The Untold Truth Of Nyjah Huston
Qualifying for his first-ever Olympic Games, Nyjah Huston is set to make his debut at the Tokyo Olympics, leading the first U.S. Olympic skateboarding team.
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The Tragic Death Of Former NFL Player Cedric Benson
The former football star posted a picture of his BMW motorcycle to Instagram with the text, "My Saturday evening." That night, Benson crashed into a minivan.
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The Tragic 1969 Death Of World Heavyweight Champion Rocky Marciano
Rocky Marciano was a legend in the boxing ring, an athlete who wouldn't back down. Outside the ring, he was equally famous for his kindness.
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The Impressive Musical Instruments Collection Inside The Library Of Congress
The Library of Congress's Music Division was formally established in 1896, but its roots go as far back as 1815.
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How Much Money Does NBA Dunk Contestant Anfernee Simons Make
Simons was pretty young when he first went professional, but that's what happens when you have mad skills like his. Let's see if his pay matches up.
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The Ruthless Way Victor Fleming Kept Order While Shooting The Wizard Of Oz
Victor Fleming harbored a darker side ingrained in Hollywood's troublesome past.
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Why Wearing Baseball Caps Used To Be Majorly Frowned Upon
You can almost get whiplash, trying to keep track of fashion trends -- what's acceptable, what isn't, what's cool, what's not, from toe to head.
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The Strict California City Law That Required A Permit To Wear A Mask On Halloween
Part of the fun of Halloween, for kids of any age (including some adults), is becoming someone (or something) else, with costume and mask. What's the harm?
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The Untold Truth Of Dropkick Murphys
You probably know that the Dropkick Murphys' big break came from touring with The Mighty Mighty Bosstones.
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The Truth About Dean Martin's Real Name
It was common for immigrant families to change their names when they came to the United States -- perhaps to sound less "foreign." Common in Hollywood, too.
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The Truth About 'Downton Abbey,' Highclere Castle
With the announcement that a second 'Downtown Abbey' film has begun production, Highclere Castle, where "Downton" is filmed, is once again in the spotlight.
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The Other Music Groups Bob Seger Has Been A Part Of
Bob Seger, Detroit's legendary musician, played in his fair share of bands before forming the Silver Bullet Band and reaching the pinnacle of rock stardom.
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Details We Know About Alexi Laiho's Sad Death
Metal fans around the world are in mourning this week, as news breaks of the shocking and untimely death of Alexi Laiho. He was just 41 years old.
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The Truth About Little Richard's Most Famous Song
His most famous song was perhaps his signature throughout his long and storied career. Little Richard crafted "Tutti Frutti" with songwriter Dorothy LaBostrie.
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The Reason Mister Rogers Was Very Particular About His Weight
He woke at 5:30 a.m. every day to pray, read the Bible, and swim laps before his workday began, according to Biography. Rogers was also very weight-conscious.
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Tragic Details About The Seven Years' War
Sparking the American Revolution, the Seven Years' War devastated lives all over the world. Here are some tragic details about the Seven Years' War.
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The Biggest 1980s Music Scandals Explained
The 1980s were a decade of excess and great music. Put both together, and scandal follows.
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What Happened To Suge Knight's Former Lawyer, David Kenner?
Suge Knight, the famous and controversial music producer and record label owner, is currently in prison. But what happened to his lawyer, David Kenner?
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The Beatles' Tragic Real-Life Story
The Beatles' career was fraught with difficulty. Here's the Beatles' tragic story.
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The Truth About Shirley Temple's Second Husband Charles Black
Shirley Temple was one of the most popular child performers in Hollywood history. Eventually she grew up, and married -- twice. Who was the second husband?
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How An Oil Tycoon Influenced The Creation Of The Super Bowl
An oil tycoon named Lamar Hunt was instrumental in the creation of what became known as the Super Bowl -- even if the name was a joke at first.
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The Tragic Reason Larry From The Three Stooges Really Played Violin
The Three Stooges, rooted in early 20th century vaudeville, continue to amuse. Larry Fine, the frizzy-haired man among the Howard brothers, was also a musician.
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What Everyone Assumed About MythBusters' Adam Savage And Jamie Hyneman
For the longest time, many thought that Mythbusters stars Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman were a couple.
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The Hilarious Change Someone Just Made To The Hollywood Sign
Individuals in Los Angeles on the morning of February 1 were met with quite a surprise when they glanced at the iconic Hollywood sign that overlooks the city.
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The Real Reason Most Woodstock Attendees Missed Jimi Hendrix's Legendary Performance
Jimi Hendrix's performance of The Star-Spangled Banner at Woodstock is one of the greatest moments in rock, even if only about a third of the crowd saw it.
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This Is How Sting Actually Got His Name
Surely some of Sting's success has to do with his cool, memorable, mononymous name, right? Unlike other famous one-namers, Sting didn't start out as Sting.
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Why Is War Eagle Auburn University's Battle Cry?
Some college traditions have deep, deep roots in history. That's clearly the case with Auburn University students shouting "War Eagle!" during games.
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