How Freddie Mercury's Mother Really Felt About Mary Austin
Freddie Mercury's mother said she considered Mary Austin a part of her family.
Read MoreFreddie Mercury's mother said she considered Mary Austin a part of her family.
Read MoreABBA has stretched across generations and shown the nay-sayers from their day that they were the real deal. Here's what happened to the members of ABBA.
Read MoreSteven Hatfill, who will be included in Netflix's "The Anthrax Attacks," also shares a connection to former President Donald Trump and the U.S. COVID response.
Read MoreThere are a lot of things that are pretty bad about playing in the NFL.
Read MoreAfter flaming out of the playoffs early in 1994, the Dallas Cowboys returned in 1995 ready to go all the way. Here's what the 1995 Dallas Cowboys look like now.
Read MoreThe death of masked rapper MF Doom, born Daniel Doom, was reported on December 31, 2020, though his wife says he transitioned two months prior on Halloween.
Read MoreWhat becomes of a WWE diva once she's done with the company and moves on to other, less powerbomb-heavy things? Here's what these WWE divas are up to today.
Read MoreRosalind Franklin's discoveries were essential to establishing the double-helix shape of DNA. This is the life and tragic death of Rosalind Franklin.
Read MoreClassic TV is comfort food for the mind. That includes shows of long ago, many of which met their demise before they should have but are now wildly popular.
Read MoreBuccaneer Chris Godwin's net worth is greater than fans may think, though he's set to earn more soon once his rookie deal expires; his net worth is $1.9M.
Read MoreThe scotch flowed freely that night. Perhaps too freely. It was April, just before the start of the 1947 baseball season. Here's the full story.
Read MoreThe arachnid-reptile-shark horror movie paradigm has grown stale. Our solution is to shake up the formula a bit with some new, natural menaces.
Read MoreStates regularly declare something or other their official something or other -- bird, motto, and so forth. Some embrace a particular sport, as has Maryland.
Read MoreFrom ancient Egyptians to Grumpy Cat, humans have been obsessed with cats for what seems like eternity. Let's look at the most famous cats in history.
Read More"The Addams Family" debuted in 1964, running for two seasons. After its cancellation, some of the stars had prolific careers, but some had tragic lives.
Read MoreBodybuilder Sally McNeil went to prison for murdering her husband, Ray, with a pair of shotgun blasts, but was that just the latest in her string of violence?
Read MoreThe lawyers at Disney surely had a brief burst of adrenaline when they received a letter telling them that their employer was being sued by Hells Angels.
Read MoreToday, deceased bass guitarist James Jamerson is widely recognized as one of the most influential musicians of the modern era.
Read MoreWhat if you went out to climb the highest peak on every continent on Earth? Well, there's a competition for that -- the Seven Summits Mountaineering Challenge.
Read MoreIn World's Most Wanted, Netflix looks at the biggest names on the world's most wanted list. Here's what you should know about Netflix's World's Most Wanted.
Read MoreMarlon Brando lived a large life, on screen and off. The ground-breaking, innovative actor was also an outspoken social critic who also invested in change.
Read MoreThere's no question that Walt Disney had an unflagging work ethic, but even in 1966, dying at 65 seems young. What was it that cut short his life?
Read MoreTony Gonzalez is considered one of the greatest tight ends to play in the NFL. Here is what Gonzalez is up to since he retired from playing football in 2013.
Read MoreWillie Nelson and Patsy Cline are two of the biggest music stars of the 20th century, but Nelson was once nervous to go to Cline's home. Here's why.
Read MoreLike the best rock tunes, the final interviews of famous rock stars can put us through a gamut of emotions
Read More"Weird Al" Yankovic is known for parodies like "Eat It" and "Amish Paradise," but there's no better proof of his musical powers than his non-parody work.
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