Why The Rolling Stones Were Once Censored On American Television
Despite the huge publicity that would come from a new single performed live to a nationwide audience, Sullivan gave the Stones an ultimatum: censor or go home.
Read MoreDespite the huge publicity that would come from a new single performed live to a nationwide audience, Sullivan gave the Stones an ultimatum: censor or go home.
Read MoreRolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts has died. He was 80. Here's how much the legendary rock musician was worth at the time of his death.
Read MoreChina's government has faced harsh criticism over rumors of unfair prosecutorial procedures and a brutal punishment system, including various executions.
Read MoreCharlie Watts, the unassuming drummer who never missed a beat in 58 years playing with the Rolling Stones, has died, according to his spokesperson.
Read MoreWhile we're sure Rolling Stones' drummer Charlie Watts had plenty of good times in the swinging '60s and '70s, his death at age 80 nevertheless came as a shock.
Read MoreDespite roaming the Earth over 50 million years ago, dinosaurs have captured the minds of children and adults alike in the centuries since.
Read MoreThe history of Ancient Rome is filled with the names of men who murdered, partied, and used their positions to inflict as much mayhem as possible.
Read MoreJim Jones built a successful church that turned into the worst cult disaster in history, but he didn't do it alone. His wife Marceline played an important role.
Read MoreImmigration continues to be a hot-button political topic, and some Christians possess anti-immigrant views. So what does the Bible say about the issue?
Read MoreHave you ever wondered why oceans don't freeze over like lakes and rivers? The majority of the ocean stays in liquid form even in frigid weather conditions.
Read MoreGod of fire, of craft, and of the forge, Hephaestus crafted many important objects. But he was also kicked out of Olympus, and mocked by his fellow gods.
Read MoreJ. Edgar Hoover led the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation for an astonishing 48 years, starting at just 29 years old and ending when he was 77.
Read MorePockets of violence persist everywhere, from Latin America to the United States. Here is a breakdown of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the world.
Read MoreAmelia Earhart has inspired adventure enthusiasts for almost a full century now after taking strides toward creating a space for women in aviation.
Read MoreHow do we artificially create gravity so that astronauts live in an environment that more or less mimics the gravitational pull they experience on the ground?
Read MoreMSNBC has faced numerous scandals involving its hosts, which have ranged from accusations of sexual impropriety to blatant racism.
Read MoreBigfoot. The Sasquatch. Whatever it's called in your neck of the woods, here's what you need to know when hunting for the mythical man-ape.
Read MoreOn the easternmost tip of Long Island, lies what remains of the Montauk Air Force Station, where disturbing experiments supposedly took place. But what's true?
Read MoreThe Church of the East, often associated with Nestorianism, completely contradicts the notion that Christianity was brought to Asia by force and colonialism.
Read MoreThe king of the ancient Greek gods, Zeus had an appetite for women and lived a hedonistic life. This is the mythology of Zeus explained.
Read MoreFew names are as synonymous with science communication as that of Carl Sagan. The creator of "Cosmos" and bestselling writer informed and inspired generations.
Read MoreThe ancient Greek demigod Herakles was a far cry from modern versions of Hercules. His life was dark, violent, and very erotic. This is Herakles explained.
Read MoreThe mythology of Medusa is actually pretty complicated, with varying backstories and different characters. This is the mythology of Medusa explained.
Read MoreThe Soviet invasion was neither the beginning nor the end of Afghanistan's occupied history. Here's what happened during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
Read MoreRichard II should have been a great king, but instead he was a disaster whose legacy includes a prolonged aristocratic civil war and destabilizing policies.
Read MoreDespite money troubles, most of the members of UB40 were, at some point, wealthy, and continued making money from royalties and shows
Read MoreUB40 founder and saxophonist Brian Travers died on August 23, 2021. The loss was mourned by his bandmates, family, friends, and fans the world over.
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