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  • Young ABBA members posing in the street in the 1970s

    Here Are The 2 Richest Members Of ABBA

    Hailing from Sweden, ABBA became one of the most successful musical groups in pop history. They've all done well, but these are the two richest members.

    By S. Flannagan Read More
  • Motorbike on roadside during daylight

    Why You Should Never Ignore A Helmet On The Ground Behind A Motorcycle

    If you're ever on the road and see a helmet on the ground behind a motorcycle, don't ignore it — it has a very particular meaning.

    By S. Flannagan Read More
  • baggage going through a security check

    What Does It Mean When TSA Yells Bravo?

    The next time you're at the airport, keep in ear out for a particular word — it's a Transportation Security Administration code you never want to hear.

    By Andrew Amelinckx Read More
  • Ssgt. Barry Sadler singing and playing guitar in uniform

    Things That Came Out About One-Hit Wonders After They Died

    By definition, one-hit wonders usually don't have much time in the spotlight, so we often learn surprising things about them after they die.

    By Brian Boone Read More
  • Ian Paice singing into a microphone during a Deep Purple concert in 1972

    How Deep Purple Earned The Record For The Loudest Band In The World

    Legendary rock group Deep Purple once really liked to play loud — so loud that they actually earned the record for the loudest band in the world.

    By Amy Beeman Read More
  • Gary Coleman publicity photo from late 1970s

    '80s Stars Who Died In Bizarre Ways

    Sadly, many of the numerous stars that the iconic decade of the 1980s produced are no longer with us, and some of them died in tragically bizarre ways.

    By Brian Boone Read More
  • C-Murder in gold chain and visor sneering at camera

    Musicians Who Are Likely Stuck In Prison For Life

    Creativity and impulsive behavior often go hand in hand, but these musicians let their impulses score them a lifetime in prison for some serious crimes.

    By Brian Boone Read More
  • Celine Dion performing in a blue glittery dress with puffy sleeves

    How Eurovision Forever Changed Celine Dion's Life

    Even though Celine Dion had recorded nine albums prior to winning the Eurovision Song Contest in 1988, that win forever changed her life. Here's how.

    By Andrew Amelinckx Read More
  • Gotye smiling with beard and messy hair

    Moments That Destroyed The Careers Of One-Hit Wonders

    Over the years, many bands and artists have gained the dreaded label of "one-hit wonder." And some have even managed to destroy their careers.

    By Brian Boone Read More
  • The Misfits' Jerry Only performing on stage in England in 2013

    The Tragedy Of The Misfits Explained

    The Misfits were trailblazers in the punk rock scene, creating a new genre of horror punk that inspired bands both within and outside the genre.

    By Sergio Pereira Read More
  • Carole Lombard outside in a fur-edged coat

    Famous People Who Died During WWII

    World War II was the deadliest conflict in human history, so perhaps it's not too surprising that plenty of famous people died during the carnage.

    By Kathy Benjamin Read More
  • Paul McCartney on stage in suit performing with Hofner bass

    The Out-Of-This-World Record That Paul McCartney Set

    As one of the most successful musicians of all time, Paul McCartney has undoubtedly set a few records, but one particular event he did was out of this world.

    By S. Flannagan Read More
  • Courtney Love throwing horns with messed up hair at an event

    Musicians Who Partied Way Too Hard

    Male rock stars have earned a reputation for wild antics and substance abuse, but musicians in that genre and gender aren't the only ones who partied too hard.

    By Kathy Benjamin Read More
  • Eurovision Song Contest performers in 2025

    The 2 Countries That Have Won Eurovision The Most

    For seven decades multiple nations have competed for the best song of the year in the iconic Eurovision competition. These countries have won the most times.

    By S. Flannagan Read More
  • Matt Sharp, Brian Bell, Rivers Cuomo of Weezer in 1994 in dim room

    The Tragedy Of Weezer Explained

    Even as they took over the alternative rock world in the 1990s, Weezer experienced setbacks in the form of critical failures, health crises, and band turmail.

    By Brian Boone Read More
  • Aerosmith performing in the 1970s

    Here's The Origin Behind Aerosmith's Name

    You've probably heard of Aerosmith, the legendary rock band fronted by Steven Tyler. But do you know where the name comes from? Does it even mean anything?

    By Amy Beeman Read More
  • The Beatles posing against a rock wall circa 1967

    Band Breakups That Were Worse Than You Thought

    Creative differences and personality clashes can lead to the fracturing of even the most successful bands, but these band breakups were worse than you thought.

    By Brent Furdyk Read More
  • Rosa Parks seated and looking at someone

    The Myth About Rosa Parks You Should Never Believe

    Despite what some have been led to believe, Parks wasn't just a tired, middle-aged woman whose feet hurt.

    By Amy Beeman Read More
  • Members of the band ABBA seated at a table

    The Greatest Song In The History Of Eurovision

    The "Eurovision Song Contest" made its TV debut in 1956 and is still running. Decades later, this 1974 hit remains the greatest song in the show's history.

    By S. Flannagan Read More
  • screenshot of Mythbusters opening title

    Things MythBusters Actually Got Wrong

    "MythBusters" featured a talented team of engineers, experts, and testers, but even Adam, Jamie, and the Build Team got it wrong every now and then.

    By Sarah Crocker Read More
  • Richard Simmons smiling with closed lips in 1992 publicity portrait

    Things That Came Out About Richard Simmons After He Died

    Even though he was 76, Richard Simmon's sudden death in July of 2024 came as a surprise. Here are things that came out about the fitness guru after he died.

    By Brian Boone Read More
  • Country legend Tammy Wynette in the 1970s

    Tragic Details From Tammy Wynette's Autopsy

    Country music icon Tammy Wynette died at 55-years-old. Though she had ongoing health issues, her daughters suspected foul play. Here's what her autopsy showed.

    By Andrew Amelinckx Read More
  • Marlon Brando with long hair, wearing a tan-colored coat

    22 Acting Legends Who Were Nightmares In Real Life

    It is said that acting is a noble profession, but not all actors are noble. Some acting legends may have impressed on screen, but were nightmares in real life.

    By Brent Furdyk Read More
  • Christian Slater smiling in suit by railing indoors

    '90s Stars You Forgot Went To Prison

    It might seem like the '90s are now uncomfortably far in the past, and that may be why you forgot these famous stars of that colorful decade went to prison.

    By Brian Boone Read More
  • Janis Joplin smiling with arms raised

    The Tragic Truth About Janis Joplin's Final Interview

    Janis Joplin's final interview happened on "The Dick Cavett Show" in early August 1970, and it was her third time on the program over the last three years.

    By Amy Beeman Read More
  • Philip Seymour Hoffman squinting and looking away with windblown hair

    What The Final Year Of Philip Seymour Hoffman's Life Was Like

    After a long and remarkably successful acting career, Philip Seymour Hoffman tragically died in 2014. His final year alive was as rich as every other he lived.

    By Brian Boone Read More
  • Marilyn Manson pulling a face at The Walking Dead function in 2019

    Marilyn Manson Interviews That Went Horribly Wrong

    Shock rocker Marilyn Manson has willingly courted controversy for decades, so it may come as no surprise that a few interviews with him went horribly wrong.

    By Sergio Pereira Read More
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