Pam Grier Turned Down Roles For A Really Sad Reason
Pam Grief came to fame acting in low-budget Roger Corman films, then as a standout Blaxploitation star in the 1970s. Some parts, however, she has declined.
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The Untold Truth Of Errol Flynn
Errol Flynn was a Hollywood icon, but he may have been even more famous for his personal life. Here are some fascinating details about the controversial star.
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The Truth About Stevie Ray Vaughan's Guitar Solo On Let's Dance
Stevie Ray Vaughan played the guitar solo on David Bowie's hit song "Let's Dance," but the truth is that it wasn't a great experience for Vaughan.
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The Who's Disastrous Performance That Ended With Pete Townshend's Hair On Fire
The Who are famous for destroying the instruments after a show and making a bang. But one performance ended with Pete Townshend's hair on fire.
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Charles S. Dutton Spent Nearly A Decade In Prison Before His Acting Career
Many's the road to show business success, especially for performers -- perhaps live theater, perhaps commercials, perhaps an extra. Prison, perhaps, less often.
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What Celebrity Did The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Seemingly Pay Tribute To?
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild seemingly pays tribute to a late beloved comedian and actor, who just happened to be a huge fan of the game.
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The Mysterious Bundle Of 'Noodles' Isn't The Only Weird Thing We've Found On Mars
A mysterious bundle of "noodles" was recently found on Mars. But it's not the only weird thing that we've found on the Red Planet. Here are some others.
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Mick Mars' Complex Relationship With Former Mötley Crüe Frontman, John Corabi
Artists in general, musicians in particular, can become passionate about their creative efforts, sometimes leading former colleagues into long-time feuds.
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Artist Claes Oldenburg's Most Controversial Pieces All Share An Unexpected Appearance
Rather than stand in support of an idea, an ethic, a cultural identity, etc., sometimes art exists to upend or scrutinize it. Claes Oldenburg created such art.
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How Danny Trejo Helped A Prisoner In The Midst Of Addiction While Filming A Movie
Danny Trejo has been sober since 1968 and has helped other people in their journey to recovery.
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Athletes Who Peaked Later In Life
You often hear about sports phenoms destined to be great, but there's also the other end of the spectrum - star athletes whose careers had a storied second act.
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The Untold Truth Of Triton, Neptune's Doomed Moon
Triton is perhaps one of the most overlooked places in the entire Solar System. Most of it is completely unknown. But what little is known is fascinating.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of B.B. King
There's no doubt about it, B.B. King is a blues legend but he always remained humble. This is the tragic real-life story of B.B. King.
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12 Incredible Stories From The London Blitz
The Blitz was a period of near-constant bombing by the Luftwaffe between September 1940 and May 1941. But no one in England was going to let Hitler win.
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The Untold Truth Of Zack De La Rocha
Here's the untold truth of the most talented, principled man in rock — Rage Against the Machine's Zack De La Rocha.
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How Ancient Egyptians Used Eyeshadow As A Form Of Protection
Ancient Egyptians used eye makeup for practical and spiritual purposes.
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The Long History Behind The Name Cohen
Leonard. Sacha Baron. The Brothers. If we can be sure of one thing, it's that there are lots of famous "Cohens" in the world. Here's the history of the name.
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What Is A Heat Apocalypse?
There's no ignoring it -- almost anywhere you live on planet Earth, temperatures are becoming more and more extreme with every passing year.
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Expert Reveals What's Really Left Of A Body After Cremation - Exclusive
Although cremation has become increasingly popular in the last decade, many people are unaware of the specific details of the process.
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North Korean Textbooks Make A Bizarre Claim About A 3-Year-Old Kim Jong-Un
Kim Jong-Un's regime in North Korea is known for twisting the truth. This is the bizarre claim made about Kim Jong-Un in a North Korean textbook.
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Chilling Details About The School Bus Of Kids Buried Alive In 1976
On July 15, 1976, a heinous crime against children was committed. These are the chilling details about the school kids buried alive in a bus in 1976.
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The Iconic Band's Music Richard Ramirez Was Denied While On Death Row
When Richard Ramirez was a prisoner at San Quentin, he was denied access to a rock band performing at the prison. That didn't stop him from sending a gift.
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What Would Happen To The Earth If The Sun Went Cold For A Week?
Of all of the doomsday scenarios out there, one of the most frightening is some kind of disaster involving our sun. Let's take a look at one such disaster.
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Why Three Chapters Of The Autobiography Of Malcolm X Were Never Published
"The Autobiography of Malcolm X" is a crucial text, but three removed chapters, thought to be too controversial, provide insight into Malcolm X's narrative.
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Here's Why Super Glue Was Invented
Super glue is known today as one of the most adhesive substances ever invented, and is widely available to the public. Here's why super glue was invented.
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The Untold Truth Of Clarence Darrow
Clarence Darrow was a lawyer with a long and storied career. Here's his untold truth, from the beginning of his law days to his death.
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