How Michael Jordan Got His Game Back While Filming Space Jam
The 1996 sports comedy "Space Jam" played a huge role in helping Michael Jordan return to his old form after his brief first retirement. Here's how.
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The Real Reason Molly Ringwald Was Fired From The Facts Of Life
Even successful performers have had to face an occasional career bump, including, perhaps, getting fired from a series before finally hitting the big time.
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Here's Who Inherited Doris Day's Money After She Died
Doris Day's bright smile, acting talent, and singing voice made her an icon of entertainment. Here is who inherited her money following her 2019 death.
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The Real Story Behind The Song Highwayman
Jimmy Webb's classic hit, "Highwayman," has been recorded by iconic singers and groups. Here is the real story behind Webb's inspiration for the song.
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The Trainer Who Impacted Mike Tyson's Life In An Unexpected Way
By any measure, Mike Tyson had a rough childhood. Then came one of those individuals who truly give sports a good name, who took Tyson under his wing.
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Why Bodybuilder Kai Greene Said He Wanted To 'Kill Every Living Thing'
Bodybuilder Kai Greene is recognized for his strength. However, there was a time when he was so filled with rage that he wanted to "kill every living thing."
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The Andretti Family Curse Explained
Mario Andretti is considered the "Driver of the Century," yet he only has one Indy 500 championship. Maybe it's bad luck, or maybe, it's the fault of a curse.
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The Tragic Death Of James Coddington's Victim Albert Hale
James Coddington killed 73-year-old Albert Hale in his home in 1997.
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Madonna And The Beastie Boys Owe Their Career To A Studio 54 Doorman
The 1970s were an exciting time in music, the New York City Club scene, and, more broadly still, the (largely) underground (at the time) LGBTQ+ community.
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Tragic Details About The Warner Brothers
Warner Bros. Pictures rose to unparalleled fame in the film industry. But the journey to the top — riddled with family drama — was anything but easy.
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Who Was The First Person To Ever Record Elvis Presley?
Elvis Presley is one of the most renowned musical artists of all time. The first person to ever record him was Marion Keisker of Sun Records.
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Here's Who Inherited Charley Pride's Money After His Death
Though Charley Pride had mostly stopped releasing music by the early 2000s, he continued to perform right up until the end, when, in 2020, he died of COVID-19.
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Audrey Hepburn Once Had A Tulip Named After Her. Here's Why
Audrey Hepburn was one of Hollywood's most iconic actresses, but one of her greatest honors was having a tulip named after her in the Netherlands.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Beverly Hills 90210's Joe E. Tata
Actor Joe E. Tata, best known for his role as Nat (& Sal) Bussichio on one of the premier teen dramas of the '90s, "Beverly Hills 90210," has died.
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The James Dean Movie That Robert De Niro Considers One Of His Top 3 Favorites
James Dean was in a handful of films during his career, known for playing the troubled bad boy. Robert De Niro considers this Dean film one of his favorite.
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The Tragic 2018 Death Of Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen
In 1975, at age 22, college dropout Paul Allen founded Microsoft Corporation with childhood friend and 19-year-old Harvard University drop-out Bill Gates.
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John Lennon Wrote His Most Emotional Song After Undergoing Primal Therapy
John Lennon wrote his most emotional song after undergoing a controversial treatment method known as primal therapy. Here's the story of what happened.
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Stanley Kubrick's Surprising Connection To The Nazi Germany Film Industry
Stanley Kubrick is recognized as one of the most influential directors of all time. Here is his very unexpected connection to the Nazi party's film industry.
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The Three Stooges Star That's More Recognizable As A Part Of Another Legendary Comic Team
The Three Stooges brought laughter to audiences for decades, with unlikely mayhem and slapstick. They also had to work through some personnel changes.
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The Dark Side Of Bodybuilding
Bodybuilding is not always a healthy sport, and many bodybuilders push their bodies to extremes. Here is the dark side of bodybuilding.
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The Real War That Inspired House Of The Dragon
George R. R. Martin has never been shy about naming his influences. House of the Dragon draws on an earlier civil war in English history: the Anarchy.
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Why Mike Tyson Thinks His Mom's Death Was 'One Of The Best Things That Ever Happened' To Him
Mike Tyson had a complicated relationship with her mother, Lorna.
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Why Suzanne Somers Was Only In 5 Seasons Of Three's Company
Suzanne Somers was only in five seasons of "Three's Company" even though she was one of the most popular characters. Here's why.
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The Staggering Price Audrey Hepburn's Little Black Dress Sold For At Auction
Audrey Hepburn's iconic little black dress sold for a staggering $800,000 at auction, with the proceeds going to benefit impoverished children.
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What Happened To Cass Elliot's Daughter?
Mama Cass Elliot of The Mamas and the Papas had a daughter, but Cass never named the father before her death. Here's what happened to Owen Elliot-Kugell.
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The Sad 2005 Death Of Basketball's First Superstar, George Mikan
Today the debate still rages: is Michael Jordan or LeBron James the greatest of all time? In the late 1940s and early '50s, there was little argument.
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How A Pork Burrito Might Have Gotten This Olympian Banned
You are what you eat, as the adage goes, and whether you consume food for pleasure or fuel or both, it has an impact on the entirety of your body.
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