Inside The Romantic Relationship Between Steve Jobs And Joan Baez
Steve Jobs and Joan Baez may be two of the biggest names from the 20th century. Their unlikely relationship, though, was born from similar views on humanity.
Read MoreSteve Jobs and Joan Baez may be two of the biggest names from the 20th century. Their unlikely relationship, though, was born from similar views on humanity.
Read MorePeople might invoke the stereotype of the "dumb jock," but numerous athletes have repeatedly demonstrated a canny intelligence that they bring to their game.
Read MoreThoughts of death often evoke feelings of paid, of loss, of mourning. Those feelings can be intensified when the departed spent a lifetime making others laugh.
Read MoreWilliam Shatner is famous for his roles on Star Trek and in subsequent films and TV shows, but he also had three daughters. Here's what happened to his kids.
Read MoreIt's a sad fact of life that some of the most joyful performers on stage and screen come from backgrounds marked by personal family struggle.
Read MoreThe dunce cap is considered a universal symbol of shame and stupidity, but it wasn't always that way. The dunce cap once had a pretty unexpected meaning.
Read MoreCarlos Santana won multiple Grammys for his album "Supernatural". Yet, his collaboration with Ro Thomas on "Smooth" almost featured this artist and not Thomas.
Read MoreAn umpire is an intrinsic -- even indispensable -- part of a baseball game. In some ball parks, so is the organist. What happens when those two roles collide?
Read MoreThe mysterious 1938 death of Robert Johnson at the age of 27 is just one of the mysteries and myths about the legendary blues man.
Read MoreThe valkyrie has appeared in many forms across ancient mythology, often depicted as a formidable group of Viking warriors. Here's its story.
Read MoreJack Shepherd, also known as the "Speedboat Killer" was involved in the death of Charlotte Brown when his speedboat crashed. Here's the truth of the incident.
Read More15-year-old Mary Lou Arruda was murdered in 1978 by James Kater. He was tried multiple times despite having committed a similar crime before, and here's why.
Read MoreIt's a commonly accepted bit of science that many creatures change and adapt in order to increase their odds of survival -- including a lion's tongue.
Read MoreHere's what we know about the relationship between Los Angeles Lakers legends Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
Read More"Thriller" is probably Michael Jackson's most famous music video, but he once wanted to destroy it entirely. Here's why Jackson wanted to destroy "Thriller."
Read MoreKeith Moon and Oliver Reed are two of history's most famous hellraisers and when they were together things got crazy. Here's a look inside their friendship.
Read MoreThe history of religion in the United States has its shining moments of kindness, but there are also those moments of extreme violence being perpetrated.
Read MoreFew things about Ruja Ignatova's life are known for certain. But one thing we know is Ignatova is responsible for the biggest cryptocurrency fraud in history.
Read MoreAdolf Eichmann was convicted and hanged for his part in the murder of Jews in Nazi Germany. Yet he also had a family and four children.
Read MorePaul McCartney is famous for being one of the members of The Beatles, but he also tried to create an animated concert film about mice that didn't do so well.
Read MoreFew organisms — like cows — can properly digest grass. So why on earth did former football coach Les Miles chomp on grass during football games?
Read MoreNumerous incredibly successful members of the Hollywood film industry have never been celebrated with an Academy Award. What about cowboy icon John Wayne?
Read MorePhil Spector was a top producer in the 1960s during the Beatles' heyday. Here's why Paul McCartney couldn't stand him.
Read MoreKobe Bryant was once offered a role in Spike Lee film when he was a rookie, but turned it down. Here's how a postseason loss led him to turn down the role.
Read MoreIn the years between World War I and World War II, Germany, the losing side in both conflicts, suffered tremendous economic and political instability.
Read MoreFor some, the sight of dark, foreboding storm clouds might inspire fear. For others,it spurs a sense of wonder. But what makes them so dark and thick?
Read MoreFolks might not know that Neil Young had a unique source of inspiration for "Everyone Knows This Is Nowhere": a raging, delirium-inducing fever.
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