Do We Know What The Sea Peoples' Ships Looked Like?
The identity of the Sea Peoples has long been in question. Do we know what their ships looked like?
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Inside The Vanishing Of Daniel Lind Lagerlof
Lagerlof was last seen at the Tjurpannan nature reserve, where he was scouting locations for the project he died working on, "The Fjallbacka Murders."
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The Untold Truth Of Randy Travis
Randy Travis' life is a country song. He has been arrested, found God, and had more than a few hardships. This is the untold truth of Randy Travis.
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The Way Robert Plant Played A Role In Rush's Return From Hiatus
When it comes to larger-than-life rock bands with huge sounds that encompass shredding guitars, and incredible vocal ranges, Led Zeppelin and Rush both fit.
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The Tragic Death Of Sally Ride
Despite her fame as the first American woman in space, Sally Ride kept two secrets until her death — her sexuality and her battle with a serious illness.
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The '90s Cover Song That Never Should Have Happened
For as long as popular music has been a thing, musicians have been performing and recording songs that were previously associated with another artist -- covers.
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The Real-Life Inspiration Behind The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It
In 1981, demonic possession was attempted as a defense in a murder trial. Here's the real-life inspiration behind The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It.
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What Happened To Greg Witman's Parents, Sue And Ron?
Despite being convicted (and later released for time served) in the death of his brother, Greg, Zach Witman's parents have always maintained his innocence.
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Why The Spanish Sent Soldiers After The Lewis And Clark Expedition
When Lewis and Clark famously went searching for a route to the Pacific in the American northwest, Spain sent soldiers to try and stop them. Here's why.
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The Tragic Truth About Tico Torres
Bon Jovi has had their share of very public problems, from Richie Sambora's struggles with addiction, to Jon Bon Jovi admitting to having a "breakdown."
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The Tragic Death Of The Band's Richard Manuel
Richard Manuel was a musician and songwriter for The Band, remembered as a supremely talented yet tortured soul whose demons eventually got the best of him.
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Jimmy Page Once Lived In The Home Of This Occultist
Page's interest in Crowley drew him to the possibly haunted property. He collected Crowley memorabilia. Crowley's former home brought Page closer to him.
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The Untold Truth Of Smokey And The Bandit
One of Burt Reynolds' most iconic movies is a comedy about truckers smuggling beer with impressive stunts. Here's the untold truth of "Smokey and the Bandit."
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Why Grace Kelly Didn't Return To Hollywood After Becoming A Princess
Grace Kelly once said before the marriage that would make her royalty "I'm never going to stop acting." But she did stop. What caused her change of heart?
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Where Is Fab Morvan From Milli Vanilli Today?
Fabrice "Fab" Morvan was one of the biggest names in popular music. He and his friend Rob Pilatus formed the duo Milli Vanilli, which sold millions of records.
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Why David Lee Roth Almost Didn't End Up In Van Halen
While the name "Van Halen" is universally known, there was a time when things were very different for arguably one of the greatest rock bands of all time.
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The Tragic Truth About Johnny Ramone's Childhood
Johnny Ramone had an oftentimes turbulent personal life as the guitarist of the Ramones. Here's the story of his tragic childhood and teen years.
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Here's What Happened When Barack Obama Broke Royal Protocol With The Queen
U.S. Presidents have been known to make royal gaffes when meeting Queen Elizabeth — even the cool and collected President Barack Obama broke from protocol.
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Why Pete Townshend Regrets Joining The Who
The life of a rock star sounds incredibly appealing. Sadly, it often comes with a range of problems to match the perks, and of a similar magnitude, too.
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This Guitar Trade Almost Had The Pawn Stars In Trouble With The Law
When Jon came in with a unique guitar for the Pawn Stars guys, the offer was enticing, but Rick ultimately turned him down to avoid trouble with the law.
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The Truth About Elton John's Relationship With Princess Diana
Despite ups and downs, Elton John and Princess Diana maintained a yearslong friendship. Here's the truth about Elton John's relationship with Princess Diana.
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Did Dorothea Puente Ever Confess To Her Murders?
At first glance, no one would think that a meek-looking grandmother like Dorothea Puente, running a boarding house, would be capable of being a serial killer.
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Here's How Much Peter Frampton Is Actually Worth
Peter Frampton's first few solo albums weren't as successful as he would have wanted, but that all changed in 1976, with "Frampton Comes Alive!"
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The Tragic Death Of Roxette's Marie Fredriksson
Swedish duo Roxette, well-known for hits like "It Must Have Been Love" and "Listen to Your Heart," dominated '80s airwaves but trouble was on the horizon.
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The Tragic Death Of Oscar Wilde's Sister
Oscar Wilde's life was punctuated by tragedies, beginning with the death of his 10-year-old sister, Isola, who served as a muse for him the rest of his life.
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What You Didn't Know About Hetty Green's Marriage
Hetty Green, also known as the "Witch of Wall Street," was a successful businesswoman born to a well-established Massachusetts family in 1834.
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A Look At Poppy's Feud With Grimes
Poppy and Grimes worked on a song titled "Play Destroy," but less than two months after its release, the two singers were at odds.
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