Inside Marlene Dietrich's Espionage FBI Files
Actor Marlene Dietrich is well-known for being a classic star of the silver screen, but she was also a patriot, whose road to service began with FBI suspicions.
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55 Days At Peking: Why The Classic Film Was One Of The Most Unstable Movies Ever Filmed
The 1963 war epic "55 Days at Peking" may have been nominated for Academy Awards, but that doesn't tell the story of the film and its drama behind the scenes.
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How The Bangles Got Their Name
The Bangles have had an accomplished musical career, full of iconic songs that are still popular today. But the band came up with its name in an unexpected way.
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Jimi Hendrix's Mentor Had One Major Criticism Of The Rock Legend
Jimi Hendrix was inspired by blues musician Albert King, but King actually had some scathing criticism of Hendrix. Here's what he said.
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What Really Happens When You're Banned From A Sports Stadium For Life
We've all seen people get thrown out of sports stadiums, whether in person or on TV, but here's what actually happens when you're banned from a sports stadium.
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The Real Reason Coolio's Juggalo Tattoo Is Misspelled
The good thing about tattoos is that they're pretty much a part of your permanent record. The drawback, of course, is if there's an error in the inking.
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Coolio Was An Avid Collector Of Something You Wouldn't Expect
People's collections say a lot about an individual, whether it's automobiles or autographs. The late Coolio enjoyed assembling his own unique set of items.
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The Tragic Deaths Of Do The Right Thing Actor Danny Aiello's Children
Danny Aiello is one of cinema's most underrated acting talents. Unfortunately, the "Do the Right Thing" actor's children both died tragically.
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Why Dusty Springfield Allegedly Slapped Buddy Rich
When two outspoken, temperamental performers share a stage, things are bound to get emotional. Here's why Dusty Springfield allegedly slapped Buddy Rich.
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Inside A Toxic Teenage Relationship That Met The Ultimate Tragic End
Teenage dating relationships sometimes, though rarely, result in some form of happily ever after. Sadly, they can also end not only badly, but tragically.
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The Nickelodeon Show You Likely Forgot Coolio Worked On
If you were raised in the '90s and spent your afternoons watching Nickelodeon after school, you might recall a memorable Coolio cameo in a popular show.
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How Michelle Pfeiffer Got Involved In Coolio's Most Famous Music Video
When music fans of a certain age think of Coolio, they most likely remember the 1995 music video for his hit song "Gangsta's Paradise (feat. L.V.)."
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This Vintage Horror Actress Suffered A Truly Terrifying Fate
Any fan of vintage 1950s horror movies will easily recall the name of Yvette Vickers. Unfortunately, the actress suffered a truly terrifying fate.
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The Gory 1938 NFL Injury That Peeled A Player's Entire Scalp Off His Head
NFL injuries are known for being particularly devastating, and this NFL injury from 1938 resulted in a player's scalp peeling off his head.
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Inside Ballvé Case, The Cadet Scandal That Led To A Coup In Argentina
Argentina's Ballvé Case was a scandal that rocked the country in the 1940s, highlighting political corruption and discrimination of the LGBTQ community.
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The Tragic 1986 Death Of Stuntman Dar Robinson
Stunts performed for the camera are a dangerous undertaking, requiring athletic ability, precise calculations, and extraordinary focus in the moment.
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You Probably Didn't Realize Coolio's Most Famous Video Was Directed By A Big-Time Name
Coolio contributed a classic song to the hip-hop catalog, and you probably didn't realize Coolio's most famous video was directed by a big-time name.
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Inside Steve Martin's Friendship With Martin Short
It's one thing for actors to appear to be friends when they're performing together, but quite often it doesn't transition off the screen to everyday life.
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A Famous David Bowie Song Took Aim At Another Musician In A Brutally Honest Way
David Bowie had a disdain for musician Gary Numan for his perceived unoriginality. Here's why Bowie truly seemed to dislike Numan and his music.
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How Coolio's Rise To Stardom Was Aided By A Job In The Forests Of Northern California
Not everyone who finds stellar artistic success discovered their abilities at the beginning and went from there. Sometimes it takes a different discipline.
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Inside Coolio's Unexpected 1998 Collaboration With Kenny Rogers
One interesting item from Coolio's resume is a very quietly-advertised, sparsely-heard reenvisioning of Kenny Rogers' legendary country song, "The Gambler."
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What Was Coolio's Net Worth When He Died?
It often comes as a surprise when an artist, outstanding in one area, displays talent in another field of endeavor, as did rapper and chef Coolio.
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This Is How Much Eddie Vedder Is Actually Worth
Pearl Jam has been wildly successful for years, and Eddie Vedder's wealth is tied up with that of the band. Let's look at where all that wealth came from.
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Sarah Jessica Parker's Spooky Connection To Hocus Pocus You Never Realized
Sarah Jessica Parker, who played a witch in 'Hocus Pocus,' has a personal connection to the Salem Witch Trials of 1692.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Coolio
Coolio, best known for the 1995 hit "Gangsta's Paradise," has died at the age of 59.
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Is Echoes Based On A True Story?
The Netflix series "Echoes" has become an audience favorite, yet it's been panned by critics. Here's whether or not "Echoes" is based on a true story.
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You'll Never Guess What The Very First Retired Professional Sports Number Was
It's a tremendous honor bestowed on outstanding members of a professional sports team: retiring an individual's number. When did the tradition start?
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