These Golden Age Hollywood Stars Spent Time Searching For The Treasure Of Oak Island
Several of Hollywood's Golden Age stars, including Errol Flynn and John Wayne, have dedicated themselves to finding the Oak Island treasure.
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Alanis Morissette Had A Personal Reason For Skipping The 2022 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Performance
Being part of the annual Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony is a pretty big deal, so heads were shaking when Alanis Morissette bowed out this year.
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The Tragic 1997 Death Of Jimi Hendrix's Protégé, Randy California
Randy California was just a teenager when he payed with one of Jimi Hendrix's early bands, but Hendrix's protégé died tragically in 1997.
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Jim 'Mattress Mack' McIngvale's Incredible Life Story Explained
Texas celebrity and businessman Jim McIngvale had a big payout recently when the Astros won the World Series. Here is more about McIngvale's incredible life.
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How Marvin Gaye's Mentorship Gave Stevie Wonder The Springboard For His Career
Stevie Wonder put current events and emotions into his music, and had some guidance from the one and only Marvin Gaye.
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What Jimi Hendrix And Neil Young Had To Do To Get To Woodstock
Jimi Hendrix and Neil Young were two of the many stars at the legendary Woodstock music festival. Here's. what they had to do to get there.
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The Story Of Yusra Mardini, The Syrian Refugee Who Swam Her Way Into The 2016 Olympics
Yusra Mardini was a Syrian refugee who swam in the 2020 Olympics after a lifetime of hardship and fleeing war. This is her inspiring story.
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Elizabeth Taylor's Unexpected Role In Muhammad Ali's Near-Stunning Loss
Muhammad Ali is one of the most celebrated boxers in the sport's history. Here is how Elizabeth Taylor nearly cost him a match against Henry Cooper in 1963.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Third Eye Blind
After their electrifying self-titled debut in 1997, Third Eye Blind hit a rocky road of tensions, lawsuits, and disruptive personnel changes.
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The Truth About Weird Al Yankovic And Coolio's Feud
Most musicians are proud to be parodied by Weird Al Yankovic. Coolio was not one of those musicians at first, but he soon learned the errors of his ways.
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How Shaquem Griffin Became The First One-Handed Football Player In The NFL
In August 2022, NFL linebacker Shaquem Griffin announced his retirement. Here's how he became the first one-handed football player in the NFL.
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The First Native American To Play Professional Baseball
Native Americans have a long history in Major League Baseball, though it's not without controversy. This was the first Native American to play pro baseball.
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Duran Duran Guitarist Andy Taylor Shares Grim Update About His Health
Duran Duran was a New Wave phenomenon that cemented its place in rock history. However, guitarist Andy Taylor recently shared grim news about his health.
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Willie Mays Left A Game In 1963 So Baseball History Could Be Made
San Francisco Giants' legend Willie Mays once left a game in 1963 so three brothers could play in the outfield at the same time -- an MLB first.
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Houston Astros Manager Reveals The Wild 18th Birthday He Celebrated With Jimi Hendrix
Houston Astros manager Dusty Baker celebrated his 18th birthday at a wild Jimi Hendrix concert, and then smoked marijuana with him years later.
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The Tragic Death Of NASCAR's Coy Gibbs
Coy Gibbs, vice chairman of the NASCAR team Joe Gibbs Racing, has died at the age of 49.
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This Is How Wednesday Addams Got Her Name
Wednesday Addams, of the poplar show and movie franchise "The Addams Family," is characterized by her morbid personality. Here's how she got her name.
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Tragic Details About Duran Duran
Since 1978, the new wave group Duran Duran has entertained its legions of Duranies and other devotees of pop rock. Here are tragic details about Duran Duran.
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Willie Mays' Most Famous Play Was Just A Routine Catch To Him
Willie Mays is one of baseball's all-time great players. Most fans remember him for "The Catch," a famous play made by Mays in center field.
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Actor Leslie Nielsen Has One Last Joke Written On His Gravestone
Actor Leslie Nielsen is remembered for a bevy of roles in iconic comedic films. Following his death in 2010, Nielsen left one last joke upon his gravestone.
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Inside Carly Simon's Whirlwind Voyage From London With Sean Connery
Carly Simon is almost as famous for her romantic history as for her chart-topping recordings, springing from her early collaboration with her sister Lucy.
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Simon Le Bon: Facts About The Duran Duran Frontman
Much of Duran Duran's success came after the addition of the group's charismatic frontman, Simon Le Bon. Here are some facts you may not know about him.
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Where The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Balloons Are Kept All Year
Thanksgiving often means preparation ahead of time, both for families and for Macy's, the company that sponsors the annual Thanksgiving parade in New York.
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Eurythmics: A Look Back At The Pop Duo's Career
Even amidst a multitude of rising stars, Eurythmics managed to leave an impressive mark by combining many genres. Here's a look back at the pop duo's career.
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Who Is The Woman On The Cover Of Black Sabbath's Landmark Album?
The 1970 release of Black Sabbath's debut album changed the music industry forever. So who is the woman on the cover of the group's landmark album?
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Liza Minnelli: From Childhood To Icon
You can't talk about showbiz icons without mentioning "Cabaret" star and EGOT winner Liza Minnelli. Let's explore the legendary performer's rise to stardom.
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Why William Shatner Feared His Famed Twilight Zone Episode Would Be The Worst Thing He Ever Did
Countless actors have had to take jobs that embarrassed them later in their careers -- both side hustles while waiting for a break, and actual performances.
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