The Truth About John Lennon's Relationship With His Son Julian
'Sean was the product of love,' John Lennon is reported to have once told a young Julian. 'You were the product of a whiskey bottle.'"
Read More'Sean was the product of love,' John Lennon is reported to have once told a young Julian. 'You were the product of a whiskey bottle.'"
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Read MoreOne of the strangest and most unique crimes in history was a bank robbery that became known as the Pizza Bomber. In happened in 2003, but it just got weirder and weirder as the years went on, and there are still some unanswered questions, too. This is the crazy real-life story of the Pizza Bomber.
Read MoreWe're here to set the record straight regarding some of the most famous crimes in history. Here's what everyone gets completely wrong.
Read MoreTrent Reznor of the Nine Inch Nails has had an extraordinary career. And his net worth reflects that.
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Read MoreWhen founder, songwriter, guitarist and keyboardist Glenn Frey died at the age of 67 in 2016, his son Deacon stepped up.
Read MoreApparently there's a relatively wide-spread rumor going around that not only has NASA shifted the calendar, but has added a new sign to the traditional 12-sign lineup of the zodiac (which, to be clear, is astrology).
Read MoreJohn Lennon once said to Julian Lennon "Sean was the product of love. You were the product of a whiskey bottle." Was Yoko's relationship with Julian as awful?
Read MoreJohn F. Kennedy's final year in office is often overshadowed by his assassination, but his work as president continued until his final days.
Read MoreThe details of Kanye West's bipolar diagnosis aren't anybody's business but his, but scattered interviews and public comments have given the public a fraction of a look at the tough position of living with both an intense personality disorder and an alien lifestyle of being a musical phenomenon.
Read MoreRadioactive takes a few liberties on its way to present a true, if not entirely factual, sense of an historical individual.
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Read More"Before I did the record, we went on tour with Skinny Puppy. That was the first time I played these songs live. It was a somewhat bad experience," said Trent Reznor.
Read MoreYou're not dreaming. You can smell the rain...
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Read MoreIn June of 1845, Andrew Jackson was 78 years old -- roughly 248 in 19th century years. Soon he'd be buried -- but not how you might expect.
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