The Job You Won't Believe Former NBA Star Karl Malone Had
Karl Malone, legendary Utah Jazz player and arguably the league's best-ever power forward, didn't follow the post-NBA trajectory many of his fellow players did.
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What Happened To Ernest Carter From The E Street Band?
One of Bruce Springsteen's biggest hits, "Born To Run," owes a significant debt to the world of jazz music, via the chops of drummer Ernest "Boom" Carter.
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The Surprising Reason The FBI Kept An Eye On Lucille Ball
Usually the FBI tracks people who are ordinary civilians, but sometimes celebrities have made the list, including Lucille Ball and her husband, Desi Arnaz.
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The History Of How Giovanni Bellini May Have Inspired A Classic Cocktail
Perhaps most often we think of artists drawing inspiration from a person, an event. Perhaps less frequently we think of an artist as the actual inspiration.
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The Truth About Loretta Lynn's Relationship With Designer Tim Cobb
Country music superstar Loretta Lynn -- singer, songwriter, author -- is widely recognized for her talent. She's also recognized for her brilliant gowns.
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The Real Reason These Bands Broke Up
Here's the real reason these bands broke up. Sometimes, you just can't hold it together.
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How George Harrison's Sister, Louise Harrison, Helped Introduce The Beatles To The United States
Many might not know that George Harrison's sister, Louise Harrison, actually helped introduce The Beatles to the United States. Here's how she did it.
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The Tragic Death Of Harpo Marx
Harpo Marx was a man of many jokes but few words. Beyond his harp, he rarely made a sound onstage, but still drew the most laughs of any of the Marx Brothers.
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Who Paul McCartney Blames For The Beatles Breaking Up
There's one person Paul McCartney feels shoulders the blame for the breakup of the world's greatest bands, and it's not the one that many people usually scorn.
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The Childhood Shooting Accident That Led To The Three Stooges' Curly's Distinct Walk
The Three Stooges were careful to delineate their on-screen personalities. One was hair styles; patterns of speech; and how they carried themselves.
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The Real Reason Doves Are No Longer Released At The Olympics
The release of doves was adopted for the first time at the Antwerp Olympic Games in 1920 to symbolize peace, for the first Olympics held after World War I.
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Whatever Happened To Usain Bolt?
When it comes to the fastest of the fast, only one person can hold the title, and as of now, Jamaica's Usain Bolt is generally considered the fastest man alive.
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Here's Who Inherited Yul Brynner's Money After He Died
Yul Brynner had a remarkable Broadway career for decades in "The King and I." He also pursued film work successfully. It all added up to a significant estate.
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The Grammy Performance That Had The Catholic Church Up In Arms
There have been many musicians who have fallen into the bad graces of the Catholic Church. Here is the Grammy performance that had the church up in arms.
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The Hidden Name Led Zeppelin Once Used For Their Band
Led Zeppelin was set to play a show in Copenhagen, Denmark. They'd made an important Danish enemy in the past: Eva Von Zeppelin.
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The Crazy Real Life-Story Of Iron Maiden
The crazy real-life story of Iron Maiden includes the history of their ghoul mascot Eddie, their doomed 20-country tour, and their violent live shows.
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The Tragic True Story Of Dennis The Menace
Dennis the Menace has been terrorizing his neighborhood for decades. The character's creator wanted to make his readers feel better about their kids' behavior.
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The Tragic True Story Of The Jamestown Settlement
The true story of the Jamestown settlement is tragic, bumpy and not at all pleasant. Here's the tragic true story of the Jamestown settlement.
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False Facts About Classic Horror Movies You Thought Were True
There are some famous horror movies that are said to be cursed or to be based on true events. But here's the truth about these classic horror movies.
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Who Is Jaafar Jackson? (& Who Are Michael Jackson's Other Niblings)
Michael Jackson had 26 nieces and nephews, and several of them have followed the lead of their uncle and parents in pursuing work in the public eye.
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Set Photos That'll Change The Way You See Horror Movies
Once you take away the spooky lighting and ominous music, a terrifying spectacle can become just a bunch of people having fun at work.
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Kids Who Wasted Thousands Of Dollars On Gaming
"Free" games make their money by charging for all the bells and whistles you just have to have. Unfortunately, many kids have had to learn this the hard way.
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Rock Stars Who Cheated Death More Than Once
It's a little surprising when rock stars cheat death, and it's downright amazing if they do it twice. Here are some rock stars who cheated death more than once.
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Garth Brooks Almost Left The 1993 Super Bowl An Hour Before His Performance. Here's Why
Few who watched 1993's Super Bowl will ever forget Garth Brooks' appearance that year, which actually almost never happened. Here's the whole story.
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Lost Horror Movies Nobody Talks About Anymore
These lost horror movies are hard to find, and people don't really talk about them anymore. Dig out your big ol' tape players, folks.
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The Tragic 2000 Death Of Kansas City Chiefs Player Derrick Thomas
Derrick Thomas was hoping to catch a flight to watch the Rams play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC Championship, but wintry conditions got in the way.
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Famous Musicians Who Were Almost Murdered
When you reach the peak of musical perfection, there's always some lunatic out there who wants to drag you back down … and bury you six feet under.
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