The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Leif Garrett
Along with the likes of Shaun and David Cassidy, Leif Garrett is one of those names people automatically think of when it comes to 1970s teen idols.
Read MoreAlong with the likes of Shaun and David Cassidy, Leif Garrett is one of those names people automatically think of when it comes to 1970s teen idols.
Read MoreBuster Keaton could delight audiences without uttering a single word. But the film star experienced his fair share of hard knocks - literally. Here are a few.
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Read MoreIn 1963, Bob Dylan released "Girl From the North Country," the second track on his renowned record "The Freewheelin'." Listeners wonder who this fabled girl is.
Read MoreThe Phil Collins' song "Against All Odds" was a hit from the start, with heart-rending lyrics capturing people's attention from the very start.
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Read MoreFrom 1897 to 1962, the Grand Guignol horrified thrill-seeking Parisians with its over-the-top depictions of madness, violence, and gore.
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Read MoreHis inspirational road to and through the NBA has been one filled with tragedy and heartbreak. Here is the tragic real-life story of NBA legend Allen Iverson.
Read MoreGuns N' Roses' strangest music video was the result of a breakup between frontman Axl Rose and supermodel Stephanie Seymour.
Read MoreThe woes of former child stars have made the cover pages of tabloids for decades. Here are four troubling details about The Munsters' Butch Patrick.
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Read MoreScreaming Trees' decade-and-a-half history as a band was filled with challenging moments.
Read MoreCleopatra has been portrayed in countless flicks and TV series. Here are the best portrayals of Cleopatra on screen ranked.
Read MoreEven the best writer will turn out a few disappointing efforts over the course of their career. Here are the worst books by famous authors.
Read MoreFilm director Michael Winner opened the door to find his neighbor, Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, standing there. He looked thin and a bit wobbly.
Read MoreAmy Winehouse's private life was as troubled as her music game was strong.
Read MoreMuhammad Ali came to Los Angeles, where his daughter Laila lived, in January 1999. She went to see him in his Beverly Hills hotel suite to give him some news.
Read MoreWhen someone is a big celebrity, their funeral might make headlines, but what about their final resting place? This is where these famous '60s stars are buried.
Read MoreA star's final public words can have a power beyond morbid interest. Here's a look at the final interviews of some of Hollywood's most famous actors.
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Read MoreIt's a Wonderful Life is one of the most highly regarded, quintessential films in America's canon, but it wasn't always a roaring, beloved success.
Read MoreSilent film star Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin Jr. was born in 1889. He was funny and charming, and had alleged affairs and several wives as well as children.
Read MoreIn over 70 years of the NBA, only seven players have done it. Here are the only NBA players to score 70 points in a game -- and one who surprisingly didn't.
Read MoreOn December 9, 1977, Lakers forward Kermit Washington threw a punch that nearly killed future Houston Rockets coaching icon Rudy Tomjanovich
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