The Untold Truth Of Glenn Frey
From humble beginnings in Detroit, musician and songwriter Glenn Frey became one of the two main voices and faces of the Eagles.
Read MoreFrom humble beginnings in Detroit, musician and songwriter Glenn Frey became one of the two main voices and faces of the Eagles.
Read MoreHow did the Ancient Egyptians figure out their highly complex embalming and mummification technique to begin with? Most likely, Mother Nature was the teacher.
Read MoreJohn Wesley Hardin, who would go on to live an Old West life on the run that included a slew of murders, committed his first killing at the young age of 15.
Read MoreDespite the band's boycott and scathing letter to the institution, the Sex Pistols were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2006.
Read MoreTod Browning was a victim of both his unique vision and his personal demons. This is the tragic true story of the man who directed 1931's Dracula.
Read MorePogonophobia is "the irrational, persistent and often unwarranted fear of beards." (Some definitions throw in "extreme dislike of" as well.)
Read MoreTechnologists such as Elon Musk have said that AI is "far more dangerous than nukes." Not regulating the relationship between man and machine is "insane."
Read MoreAfter decades of failed attempts from temperance movement advocates, the U.S. government passed the 18th Amendment in 1919, leading the way for Prohibition.
Read MoreThe British royal family employs thousands of people to help run their empire, and one of the top positions is Queen Elizabeth's private secretary.
Read MorePeople sometimes make jokes that have turned out to be eerily prescient. Is humor clairvoyant? Here are jokes that predicted the future.
Read MoreLori Arnold built an incredibly lucrative drug empire centered on her small hometown in Iowa. Here's the truth about Tom Arnold's drug lord sister.
Read MoreSeveral cults in history became incredibly dangerous to members and non-members alike. These are some of the most dangerous cults in recent history.
Read MoreFormer R.E.M. drummer Bill Berry quit the band after a health scare and officially "retired" — but he never fully left the group (or other projects) behind.
Read MoreDrew Peterson is currently serving 78 years behind bars for murdering his wife and a different murder-for-hire plot — but one of his wives is still missing.
Read MoreMusician Gene Simmons is infamous for being a member of the heavy rock band KISS, his impossible tongue, and his controversial nature.
Read MoreWhen Muslim-held Jerusalem fell in 1099, devout Christian pilgrims rejoiced and journeyed to the Holy Land. The Knights Templar formed to protect the travelers.
Read MoreThough many Americans may not know it, Jackie Chan is arguably the biggest worldwide film star — and his trademark slapstick fights have some unique influences.
Read MoreFamily members of people who bought into Carlson's "Love Has Won" message, however, allege brainwashing and abuse, including of animals and children.
Read MoreTony Blair was prime minister of the United Kingdom from 1997 until 2007, and reportedly his relationship with Queen Elizabeth got off to a shaky start.
Read MoreHere's how 2002's Moscow Hostage Crisis allowed a newly elected Vladimir Putin to "consolidate his grip on power," despite actions that killed more than 100.
Read MoreBon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora is worth more than you probably think.
Read MoreThe corpse of Lia "Amy" Carlson, leader of the new-age religious group called "Love Has Won" was found mummified and decorated with Christmas lights April 28.
Read MoreMötley Crüe is arguably the most influential and successful band to come out of the 1980s, but the Rock & Roll Fall of Fame is unlikely to induct the group.
Read MoreThe music world is full of stars that died too soon, but the 2000 death of Big Punisher at 28 rocked the hip-hop world — and his family and fans still grieve.
Read MoreOzzy Osbourne has become famous for doing all manner of dangerous, frightening and ridiculous things. It's incredible that he's still alive at all. Any regrets?
Read MoreCreated by the late entertainment mogul Merv Griffin, "Wheel of Fortune" has been a mainstay on American television since its debut in 1974.
Read More"I had one fan, and that was my uncle," Moore stated in a recent interview (posted on YouTube). Today, things are a little different. Not much, but a little.
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