What Happened To Judy Garland's Role In Annie Get Your Gun?
When the rights to Annie Get Your Gun" were sold to MGM studios, leading lady Judy Garland was the first choice for the title role. So why didn't she get it?
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The Tragic Disappearance Of Etan Patz
On May 25, 1979, 6-year-old Etan Patz eagerly left his SoHo home to walk two blocks to his school bus stop for the first and last time.
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The Truth About Angelina Jolie's Alleged Blood Vial
Angelina Jolie and Billy Bob Thornton were famous for wearing vials of each other's blood around their necks when they dated. But was that actually the truth?
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What Happens In Russia If Vladimir Putin Dies In Office?
in Russia — more specifically, Vladimir Putin's Russia — the chain of succession is clear on paper, but there are many other factors at play that muddy things.
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The Truth About Jimmy Stewart's Friendship With Henry Fonda
When you hear about actors with other actors, it's usually in the context of fierce rivalry over roles. Henry Fonda and Jimmy Stewart were different.
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The Dangers Associated With Visiting The Cliffs Of Moher
The Cliffs of Moher offer a breathtaking view, but for some, straying from the path has led to death. These are the dangers associated with visiting the cliffs.
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Rock Bands You May Not Know Broke Up In This Century
Fans have seen a dizzying array of rock bands rise, fall, evolve, and fade into obscurity. And yuu probably didn't even know they broke up.
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How Many Times Has David Crosby Been Arrested?
David Crosby is known as a key member of Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young, but his arrests made problems for the band. Here's how many times he was arrested.
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Why Marilyn Monroe's Fans Were Upset Hugh Hefner Was Buried Next To Her
Hugh Hephner's "Playboy" empire was established with nude photos of Marilyn Monroe. Here is why her fans were upset that Hefner was buried next to her.
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What We Know About David Bowie's Scary Bunny Stalker
Fame can create unwanted attention and such was the case for late singer David Bowie. During a 2004 North American tour a pink bunny plagued his shows.
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Inside Vladimir Putin And Barack Obama's Complicated Relationship
National leaders must take into consideration the needs and desires of their citizens, but must also balance those needs against other global powers.
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Paul Bernardo's Chilling Motivation To Kill
Paul Bernardo raped and killed teen girls with the help of his wife. This was his chilling motivation to kill.
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How Were Hard Hats Invented?
Hard hats are a crucial part of the uniform for construction workers, miners, and others, but where did they come from? Here's how they were invented.
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Why Jimmy Stewart Accepted An Oscar In Honor Of Gary Cooper
Gary Cooper enjoyed one of the longest and most celebrated careers in Hollywood. He was awarded an Oscar for Lifetime Achievement, but didn't accept in person.
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Why People See Ghosts, According To Science
Believing in ghosts doesn't hurt anyone, and also it's fun. But, scientists can't resist endlessly telling us how wrong we are about why people see ghosts.
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Bizarre Items That Were Sold At Lauren Bacall's Estate Sale
Iconic actress Lauren Bacall collected eclectic items over her long life. Here are some of the bizarre items that were sold at her estate sale.
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How Mary Pickford Changed Her Appearance For Hollywood
In 1908, Mary Pickford changed her name to Mary Pickford at a stage producer's urging. She also ended up changing her appearance for Hollywood.
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How Nicki Minaj Really Became Famous
Nicki Minaj is a staple of the pop and hip-hop music industry, but how did she get her start? She became famous through her mentorship by Lil Wayne.
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How Long Do State Of The Union Addresses Typically Go On For?
State of the Union addresses often seem to be pretty thorough but how long do they typically go on for?
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Here's One Way Elizabeth Taylor's Grandson Honors Her Legacy
Elizabeth Taylor is known for her six decades as a Hollywood actress and her two Academy Awards. Here's one way her grandson honors her legacy.
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What Happened To The Slinky?
How did a long thin strand of metal coil become one of the best-selling toys of all time? Who were the people behind its success?
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What Is A Vacuum Bomb?
Vacuum bombs have been used since the 1960s and can be particularly devastating weapons. What exactly are they, and how do they work? Let's take a look.
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Who Invented Furby?
Furbys were one of the most popular toys of the 1990s, known for their innovative weirdness. Heres' where Furbys came from, and what led to their invention.
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Inside Vladimir Putin's Relationship With Joe Biden
Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin are two of the most powerful men in the world, but there is no love lost between them. Here is a look inside their relationship.
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Who Inherited Aretha Franklin's Money After She Died
Legendary singer and Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin died on August 16, 2018, at her home in Detroit, Michigan, leaving an estate worth up to $80 million.
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The Truth About Linda Kolkena And Dan Broderick's Relationship
Linda Kolkena and Dan Broderick were married less than a year before they were shot dead by Dan's ex-wife, Betty Broderick. What was their short marriage like?
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Whatever Happened To Arthur Negus From Antiques Roadshow?
Arthur Negus, the son of a cabinetmaker from Reading, Berkshire, England, became an unlikely star of British television from the 1960s to the mid-'80s.
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