Here's How Willie Mays Basically Played Three Games In One Day
On May 31, 1964, Giants legend Willie Mays played the equivalent of three and a half games in a doubleheader against the Mets.
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Johnny Cash's Career Was Almost Destroyed For Standing Up For Native Americans
Johnny Cash's career was almost destroyed for standing up for Native Americans with his concept album, "Bitter Tears: Ballads of the American Indian."
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Franco Harris Died Nearly 50 Years After The Immaculate Reception Made Him An NFL Legend
The Immaculate Reception was the metaphorical end to decades of Steelers' ineptitude, and it solidified Franco Harris as a Pittsburgh legend.
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Tragic Details About Lars Ulrich
Lars Ulrich of Metallica has experienced loss and adversity is his life and career, starting with a shattered athletic dream as a teen new to the United States.
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How A 1941 Noir Film Inspired A Name For An Atomic Bomb
An atomic bomb was named after a character in the movie "The Maltese Falcon."
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Whitney Houston's Relationship With Her Father Explained
John Houston had a hand in Whitney Houston's career early on. After his daughter hit the big time, though, that success drove a wedge in the Houston family.
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Paul McCartney And John Lennon's Connection To AC/DC
Paul McCartney and John Lennon of the Beatles have a very interesting connection to Australian rockers AC/DC. But what exactly is the nature of the connection?
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The Tragic Crash That Ended The Career Of Elvis' Guitarist, Hank Garland
While Hank Garland may not have the same recognition as many other rock guitarists, his influence on popular music is immeasurable. So what happened to him?
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The Baseball Legend Who Once Gave Life Advice To A Teenage OJ Simpson
O.J. Simpson is probably remembered these days for beating a murder rap, but when he was a teenager, focused on sports, he got some guidance from a legend.
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The Time The Guess Who Rocked The White House In 1970
The Guess Who may not have given the world too many classic songs, yet the ones they gave us were defining tunes. But did you know they played the White House?
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John Lennon Said He 'Didn't Feel Anything' After The Death Of The Rolling Stones' Brian Jones
John Lennon said he "didn't feel anything" after the death of the Rolling Stones' Brian Jones, even though the two had once been friends.
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Where Is Billy Mays Buried?
Celebrity pitchman Billy Mays, famous for his exciting delivery and salesmanship, died in 2009. Here is the place where you can visit Billy Mays' grave.
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Merv Griffin's Cheeky Tombstone Message For Fans
Comedian and television legend Merv Griffin just had to have the last word and wrote his own humorous message to appear on his tombstone after his death.
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Aaron Rogers: 11 Essential Facts For Football Fans
Despite his unconventional path to the pros, Aaron Rodgers has since become a favorite on the field. Here are some essential facts about him for football fans.
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What Is A Foley Artist?
Sound is one of the most important aspects of film, and one of the most important roles in the creation of sound in film is the Foley artist. So what is it?
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Bette Davis' Gravestone Sums Up Her Life In 6 Words
Bette Davis was known as a person who didn't pull any punches. Here gravestone sums up her life in six words.
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Who Is Robyn Crawford?
Unless you're caught up on your Whitney Houston trivia, it's unlikely that you've heard of one of the most important people in her life: Robyn Crawford.
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The Tragic Story Of The World's First Face Transplant Recipient
After suffering horrific injuries, Isabelle Dinoire was offered an unexpected lifeline — a radical surgery that had never been attempted before.
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Things Found At Rock Star Death Scenes
A rock star's lack of privacy tends to follow them to the grave, as pictures, inquests, and theories about their death flood the internet once they pass away.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Patti LaBelle
For every one of Patti LaBelle's successes, there was a failure, and for every accomplishment, there was a loss.
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The April Fools' Day Prank Björk Pulled On Fans Of Led Zeppelin
Icelandic music icon Björk once played a hilarious April Fools' Day prank on fans of rock pioneers, Led Zeppelin. Unfortunately, it was just a prank.
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What Happened To Thomas Mesereau From The Michael Jackson Case?
Thomas Mesereau began doing criminal defense work in the 1990s and soon developed a reputation for helping in some cases that were making headlines.
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The Science Behind Facial Fracture Protections In Sports
In sports, accidents are bound to happen, and when they do, some athletes have no choice but to wear a sports face mask while they heal. Here's how they work.
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The Unlikely Shout Out Whitney Houston Got In American Psycho
As one would expect from such an icon, Whitney Houston has been referenced or had her music featured in numerous films and shows — including "American Psycho."
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Inside Kirstie Alley's Infamous 1991 Emmy Award Speech
Kirstie Alley's infamous 1991 Emmy Award speech got laughs and raised eyebrows, and became the running joke for the rest of the night.
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The Best Rock Albums Of 2022
The last few years have been tough for rock music, but it's still a formidable creative force. These are the best rock albums of 2022.
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What Happened To The Teletubbies?
Icons of 1990s childhood, the Teletubbies walked as awkwardly as little kids and spoke an indecipherable language. So what happened to them?
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