Why NFL Legend Deion Sanders Was Forced To Have Two Toes Amputated
Deion Sanders was a special athlete back in his prime playing years, but recently he had a health scare and had two toes amputated.
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George Clinton's Odd Request To His Guitarist Eddie Hazel On Funkadelic's Maggot Brain
Eddie Hazel's transcendent guitar solo on "Maggot Brain" is one of his most amazing performances. Learn what George Clinton suggested he do to make it great.
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Why Most Of Freddie Mercury's Possessions Were Burned After His Death
Freddie Mercury's earthly possessions were burned after his untimely death on November 24, 1991. However, there was one thing that remained.
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Behind The Lauryn Hill Song That Expressed Her Anger Toward Wyclef Jean
Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean dazzled the music world as part of the Fugees. Learn more about how Hill channeled her anger towards Jean, and how he responded.
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Pattie Boyd And George Harrison's Final Meeting Contained A Sentimental Conversation
George Harrison of the Beatles was not only a gifted guitarist — he was also a kindhearted human, as evidenced in his final conversation with Pattie Boyd.
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How Snapping A Sunset Photo Led To The Tragic Death Of A California Man
In a sad incident, a young man in Tustin, California tragically died in his attempt to capture one of the most wonderful of subjects: a sunset.
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The Most Fired Coaches In Football History
There are not a heck of a lot of coaches with a losing streak of getting fired ... but they're out there, and their stories are pretty wild.
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Comedian Rodney Dangerfield Has The Most Hilarious Message Written On His Gravestone
Comedian Rodney Dangerfield died in 2004 at 82 years old. He left behind the most hilarious message written on his gravestone.
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Famous People Killed In Car Crashes
Ever since the automobile's invention in the late 1800s, accidents have been a reality. Here, we take a look at 14 famous people who lost their lives in a car.
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Musicians Who've Tragically Lost Children
No parent should have to bury a child, but unfortunately, a large number of musicians have had to. Here are some musicians who've tragically lost children.
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Can Playing Music For Plants Really Have An Effect On Their Growth?
Plants love and need to be cared for. But in addition to watering, pruning, and trimming plants, should we consider playing music to them as well?
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Inside The Time Gene Simmons Tried Recruiting Eddie Van Halen Into KISS
Gene Simmons wanted to record a demo with Van Halen ASAP, but his intentions for Van Halen may have not been as altruistic as history remembers.
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Cheating Scandals That Rocked The Sports World
There have been so many scandals over the last century that it's really impossible to count. Here are a few top cheating scandals that rocked the sports world.
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What Was Found At Naomi Judd's Death Scene?
Naomi Judd is one of the greatest influences of country music as one half of the duo, The Judds. Here are some things found nearby when she died in 2022.
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The Nightmare Before Christmas: 18 Spooky Facts About The Movie
In October 1993, movie fans were treated to The Nightmare Before Christmas, and no Halloween since has been complete without at least one re-watch.
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John Belushi's Gravestone Perfectly Illustrates His Life
John Belushi truly lived large, with great appetites for food, for work, for relationships -- tragically, also for drugs, which cut short his life.
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The Sad Truth About Judy Garland's Marriages
Judy Garland wed five men before her death at 47. Read more about the tragic circumstances surrounding Garland's ill-fated marriages.
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Celebrities Who've Been Violently Attacked By People
Many public figures have not only survived violent attacks but have left the encounters relatively unscathed. Tragically, others have not been so lucky.
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Why The NFL Sends 6 Footballs Directly From The Manufacturer To The Referees Before Each Game
Professional sports of every flavor and variety will include fairly extensive, quite detailed, rules and regulations regarding every aspect of the competition.
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John Belushi's Unfortunate Connection To A '70s Classic Tune
When you sit down and start connecting the dots between the movers and the shakers and their support groups, show business starts to feel very insular.
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This Is Widely Considered To Be The First Musical Performed On Broadway
The origins of the first Broadway musical is a matter of some debate. There is one production, however, that its widely considered to be the first.
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The Myth Surrounding The 1862 Death Of Baseball's First Superstar, Jim Creighton
Jim Creighton is considered baseball's first real superstar, though he died prematurely. This is the biggest myth surrounding Creighton's 1862 death.
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Patti LaBelle: From Childhood To The Godmother Of Soul
Patti LaBelle doesn't just sing — she owns the stage. She's also an author and a phenomenal cook. Here is her journey from childhood to the Godmother of Soul.
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Ernest Hemingway Made An Odd Request After Ava Gardner Swam In His Pool
When actress Ava Gardner swam naked in Ernest Hemingway's pool, Hemingway asked for the water not to be emptied. Here's the story of their friendship.
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Where Interview With The Vampire Author Anne Rice Is Buried
Writer Anne Rice is best known for "Interview with the Vampire." Learn more about the final resting place of the beloved bestselling author.
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Famous Athletes Who Played Through Serious Injuries
While most athletes play with some sort of injury, there are some performances that are defining, such as these 12, who pushed through their pain to compete.
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A Complete Timeline Of Ticketmaster's Rise To Power
How did a ticketing system designed to make our lives more convenient become a financial burden? Here is a complete timeline of Ticketmaster's rise to power.
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