Julie Andrews' talent is unquestioned. From "Mary Poppins" to "Victor/Victoria," the Oscar winner has striven to succeed, despite a difficult childhood.
It'd be easy to think that Wynonna and Naomi Judd led charmed lives. But stardom couldn't cover up tragedy. This is the tragic real-life story of The Judds.
Throughout the decades of his career, David Bowie simply refused to remain categorized -- pop? Glam? Actor? Even his last recording project left questions.
During Johnny Depp's defamation trial against Amber Heard, the private actor opened up about his life. This is the tragic real-life story of Johnny Depp.
Just kids when they became Mouseketeers, some found their careers launched to almost unimaginable highs. Here are tragic details about the Mouseketeers.
Veronica Lake had a sudden and stellar career in the Hollywood film industry of the 1940s. By the end of the decade, that career was essentially finished.
The entertainment business, whether in Hollywood or Bollywood, is a competitive environment, filled with individuals who have varying levels of ruthlessness.
Jerry Garcia was one of the most charismatic performers in rock history, but his personal life was plagued by tragedy. This is the untold truth of Jerry Garcia.
The real-life story of The Eagles is filled with the expected sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll, as well as tragic events, loss, and private and public feuds.
Sure, actors get paid to be believable -- become something or someone they might not actually be, including lovers. Gable and Lombard weren't pretending.
The heart transplant is one of the most significant and monumental developments in medical science. This is the story of the first human heart transplant.
The Three Stooges, rooted in early 20th century vaudeville, continue to amuse. Larry Fine, the frizzy-haired man among the Howard brothers, was also a musician.
Nyleen Marshall went missing during a family picnic in 1983. The 4-year-old was never found, but police classified her tragic disappearance as an abduction.
Many sports have aspects of danger built in, with the possibility of serious injury or even death ever close. This is especially, brutally true of motorsports.
In a dark chapter of American history, one man was sent to death row for a brutal attack. The man was considered to be the "happiest man on death row." But why?
In 1978, in Newark, New Jersey, five Black teenagers went missing, never to be seen or heard from ever again. This is the tragic story of the Clinton Avenue 5.
In one memorable scene from "Titanic," a montage shows various passengers stoically accepting their fate as the waters in the sinking ship close in on them.