What Was Loretta Lynn's Net Worth When She Died?
With a career as long and as successful as Loretta Lynn had, her net worth was sizable when she died.
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How Loretta Lynn Wrote One Of Her Most Famous Songs In Just 10 Minutes
Country music legend Loretta Lynn penned one of her most famous songs in about 10 minutes after uttering the title in response to a fan who shared her story.
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Tragic Details About UB40
Behind the scenes, UB40 has been nowhere near as chill as their music might suggest they are. Here are some tragic details about UB40.
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Country Music Runs In The Family For Loretta Lynn's Sisters
Sometimes, though not always, an affinity for artistic expression runs in the family, and that seems to have been the case for Loretta Lynn.
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Every Famous Singer In Loretta Lynn's Final Birthday Card
When the Lynn family announced that country music legend Loretta Lynn had died, tributes from country musicians young and old showed up on social media.
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The Tragic 1939 Death Of Upcoming Finnish Film Star Sirkka Sari
Upcoming Finnish film star Sirkka Sari had a bright future ahead of her until one tragic mistake led to her death in 1939.
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Inside Loretta Lynn's Relationship With Dolly Parton
Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton are not just two of the most iconic women in country music history — they shared a long and seemingly treasured friendship.
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The Story Behind Loretta Lynn's Very First No. 1 Hit
Loretta Lynn was a legendary country artist who recently passed away. This is the story behind her very first number one hit song, "Don't Come Home A-Drinkin."
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What Did Bob Dylan Really Think About The Band Kiss?
When Bob Dylan converted to Christianity, he began to believe that the band KISS were destined for Hell due to the nature of their music.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Loretta Lynn
Born a coal miner's daughter in a log cabin in Kentucky, on April 14, 1932, and one of country music's greatest artists, Loretta Lynn has died.
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Doctor Dolittle Basically Ended Rex Harrison's Hollywood Career
Released in 1967, 20th Century Fox's "Doctor Dolittle" basically ended Rex Harrison's Hollywood career. So what exactly happened? Let's take a look.
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How LeBron James Really Felt After Kobe Bryant Died
LeBron James and Kobe Bryant are two names that continue to shine in the annals of professional basketball. Were they colleagues, rivals, or something else?
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Tragic Details About Coolio
Coolio's 59 years on this Earth involved plenty of wins and losses, and while his hits are what people remember, he went through considerable troubles, as well.
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The Horrifying Way A Football Fan Was Killed By A Flying Lawnmower
A football fan was once killed by a flying lawnmower in one of the biggest freak accidents of all time. Here's what happened to the fan.
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Whatever Happened To Sacheen Littlefeather?
The Academy Awards, Hollywood's biggest annual party, has often been the scene of controversy, but rarely like that over Brando turning down his Oscar.
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The Grateful Dead Gave A Young Boy The Greatest Bar Mitzvah Someone Could Ask For
The Grateful Dead gave a young boy the greatest bar mitzvah someone could ask for one night back in 1971.
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Whatever Happened To Audrey Kauffman From Sins Of The Amish?
"Sins of the Amish" shined a light on sexual abuse in the Amish community, but whatever happened to Audrey Kauffman from the series?
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The Real Reason Why David Bowie Started Wearing An Eyepatch
David Bowie was famous for taking on a variety of personas. One of them was a pirate-type character who wore an eyepatch. Here's why Bowie wore an eyepatch.
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The Tragic 1958 Death Of Actor Gareth Jones During A Live Television Broadcast
What if something were to truly go wrong, though, and an actor or actress was hurt — or, worse, killed — live on the air?
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Times Blonde Lied To You
"Blonde's" accuracy of Marilyn Monroe's life -- or lack thereof -- can be verified. And as it turns out, "Blonde" makes some pretty wild leaps away from fact.
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The Tragic Truth About Frankenstein Novelist Mary Shelley
With her 1818 novel "Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus," Mary Shelley managed to write one of the most powerful literary works of the 1800s.
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Bob Marley Had An Incredible Spiritual Hobby Before His Music Career
Bob Marley had an incredible spiritual hobby before his music career, and though he was just a child, people said he was eerily accurate in his predictions.
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The Unsettling Inspiration Behind The Doors' Song Riders On The Storm
"Riders on the Storm" by The Doors is a haunting track, one that seems almost cinematic. As for the inspiration behind Morrison's lyrics? Two words: true crime.
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Keith Richards Once Compared Meeting One Of His Idols To Meeting An Elephant
Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones once compared meeting one of his music idols to meeting an elephant. Here's what he meant by the strange analogy.
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How The Chicago Bulls' Craig Hodges Went From NBA Champion To Blacklisted Out Of The Game
Craig Hodges was a key reserve for the Chicago Bulls' first two championship teams in the '90s but was only 31 when he was allegedly blackballed by the NBA.
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What Happens If A Cemetery Is Abandoned?
For many years, the remains of the deceased found a common final resting place: the town cemetery. It's changing in America -- but are cemeteries changing, too?
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Inside Marlene Dietrich's Espionage FBI Files
Actor Marlene Dietrich is well-known for being a classic star of the silver screen, but she was also a patriot, whose road to service began with FBI suspicions.
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