How Alfred Hitchcock's North By Northwest Exposed A Dark Hollywood Secret
Alfred Hitchcock's 1959 film, which would go on to be titled "North by Northwest," at one point had another, more unappealing name.
Read More-
-
What Happened To The Original Members Of Three 6 Mafia?
The hip hop world is grieving following the death of Lady Boo (formerly Gangsta Boo). But what happened to the rest of the original members of Three 6 Mafia?
Read More -
The Disturbing Reason The Stars Of The Classic 1968 Romeo And Juliet Are Suing Paramount
"Romeo and Juliet" instantly became a sensation when it was released in 1968. Now, it's at the center of a disturbing lawsuit against Paramount.
Read More -
The Most Money Ever Made In A Game Of Plinko
It's likely that Mike Stouber of Freehold, New Jersey had high hopes that fateful September 2019 day as he donned his "Plinko is my cardio" shirt.
Read More -
Tragic Details About The Great Hinckley Fire Of 1894
On September 1, 1894, the town of Hinckley, Minnesota experienced a wildfire that few can rival. Here's the story of the tragic Hinckley fire.
Read More -
Final Interviews Of Famous Athletes
Athletes are inspiring to fans on and off the court. Here is what was said in the final interviews with some of the world's best and most famous athletes.
Read More -
This Was The Last Time The NFL Canceled A Game That Was Not Strike-Related
The first and only time an NFL pro-football regular game was scuttled without a labor issue as the cause happened in the mid-1930s.
Read More -
What Is The Bills Mafia?
While many teams in the National Football League share a unique bond with their fans, none have a "mafia" like the Buffalo Bills. So where did it come from?
Read More -
The Tragic 1946 Spokane Indians Bus Crash
In June, 1946, a tragedy befell the Western International League baseball team, the Spokane Indians. What happened next is a true show of sportsmanship.
Read More -
Famous People Diagnosed With Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson's disease is characterized by unintended body movements, often occuring around age 70. These are famous people diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
Read More -
The Untold Truth Of Tanya Tucker
Tanya Tucker was one of the most vocal female stars of the outlaw country movement. It wasn't all smooth sailing, though.
Read More -
Details Revealed In Takeoff's Coroner Report
On November 1, 2022, Takeoff was shot dead at a bowling alley in Houston, Texas. Here are the details that were released in the coroner's report.
Read More -
Ken Block's Bold Car Stunts Brought New Meaning To The Word Fearless
Every now and then reality not only matches fiction, but supersedes it. Such was the case pretty much anytime rally car driver Ken Block got behind the wheel.
Read More -
Who Were The Four Longest-Lasting Members Of Earth, Wind & Fire?
In the world of music, Earth, Wind & Fire stands as one of the most enduring acts of all time. So who were the four longest-lasting members of the group?
Read More -
Earth, Wind & Fire Members You May Not Know Have Died
Earth, Wind & Fire made their musical reputation as a blend of several musical genres -- jazz, rock, soul, and more -- with a career from the 1970s to today.
Read More -
The Death Of Jimi Hendrix's Mother Inspired One Of His Most Emotional Songs
Jimi Hendrix turned to his dreams for inspiration when he wrote songs.
Read More -
The Time David Letterman Got A Death Threat On An Al-Qaeda Message Board
One of David Letterman's jokes once offended a man who posted on an Al-Qaeda message board threatening him. Here's what Letterman said.
Read More -
How Duke Ellington Got His Nickname
Duke Ellington, one of the most iconic musicians of all time, earned his famous nickname because of the fancy way a friend of his used to dress.
Read More -
Who Were The Founding Members Of Modest Mouse?
Modest Mouse is a pop-punk band that rose to fame during the late 1990s, and has gone through quite a few band members. These were the original members.
Read More -
Inside Vivien Leigh's Relationship With Her Only Child
Actress Vivien Leigh and her only child, daughter Suzanne, had a complicated relationship. Learn more about how the mother and daughter got along.
Read More -
Gone With The Wind Star Leslie Howard's Mysterious And Tragic 1943 Death
Leslie Howard was a popular stage performer on Broadway before breaking into film. At 50, he still had a bright future ahead of him when his life was cut short.
Read More -
The Messed Up Truth About The 1970s Music Industry
It's no secret that the 1970s were filled with sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll, and the music industry was full of tawdry tales.
Read More -
Why John Mellencamp Told Bob Dylan To Stop Calling Him
John Mellencamp was always a big fan of Bob Dylan and his work. However, Mellencamp admits to having to tell the legendary singer to back off a bit.
Read More -
Who Was Barbara Walters' Father, Club Owner Lou Walters?
Fans of iconic journalist and television personality Barbara Walters may be surprised to find out that her father, Lou Walters, was quite famous himself.
Read More -
How Many Emmys Did Barbara Walters Have?
A broadcast news pioneer, Barbara Walters made history throughout her career and even created programming eligible for the Emmys: both primetime and daytime.
Read More -
Kate Bush Was Originally Supposed To Be On Fleetwood Mac's 'Rumours' Tour
Kate Bush was originally supposed to be on Fleetwood Mac's 'Rumours' tour in 1978. Here's why she turned down the opportunity.
Read More -
The Storied History Of Negro League Baseball
Before its decline, Negro League Baseball was once one of the biggest professional draws in the U.S. Here is the storied history of Negro League Baseball.
Read More
