Tragic Details About Woody Harrelson
Woody Harrelson is an actor who's quite unlike his contemporaries. He has taken risks his career and made the decision to be himself in interviews.
Read MoreWoody Harrelson is an actor who's quite unlike his contemporaries. He has taken risks his career and made the decision to be himself in interviews.
Read MoreFort Pillow became the site of a horrible, racist Civil War massacre in 1864. This is the tragic true story of the Fort Pillow Massacre.
Read MoreOne of the tragic incidents was the Paxton Boys massacre, when Pennsylvania rebels slaughtered an unarmed Indian settlement amid the heightened tensions of war.
Read MorePrincess Cecilie was the third of Prince Philip's siblings, but her life ended unexpectedly in 1937.
Read MoreWhile the 2013 Dhaka garment factory building collapse wasn't the only of its kind, it was the deadliest garment industry accident in modern history.
Read MoreRapper and actor Heavy D was a popular artist in the late '80s and most of the '90s. He came onto the scene weighing 300 pounds and measuring 6'4" tall.
Read MoreWhen rapper Mac Miller died on September 7, 2018, from an accidental drug overdose at just 26, it was the end of a years-long struggle: drugs, depression..
Read MorePrince Philip's mother married Prince Andrew in 1903 and after the couple had their five children, life would drastically change for the English princess.
Read MoreAmy Winehouse's drug addiction, increasingly erratic behavior, and struggles with mental health would lead to her tragic death at the age of 27.
Read MoreWhile Queen Elizabeth II's husband, Prince Philip, spent 70 years in the public eye, his childhood was one of continuous upheaval and disaster.
Read MoreAs the vocalist of Death Cab for Cutie and one-half of The Postal Service, Ben Gibbard wrote songs that millennials would turn to when feeling some type of way.
Read MoreLegendary swashbuckling screen actor Errol Flynn died as he lived: with a drink in his hand and braggadocious swagger in his voice.
Read MoreActress Lucille Ball was born on August 6, 1911, in Jamestown, New York, and before making it big, she faced quite a few tragedies in her younger years.
Read MoreEmily Davison collided with Amner, the royal racehorse owned by King George V, and fell under the horse's hooves. Davison died of her injuries four days later.
Read MoreIn 1871, Los Angeles saw one of the worst lynchings in the history of the US when a majority white mob tortured and murdered over 15 Chinese boys and men.
Read MoreDMX's recent hospitalization has reminded fans not only of his lifelong struggles with substance abuse but also of his rough childhood.
Read MoreJohn Lennon's uncle practically raised him, but he died tragically when the future rock star was just a teenager.
Read MoreThe Marvel Cinematic Universe is box office gold, but its actors haven't always had it so easy. Here are some tragic details of the MCU cast.
Read MoreSome contestants found success, but Tough Enough's third-season co-winner, Matt Cappotelli, was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor just a few years later.
Read MoreThe saddest chapters of the band's history were the separate deaths of two of the three Porcaro brothers -- Jeff, Mike and Steve Porcaro were all Toto members.
Read MoreWilliam Perry was part of the Chicago Bears team that beat the New England Patriots at Super Bowl XX and appeared at WrestleMania II.
Read MoreA 19-year-old college student in Illinois, Pravin Varughese, was found dead several days after going missing on a cold night in 2014.
Read MoreBut in addition to facing criticism for co-opting the sound of Nirvana, the band also found themselves growingly increasingly defined by singer Wes Scantlin.
Read MoreCamarena's assignment: Work undercover to expose and bring down the cartel responsible for smuggling drugs across the U.S.-Mexico border. He lasted four years.
Read MoreBradley Nowell, Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson formed Sublime in 1988. The crew started playing backyard parties in Long Beach, California and selling cassettes.
Read MoreThe unfortunate story of the Beatrice Six is one of the many examples of wrongful conviction cases in the U.S.
Read MoreIn 2009, the Beatrice Six were released after DNA evidence cleared them, following the years-long efforts of Joseph White, who maintained his innocence.
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