But Lennox also had more than her fair share of tragic moments.
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Pat Benatar Was Almost An Opera Star Before Selling Out Stadiums As A Rock Legend
Pat Benatar became a legendary vocalist, repeatedly topping the 1980s charts with iconic singles, but her impressive vocals almost leaned toward opera.
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The Lost Verse Of Carly Simon's You're So Vain Says A Lot About The Song's Possible Real Subject
The lost verse of Carly Simon's "You're So Vain" says a lot about the song's possible real subject, and it's probably no one you would expect.
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How WWII Forced Philadelphia And Pittsburgh To Form The Steagles For The 1943 Football Season
For a time in 1943, however, the realities of World War II forced the Eagles and the Steelers to combine and play a season as one team.
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Who Is John McVay's Grandson, The Youngest NFL Head Coach Of The Modern Era?
John McVay died on Nov. 1, 2022, leaving a lasting impact on the National Football League. Who is McVay's grandson, the youngest modern NFL head coach?
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Dolly Parton Has A Hit Single Planned For 2045
Dolly Parton is a powerhouse in country music, and she has no intentions of slowing down. She even has a hit single planned for 2045.
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How DH Peligro Broke Down Barriers In The Punk Scene
D.H. Peligro, a Black drummer in early American punk rock, broke down barriers in the punk scene, a genre largely dominated by white men.
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Why Carly Simon Was Named The Unofficial Dodgers Mascot By Baseball Legend Jackie Robinson
Carly Simon is best known today as an influential rock music performer and composer, but her childhood also had roots in the world of professional baseball.
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A Christmas Story's Leg Lamp And The Soda Company That Inspired It
Christmas movies have a way of cementing moments in popular culture, and few have had the impact of the leg lamp featured in 1983's "A Christmas Story."
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How Magic Johnson Felt About Karl Malone Not Wanting Him In The NBA After The HIV Diagnosis
In a podcast interview with Shannon Sharpe, Magic Johnson shared how he felt at the time when Karl Malone voiced his hesitation over Magic returning to the NBA.
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There Was A 'Perfect Game' At The World Series And You Missed It
It's rare for an umpire to call a perfect game, but game 2 in the 2022 World Series saw that happen, and you may have missed it.
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You've Been Singing The Eurythmics' Biggest Hit Wrong This Whole Time
Even though the correct word is written in the name of the song, you've likely been singing the Eurythmics' biggest hit wrong this whole time.
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The Dangerous Real-Life NASCAR Move Inspired By A Video Game
No question but that video games have had a massive impact on how current generations live their lives -- from expectations to activities to sports.
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Rodney Dangerfield Gave This Comedy Legend The Worst Advice Ever
Rodney Dangerfield once gave this comedy legend career advice that turned out to be pretty bad. Here's who chose not to take his advice, and became a star.
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Marvin Gaye's Disturbing Last Words Before He Died
Marvin Gaye's death at the hands of his father is one of the saddest stories in celebrity deaths. His disturbing last words only make it more tragic.
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Why D.H. Peligro's Stint With The Red Hot Chili Peppers Was So Brief
Dead Kennedy's drummer D.H. Peligro's sudden death saddened the music community. He had also a stint with the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Here's why it was so brief.
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Who Were Julia Roberts' Parents?
Julia Roberts, an Oscar-winning actress, A-list film star, and top-tier celebrity, started out life in a family with its own roots in Atlanta performing arts.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Uncle Fester From The Addams Family
His work as Uncle Fester capped a long and storied career for Jackie Coogan. Here's a look into the saddest moments in the life of the late Jackie Coogan.
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Why Madonna Claims Her British Accent Was Guy Ritchie's Fault
Back in the early 2000s, the world was more than a little puzzled when the vaguest traces of an English accent started appearing in Madonna's voice inflection.
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Why Was Craig MacTavish One Of The Last Helmetless Players In The NHL?
Hockey can be a dangerous sport, so why was Craig MacTavish one of the last helmetless players in the NHL?
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The Tragic Death Of Dead Kennedys' Drummer DH Peligro
D.H. Peligro tragically died due to a head injury from an accidental fall. Before his death, he lived an often contentious and fascinating life.
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Kobe Bryant's Symbolic Meaning Behind Changing His Jersey Number From 8 To 24
Here's why Kobe Bryant chose to switch from No. 8 to No. 24 at the midpoint of his legendary NBA career.
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The Famous Actors Who Made A Cameo In A Pat Benatar Video
In the 1980s music videos were as popular as the songs themselves, and famous actors even got involved. Here are some who made a cameo in a Pat Benatar video.
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The Tragic Seoul Halloween Crowd Crush Explained
On October 29, 2022, a deadly crowd surge killed over 150 people and injured scores more at a Halloween event in a popular party district in Seoul.
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How Angela Davis Inspired One Of The Rolling Stones' Only Political Songs
Angela Davis, a Communist civil rights activist, inspired Mick Jagger to write the song "Sweet Black Angel" for The Rolling Stones, their only political song.
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Dolly Parton And Kenny Rogers' Last Duet Was Magical
Dolly Parton an Kenny Rogers are two country music icons with long and storied careers. This is the story of their last duet, and why it was magical.
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