Why The Fonda Acting Family Owed Their Careers To Marlon Brando's Mother
The Fonda acting family is one of the most well-known in Hollywood. Here's why the family owes their careers to Marlon Brando's mother.
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The Scary Accident That Caused Elvira's Scars
Today Cassandra Peterson is best known for her campy persona "Elvira, Mistress of the Dark," but at one time she was a scarred, bullied little girl.
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The Tragic 2009 Disappearance And Death Of Mitrice Richardson
On September 16, 2009, Mitrice Richardson ordered an $89 meal at Geoffrey's, a restaurant in Malibu, California. What happened next is tragic and still debated.
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What Happened To The Man Who Sang Monster Mash?
Christmas probably gets the most attention in terms of music of the season, but there are Halloween entries, too, especially the perennial "Monster Mash."
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Why Prince Always Wore The Color Purple
Prince was an icon in the truest sense of the word, in part because of his unique style. Here's why he always wore the color purple.
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Edgar Allan Poe Took Writing Inspiration From An Unexpected Source
Edgar Allan Poe, the artist who crafted both fiction and poetry, is perhaps most often associated with ravens, but other animals also provided inspiration.
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How A Religious Sculpture Became A Viral SNL Moment
Art is at its best when it draws in the audience, sparking discussion, offering alternative views of reality, perhaps even changing society for the better.
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The World's Most Famous Visually Impaired Athletes
As parasports become more popular, not only are disabilities normalized, but the feats of some of the world's greatest athletes get well-deserved attention.
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Here's Why Dusty Springfield Got Deported From South Africa
Here's why British soul singer Dusty Springfield got deported from South Africa in 1964 when she and her band toured there.
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Why The Origin Of Hagrid's Name In Harry Potter Holds A Deeper Meaning
By now, almost every person on the planet is probably familiar with the Harry Potter series. Here's why the origin of Hagrid's name holds a deeper meaning.
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The Only Animal Hagrid From Harry Potter Was Not A Fan Of
Rubeus Hagrid, the famed Hogwarts groundskeeper who introduced a young Harry Potter to the famed university of wizardry arts, is known for many things.
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Redeem Team Moments That Make Us Miss Kobe Bryant Even More
No documentary can fully tell the story it seeks to explain, yet can still stir up memories of the individuals whose saga unfolds for the viewers.
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The Ringo Starr Music Video You Forgot Starred Carrie Fisher
It's often a joyous result when outstanding artists from different disciplines cooperate to creation a unique piece of popular entertainment -- maybe history.
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Athletes And Coaches Who Lost It On Their Own Teams
Great athletes push themselves and their teammates to almost superhuman acts of physicality. Here are athletes and coaches who lost it on their own teams.
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What All Of Ozzy Osbourne's Former Bandmates Have Said About Him
Ozzy Osbourne has worked with countless musicians who have all helped to shape his music and legacy. Here's what they have said about him.
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Why The Auction Of Jeffrey Dahmer's Glasses Caused So Much Online Controversy
Murderabilia is the collection of things having to do with known killers. Here's why the auction of Jeffrey Dahmer's glasses caused so much online controversy.
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Kurt Cobain Had Some Blunt Thoughts About Hip-Hop Music In The Early '90s
In a pair of 1991 interviews, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain shared some interesting thoughts on rap and hip-hop music.
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A Timeline Of Alex Jones' Legal Troubles
Alex Jones has attracted a growing number of lawsuits set to cost him millions. Here's what you need to know about the biggest lawsuits he's faced.
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The Best Finds On American Pickers
The American Pickers have been all over the country and discovered all kinds of treasures. Here are some of the best finds on American Pickers.
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The Real Meaning Behind Foster The People's Song Pumped Up Kicks
"Pumped Up Kicks" is a bubbly, mellow song that launched Foster the People to fame. But what does it really mean? Let's take a look — you might be surprised.
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Where Is A Friend Of The Family Subject Robert Berchtold's Ex-Wife Now?
"A Friend of the Family" is based on the unfathomable real life story of the Brogergs, but where is subject Robert Berchtold's ex-wife now?
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The Reality Of Donald Trump's Golf Empire
Everyone knows by now that Donald Trump owns golf courses and enjoys playing at them on the regular. But dealings behind the links have been sketchy and shady.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Lady Gaga
Beneath the meat dress, sequins, and stardom of Lady Gaga is a real woman with very real struggles. Here's the tragic real-life story of Stefani Germanotta.
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Angela Lansbury's Journey To The US Was Fraught With Chaos
Angela Lansbury's journey to the U.S. was fraught with chaos due to World War II attacks on British cities.
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The Truth About Angela Lansbury's Friendship With Bea Arthur
There are many actors who forge lifelong, genuine bonds. Angela Lansbury met Bea Arthur on the set of "Mame," and the two became fast friends.
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What Was Angela Lansbury's Final Movie Role?
Angela Lansbury had 111 film and TV acting credits before her 2022 death. Her final movie -- released posthumously -- will make 112. Here's what it is.
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Angela Lansbury Had A Murder, She Wrote Fan In Music Legend Frank Sinatra
On one occasion Sinatra revealed himself to be a "Murder, She Wrote" mega-fan, confessing he loved the show after inviting Angela out to dinner with his partner
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