Why Paul Newman Once Gave Susan Sarandon A Portion Of His Salary
Susan Sarandon's fierce grit contributed to her lasting career but it may surprise some to learn she struggled to get the fair treatment she deserved.
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The Absurd Amount One Of Michael Jackson's Thriller Jackets Was Auctioned For
Michale Jackson's "Thriller" is one of the most famous music videos of all time. The featured sparkling red jacket sold for a ridiculous amount to this man. -
Valuable Paintings That Were Discovered At Goodwill
A small percentage of these bargain hunters, come across items they can resell for a profit. An even smaller percentage stumbles upon something invaluable. -
Here's Why Someone Paid $1,350 For A Single Corn Flake
The online auction site, eBay, sells almost anything. The strangest article may have been sold in 2008, when an Illinois-shaped corn flake went for $1,350. -
What Does Median Lethal Dose Really Mean?
It's one of those questions people learn to ask as they mature: How much is enough? How much is too much? Food, beverages, money, sleep — even poison. -
Who Invented Coffee Filters?
Regardless of whether you're a coffee snob or gravitate toward the instant stuff, everyone can agree that coffee grounds have no place in a morning cup of Joe -
How Did November Get Its Name?
Long before November was associated with pumpkin spice lattes and over-eating, it was a period of time recognized by the Roman calendar. -
Whatever Happened To Mike Shinoda From Linkin Park?
Linkin Park first began to take shape when bandmates Rob Bourdon, Brad Delson, and Mike Shinoda met in high school. So what's Shinoda up to now? -
The Truth About The Man Who Invented TikTok
While TikTok has become a notorious and omnipresent social media behemoth, little is known about Zhang Yiming, the man who created it. -
The Premonition That Saved Kirk Douglas' Life
Luckily for Kirk Douglas, when his wife Anne Buydens had a bad feeling about an upcoming trip, her instincts ended up saving his life. -
The Assassination Attempt Of Shirley Temple Explained
Shirley Temple lived a long and impressive life, however, she was once in very grave danger when she was just 10 years old. -
The History Of Elizabeth Taylor's Yellow Wedding Dress Explained
Wedding ceremonies are often filled with traditional gestures, symbols, words, even music. The clothing tends to be part of the ritual, too. -
The Truth About Fred Astaire's Real Name
Some sources say it was Fred Astaire's mother who suggested the change, claiming the original surname "sounded like a battle." -
Why Snoop Dogg Will Forever Be Grateful For His Wife Shante
Only a few celebrity marriages have withstood the test of time — Snoop Dogg and Shante Broadus' relationship being one of them. -
This Is How Jane Fonda Remembers Her Time With Marilyn Monroe
Spend a bit of time running around Hollywood showbiz circles and you'll most likely hear the name "Lee Strasberg" mentioned more than a few times. -
Elizabeth Taylor Hated This Nickname
Sometimes a nickname is a term of endearment, a sign of affection, even love. Sometimes the recipient is less than pleased, however — like Elizabeth Taylor. -
The Scientific Reason Some Jewelry Turns Your Skin Green
Next time your finger changes colors from a ring you're wearing, no need to worry! It's not some rare disease that requires amputation. -
What Would Really Happen If You Ate A Silica Gel Packet?
We've all seen them, those wee tiny pillow-like packages of silica gel, with loud warnings printed across: Do not eat! Which raises a question: What if you did? -
Don Henley Admitted Who The Real Leader Of The Eagles Is
Most of us have heard it. Some have said it: "Who's in charge here?" In any organization, large or small, designated leadership is important. Even in a band. -
Dolly Parton Missed Out On Singing This Stevie Nicks Song
Stevie Nicks' song "After The Glitter Fades" featured on her debut album "Bella Donna" tells the mournful tale of falling out of love with fame and Hollywood. -
The Shady Side Of Beanie Baby Billionaire Ty Warner
Here was someone whose original toy creations brought joy to thousands upon thousands of the young and young at heart. And that kind of money means temptation. -
Why Cary Grant Used To Cut The Buttons Off His Shirt
Cary Grant was one of the most successful actors ever to emerge from Hollywood, earning millions for himself and the studios. At heart, was he overly frugal? -
Here's What Happens When You Crack An Egg Underwater
What happens to eggs when you crack them underwater? Amid the many questions in the universe, scientists have been able to answer this one. -
Are Pets Considered Legal Family Members?
The mere fact that pet ownership sky-rocketed during the pandemic, with 1 in 3 Americans choosing to adopt a furry friend, shows how important pets have become. -
Who Is The Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Song Our House Really About?
Artists find inspiration anywhere and everywhere. It might arise from a cloudburst, or a mountain vista, or something as mundane as an impulse purchase. -
How Accurate Is The Movie Summer Of Sam?
In 1999, 22 years after serial killer David Berkowitz, aka The Son of Sam, unleashed a deluge of chaos on the streets of NYC, "Summer of Sam" hit box offices. -
The Truth Behind Ben Kweller's Near-Death Experience
Long time indie-rocker Ben Kweller almost left music after his near-death experience. Here is the truth behind that terrifying incident.
