The Real Reason Shaun White Wants The 2022 Olympics To Be His Last
The 2022 Games in Beijing might be the last time snowboarding legend Shaun White competes in a Winter Olympics. The 35-year-old snowboarder explained why.
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Weirdest Laws In Montana
Montana is one of the largest states by landmass, but one of the lowest in population. Let's examine the weirdest laws the Treasure State still could enforce.
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The Truth About James Taylor And Joni Mitchell's Relationship Today
James Taylor and Joni Mitchell are two of the most well-known artists of their time. They used to be a romantic couple, and now remain good friends.
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What Happened To Janet Jackson's Career During Michael's Trial?
Michael Jackson's troubling legal issues also impacted his sister Janet. Here's how Michael's trial affected his famous sister Janet Jackson.
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Weirdest Laws In Texas
With its reputation for rugged individualism, you might think that a state like Texas would be lacking when it came to weird laws. Apparently, that's not so.
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What Happened To The Iconic Golden Girls House?
The house from "The Golden Girls" was recently sold for over $4 million, and it's nothing like you'd think from the show. Here's what happened to the house.
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Who Is Tom Whalley And Why Does He Control Tupac's Estate?
After Tupac's death, his mother, Afeni Shakur, inherited his estate. Afeni had set up a trust for her son's music rights and named Tom Whalley as the executor.
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The Truth Behind Elon Musk's Humanoid Robot Plan
Elon Musk is planning to create humanoid robots named "Optimus," using the same technology as the self-driving car. Here's the truth behind these robots.
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Disturbing Things Judy Garland Had To Do For Her Role In The Wizard Of Oz
Judy Garland's experience during production of "The Wizard of Oz" was far from magical, and the misery she endured would stay with her for life.
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Weirdest Laws In Maryland
As you might have guessed, the state of Maryland has instated some pretty weird laws over the years, and many of them are still on the books.
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The Story Behind James Taylor's Fire And Rain
James Taylor's song "Fire and Rain," one of his biggest mainstream hits, was inspired by the death of his childhood friend, Suzanne Schnerr.
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What Airline Travel Was Like 50 Years Ago
Between the lines and the pitiful leg room, air travel can be a nightmare -- but it wasn't always this way. This is what airline travel was like 50 years ago.
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The Untold Truth Of Jonathan DeBarge
Jonathan DeBarge was the youngest of the DeBarge family to go into show business, but his potential was cut short when a drug arrest landed him in prison.
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How Patsy Cline Broke Tradition At The Grand Ole Opry
Country singer Patsy Cline was one of the first to bridge the gap between pop and country music. She was also the first to request to join the Grand Ole Opry.
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When Did Country Legend Tanya Tucker Win Her First Grammy?
Country legend Tanya Tucker started her career at 13-years-old and has gone through several career ups and downs. But when did she win her first Grammy?
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How An Accident Involving Matthew Broderick Led To 2 Tragic Deaths
Broderick and Grey were reportedly engaged while filming "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," and kept their romance a secret until it became public amid a tragedy.
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What Happened To The House From The Goonies?
The Goonies house is an iconic piece of film history. Unfortunately for the person living there, floods of film fans have caused major problems.
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How Arthur Lopez Jr. Eluded Authorities For A Decade
A gang hitman was wanted for murder, and even taunted law enforcement who were looking for him. Here's how Arthur Lopez Jr. eluded authorities for a decade.
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Weirdest Laws In Oklahoma
Are there weird laws in the state of Oklahoma? Let's take a look at some of the weirdest laws that the powers that be have on the books in the Sooner State.
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Antiques Roadshow Appraisers Are Not Paid. Here's Why
"Antiques Roadshow" has been a popular PBS show for over two decades, but the appraisers don't even get paid. Here's why they do it for free.
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The Truth About The Real Life Explorer Who Inspired Indiana Jones
The "Indiana Jones" movie franchise is as iconic as they come. Here is the truth about the real life explorer who inspired the films.
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The Aztec Creation Myth Explained
Creation myths are a fundamental part of a culture's identity and history, and that's true of the Aztecs as well. This is the Aztec creation myth, explained.
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Weirdest Laws In Washington
Just like every other state in the U.S., Washington state has its share of weird laws that are still on the books and technically enforceable.
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The History Of The Chastity Belt Explained
Everyone has heard of the chastity belts of the Middle Ages, but were they actually used in everyday life? This is the truth behind chastity belts.
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The Surprising Artist Johnny Cash Wanted On His Desert Island Playlist
Choosing what we would want if stranded on an island is always a challenge. Here is The surprising artist Johnny Cash wanted on his desert island playlist.
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Every Song Janet Jackson Won A Grammy For
Janet Jackson comes from a family of popular musicians, including her late brother, Michael. She's sold numerous recordings; how about Grammy wins?
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Jenna Jameson
Adult film star and entrepreneur Jenna Jameson made headlines recently when it was announced on social media that she was diagnosed with a rare disorder.
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