Few actors in Hollywood are as committed to the environment as Leonardo DiCaprio, and his love for pets, both domesticated and exotic ones, is also well known.
Athletes who make it to the Olympics are expected to be role models, but that doesn't always work out. Some respected Olympians were actually terrible people.
"Fast and Furious" actor Paul Walker was killed when a sports car he was riding in crashed and went up in flames in a single vehicle accident in California.
When folks mention the name Tammy Faye Bakker, mascara is usually the first thing that comes to mind—lots of it. This is the untold truth of Tammy Faye Bakker.
There's a ton of crazy stories of Olympians who've had their medals taken away, and some have had victory snatched from their grasp amid shocking circumstances.
Callas captivated the public with her roles in operas such as "Tosca." Most people don't know that her personal life had as much drama as one of her operas.
The Cullinan diamond -- the 'Star of Africa,' unearthed in a South African mine in the early 20th century -- has an estimated worth of up to $2 billion.
There's always at least one person holding up a sign on a street corner, yelling about how the president is plotting to end democracy and enact martial law.
Their role was so vital that the fall of the Roman Empire was blamed on the widespread adoption of Christianity and ignoring the old gods, including Vesta.
With so many high-yield devices available to destroy the world several times over, keeping tabs on them is a top priority. How did one (or four) get lost?
Over the course of his campaigns, Attila suffered only one military defeat. His death was not in battle, but the result of either poor health or treachery.
In 1998, the community of New Freedom, Pennsylvania, was shocked to hear the news that a young local boy had been found slashed to death inside his own home.
New Zealand-born Count Geoffrey Wladislas Vaile Potocki de Montalk caused a stir upon his arrival in London thanks to the scandalous nature of his publications.
In 2011, Betty White and Joy Behar discussed how at the beginnings of White's career, no one had known that White's friend, the pianist Liberace, was gay.
The happiest Olympic champions are the winners who took home the gold, followed by less happy silver medalists and least happy bronze, right? Apparently not.
The 1980s were the height of his run. Louganis was one of the best divers in the world during that period. But his aquatic career started well before that.