What's Come Out About Regis Philbin Since His Death
Television host Regis Philbin died at the age of 88 in 2020. He was the co-host of "Live with Regis and Kelly" and host of "Who Wants to be a Millionaire."
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The Untold Truth Of Betty White's The Pet Set
Animal lover Betty White once had her own talk show that centered around animal education. Here is the untold truth of Betty White's The Pet Set.
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Inside Marvin Gaye's Toxic Marriage With Wife Janis Hunter
Marvin Gaye is one of the most popular and influential singers of all time, but his marriage to Janis Hunter was tumultuous. Here's what happened.
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Weirdest Laws In New Jersey
From Sussex to Cape May, New Jersey is a notoriously weird state. The home of UFO sightings, worm tornadoes, and the Jersey Devil also has some bizarre laws.
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The Biggest Events To Happen In 1883 America
While every year in American history has noteworthy events, some years are more memorable than others. These are the biggest events to happen in 1883 America.
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What Happened To Johnny Cash's Children?
Johnny Cash is one of the most famous country music artists of all time, but his children also entered show business. Here's what happened to Cash's children.
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The Truth About Freddie Mercury And David Bowie's Friendship
Freddie Mercury and David Bowie emerged out of the U.K. to become iconic rock stars. Here is the truth about their friendship
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This Is How James Taylor Overcame His Drug Addiction
Singer and songwriter James Taylor's drug problem was something that plagued him for years. Since becoming sober, he remains committed to family and career.
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This Is How The Tampa Bay Rays Got Their Name
The Tampa Bay Rays didn't always have that name. Formerly the Devil Rays, the Tamps baseball team has recently reinvented itself (and not just in name).
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The Oldest Couple Sentenced To Death Row
Ray and Faye Copeland were the oldest couple ever sentenced to death row. This is the story of their crimes.
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Weirdest Laws In Delaware
Not only does Delaware have some wacky places to see and people to meet, it has also passed plenty of weird laws that could leave you shaking your head.
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What Andre The Giant's Private Life Was Really Like
As a wrestler, Andre the Giant was truly larger than life. However, his size and legendary status often caused issues in his private life.
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How Many Kids Does James Taylor Have?
As one of the most recognized American singer-songwriters, James Taylor is in a league of his own. He was married a few times, but does he have any kids?
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Tragic Details About Avicii's Death
Avicii was a world renowned DJ who brought EDM into the mainstream. He died at just 28 years old. Here are the tragic details about his death.
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Things About Crazy Town's Shifty Shellshock Only Superfans Know
Mostly remembered for the song "Butterfly," Crazy Town was formed by Bret "Epic" Mazur and Seth Binzer, as known by his stage name, Shifty Shellshock, in 1995.
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This Is James Taylor's Favorite James Taylor Song
Of all the songs James Taylor wrote, his favorite is one he wrote when he was homesick. It has since become something of a state anthem.
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Whatever Happened To USA Skiing Star Bode Miller?
Bode Miller is one of the greatest men's skiers of all time, but what happened to him? Here's how the skiing phenom's career ended, and what he's doing now.
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What John Wayne's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
In recent years, the reputation of Western star John Wayne — a mainstay of American cinema for nearly fifty years — has become badly tarnished.
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This Is How The Atlanta Braves Got Their Name
The Atlanta Braves are one of the oldest teams in baseball, and the team name can be traced back to a 19th-century political organization in New York.
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The Time When 1.6 Million Soviets Went To See Metallica
Near the end of the Soviet era, 1.6 million Soviets went to see Metallica in Russia at the Monsters of Rock Festival.
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This Is How The Texas Rangers Got Their Name
The Texas Rangers name is rooted in the history of the state of Texas, and one of its most time-honored institutions. Here's how the Rangers got their name.
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The Truth About James Taylor's Relationship With Carole King
Two of the biggest names in the history of popular music, particularly when it comes to songs from the 1960s and 1970s, are Carole King and James Taylor.
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Tragic History Of The Chicago Bears
Here are some of the more tragic details from the Chicago Bears' 100-plus-year history.
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Whatever Happened To USA Figure Skating Star Dorothy Hamill?
In the 1970s and beyond, Dorothy Hamill was one of the most beloved female athletes in America. The American figure skater won a gold in the 1976 Olympics.
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This Is How The St. Louis Cardinals Got Their Name
The story of the St. Louis Cardinals getting their name begins prior to the turn of the 20th century. Like many teams, fan input led to the team name.
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This Is How Far John Lennon Got In School
John Lennon was called the "smart" Beatle, but he wasn't exactly a model student. This is how far John Lennon got in school.
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Here's How The Eagles Came Up With The Title Of Life In The Fast Lane
The Eagles' 1976 hit, "Life in the Fast Lane," told a parable of rock-star excess through the story of a couple living fast and (potentially) dying young.
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