Famous Athletes Who Played Through Serious Injuries
While most athletes play with some sort of injury, there are some performances that are defining, such as these 12, who pushed through their pain to compete.
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A Complete Timeline Of Ticketmaster's Rise To Power
How did a ticketing system designed to make our lives more convenient become a financial burden? Here is a complete timeline of Ticketmaster's rise to power.
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The Similarities Between Alex Smith And Joe Theismann's Gruesome Injuries Are Like A Twilight Zone Episode
The devastating injuries to Washington quarterbacks Alex Smith and Joe Theismann share a plethora of eerie and unsettling similarities.
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The Controversial Abraham Lincoln Letter That Appears In War Epic Saving Private Ryan
Abraham Lincoln is among the most admired and significant leaders in U.S. history, and one of his letters appeared in "Saving Private Ryan." But was it his?
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Figuring Out The NFL's Oldest Franchises Is As Clear As The Definition Of A Catch
Football is, by far, one of the biggest, if not the biggest, professional sports in the United States. So what are its oldest franchise? Let's take a look.
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Why Kurt Cobain Found A Closer Bond To John Lennon Than Paul McCartney
Here's why Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain preferred John Lennon to Paul McCartney as his favorite Beatle.
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Tragic Text Messages Famous People Sent Before Dying
Whether it was the last text message they ever sent or the last one a loved one received, here are the tragic text messages famous people sent before dying.
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Rage Against The Machine Didn't Shy Away From Their Thoughts On The Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict
Among those who expressed their opinion on the Kyle Rittenhouse outcome were members of the rock band Rage Against the Machine. Here's what they said.
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Itzhak Perlman: 12 Facts About The Famous Violinist
Noted violinist Itzhak Perlman has multiple awards and accolades to his name. Here are some facts about the legend.
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Why Pittsburgh's Teams All Sport The Same Black And Gold Color Scheme
What do the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Pittsburgh Penguins, and the Pittsburgh Pirates have in common (aside from the city they represent)?
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The Correct Order In Which To Watch The Halloween Franchise
The "Halloween" movie franchise can be confusing, with multiple timelines, sequels, characters, and more. Here's how to watch them.
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How Did Dr. John Get His Name?
Malcolm John "Mac" Rebennack became known as Dr. John, an outlandish New Orleans musical icon. But how and why did he assume the Dr. John persona?
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Michael Jordan's Revenge Quest Against Chicago Bulls' Reggie Theus
Michael Jordan is known as one of the greatest basketball players of all time, but when he was just a rookie, his skills were doubted by another player.
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A Single Thanksgiving Game Allowed Randy Moss To Get Revenge And Become A NFL Legend
One of the key parts of Thanksgiving is sitting down to take in a football game. Here is the time Randy Moss got revenge while becoming an NFL legend.
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Why Music Theorists Say The Banjo Can Never Sound Sad
To say that a particular musical instrument belongs to only one genre defies creativity, but saying an instrument only plays one musical emotion?
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Why Author William S. Burroughs Once Sent A Letter To The Sex Pistols
Counterculture icon, author, and Beat Generation pioneer William S. Burroughs had very strong things to say to the Sex Pistols concerning Queen Elizabeth II.
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The Two Times The Kentucky Derby Was Postponed And Replaced By Turtle Races
The Kentucky Derby was twice postponed and replaced by an unlikely event: turtle races. Here's the story of "the slowest two minutes in sports."
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The Official Turkey Pardon Ceremony Came In Part Because Of The Iran-Contra Scandal
Every year around Thanksgiving, the U.S. president partakes in the annual ceremony of pardoning a turkey. Here is its connection to the Iran-Contra scandal.
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Cristiano Ronaldo's Name Has An Unlikely Political Origin
There's William Shakespeare's often-quoted, perhaps rhetorical line about "What's in a name?" but the fact is, an individual's name, and its origin, matter.
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How Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas Became A Holiday Classic
Some Christmas songs date back centuries, with international roots, and others have come to prominence and acceptance within less than a century.
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The Time A Young Sean Connery Took Down 6 Gang Members With A Bond-Like Ease
A young Sean Connery once took down six gang members who assaulted him in Edinburgh, Scotland, when he was working as a bouncer at a bar.
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The Unexpected Way Mickey Kuhn Might Have Been Vivien Leigh's Good Luck Charm
Mickey Kuhn, who recently passed away, starred in the two movies for which actress Vivien Leigh won her two Academy Awards, serving as her good luck charm.
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This Was North Korea's Only Death Metal Band
However, it seems like a few North Koreans might have slipped through the musical cracks of such a crushing lack of freedom.
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Essential Jay Leno Facts For Every Fan
Jay Leno's tenure as host of "The Tonight Show" is perhaps well-known to most fans, but there are likely a few facts about him you don't know. Here are 12.
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Was There A Real Frances Farmer?
"Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle" is a sometimes overlooked song on Nirvana's "In Utero" album.
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Kurt Cobain Damaged His Body In Two Different Ways From Performing
An interview with Kurt Cobain gives readers an insight as to just how much his body was suffering from his art.
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Tom Petty's Estate Won't Back Down From Going After People Who Use His Music
Tom Petty's songs are used in a variety of circumstances, but Petty won't back down from going after people who use them illegally.
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