Whatever Happened To Reginald VelJohnson?
When a producer of "Family Matters" saw an early screening of Reginald VelJohnson in Die Hard, he knew he had found his Carl Winslow.
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The Myth Of Wally Pipp And His Replacement Lou Gehrig
Lou Gehrig famously rose to prominence after the previous first baseman, Wally Pipp, sat out due to a headache. But that's not the whole story.
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Tragic Details About The Deadly 2013 Yarnell Hill Fires
The Yarnell Hill Fires of 2013 are among the most infamous in recent memory and resulted in 19 deaths of the firefighters sent to fight it.
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The Lone Game Derek Jeter Played Against The New York Yankees
The lone game Derek Jeter played against the New York Yankees happened in the 2009 during the World Baseball Classic.
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Hit Songs And The Real Women Who Inspired Them
One of the coolest things about music is how it can be inspired by anything. Here's a handful of hit songs and the real women who inspired them.
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The Meaning Behind Lisa Marie Presley's Matching Tattoo With Her Son Benjamin
The summer before her death, Lisa Marie Presley shared a private moment between her and her son that gave her a lasting memento of the rest of her life.
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Where Are The Members Of Ace Of Base Now?
Swedish pop group Ace of Base had three wildly popular songs in the 1990s, then seemed to fade away. Here's where the members are now.
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Chicago Cubs Legend Fergie Jenkins Got In One Last Jab On His Longtime Rival
Major League pitcher Fergie Jenkins had issues develop over his years on the pitching mound with one umpire in particular.
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What Does Ringo Starr Scream At The End Of One Version Of Helter Skelter?
Ringo Starr screams at the end of one version of Helter Skelter? What he says was authentic, according to Paul McCartney.
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UFC Star Dana White's Private Relationship With His Wife Anne
Say what you want about UFC President Dana White, there's no denying that he has an extremely interesting professional life. Here is more about his wife, Anne.
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The Tragic 1968 Death Of Ramon Novarro
Ramon Novarro was a leading man in the silent film era, but in 1968 he was brutally murdered for being gay. This is the story of his tragic death.
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Three's Company: A Look Back At The Hit Sitcom
"Three's Company" is regarded as one of the most entertaining sitcoms in TV history. But the stories behind the scenes were often almost as entertaining.
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Donna Reed: From Childhood To Hollywood Icon
There's more to Donna Reed than the housewife character she played in "It's a Wonderful Life." Here's Reed's story, from childhood to Hollywood icon.
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The Biggest Milestones In Jeff Beck's Illustrious Career
Jeff Beck's range and talent made him an influential force behind many trends in rock, pop, and jazz throughout his career. Here are his biggest milestones.
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Gina Lollobrigida's Feud With Sophia Loren Explained
In 1955, the spat between the two biggest Italian actresses of the time, Gina Lollobrigida and Sophia Loren, suddenly became international news.
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Where Elvis Presley Is Actually Buried
As Time reports, Elvis was initially buried (or more accurately, entombed) alongside his mother, Gladys, in a mausoleum. Unfortunately, that didn't "take."
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People Who Completely Butchered "Take Me Out To The Ballgame"
"Take Me Out to The Ballgame" is a unique part of America's favorite pastime. However, not every rendition is perfect. These are the worst renditions.
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The Tragic 1935 Deaths Of Legendary American Celebrities Will Rogers And Wiley Post
Wiley Post and Will Rogers, early American aviators, were tragically killed in a plane crash in 1935. Here's what happened to them.
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The Biggest Charity Fraud Scandals In America
Donating to charity feels good, which might explain how some enterprising criminals took advantage of philanthropic urges to line their own pockets.
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The Tragic Story Of The Reverse Underground Railroad
The Underground Railroad helped slaves escape, but another network was working parallel. Here's the tragic story of the Reverse Underground Railroad.
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Michael Jackson And Princess Diana's Lone Meeting Sparked A Lifelong Friendship
Michael Jackson and Princess Diana had a unique friendship based upon a single meeting. Here's what their friendship was based on.
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The Feud Between Misfits' Glenn Danzig And Jerry Only Explained
The Misfits are generally regarded as horror punk icons. They're also well known for feuding. Here's a break down of Glenn Danzig and Jerry Only's many clashes.
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Tragic Details About The War Of The Triple Alliance
In the mid-1800s, Latin America was wracked by the bloodiest war in the region's history. Here are some tragic details about the War of the Triple Alliance.
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Inside The Ugliest Brawl In Major League Baseball History
Baseball isn't known for its knock-down, drag-out fights, but that didn't stop a heated rivalry from erupting into the ugliest brawl in sports history in 1965.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Lisa Marie Presley
Someone like Lisa Marie Presley, the sole child of the King of Rock n' Roll, could have disappeared in her father's shadow, but she didn't. Here's her story.
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Five Classical Musicians Who Hated Their Own Work
We know the story by now, right? A musician releases a song, it gets popular, but the musician actually hates it. Here are some examples from classical music.
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The Most Controversial SNL Skits Of All Time
Controversies surrounding "SNL" will always lie with their sketches. Let's take a look at the individual skits that had viewers crying foul the all-time most.
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