What Did Elvis Actually Do During His Stint In The Military?
Elvis Presley received his letter to enlist in the military on December 20, 1957. So what did he actually do during his time there? Let's take a look.
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Ray Charles' Diet Pepsi Commercial Led To An Unexpected Lawsuit
Advertising is usually designed to be memorable -- creating a positive feeling about a product. Good ads gather attention -- sometimes negative attention.
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Jeffrey Dahmer's Favorite Movies Inspired A Terrifying Part Of His Look
In 1992, Jeffrey Dahmer was given 16 life sentences for a string of brutal murders of young men and boys. Here are the movies that inspired his appearance.
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How The Son Of Barney's Creator Landed In Prison
Sometimes, adults in the TV industry experience adult problems. Such was the case for the creator of Barney when her son landed in prison.
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Who Are Steven Seagal's Children?
Steven Seagal is known as an action movie star, but he also fathered several children. Here's who those children are and what they're doing now.
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Things Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story Got Wrong
Despite attempts at accuracy, in true crime shows, there are always things that get altered. These are some things Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story got wrong.
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Why The 1958 NFL Championship Game Was Called The 'Greatest Game Ever Played'
To celebrate its 100-year anniversary in 2020, the NFL polled 66 members of the media, asking what they considered to be the greatest NFL game ever played.
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The MLB Tryout You Probably Never Knew George Clooney Had
George Clooney is known as one of the most recognizable actors of our generation, but he also once had a tryout to play pro baseball for the Reds.
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Elvis Presley's Obsession With James Dean Explained
In so many important ways, Elvis Presley was one of a kind, a unique figure in popular entertainment, who nevertheless took inspiration from other entertainers.
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Who Is Jim Redmond, The Father Who Carried His Son Across The Olympic Finish Line?
Jim Redmond may be best known as the father who carried his son across the Olympic finish line. He died in October 2022, but the Olympic moment made history.
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Magic Johnson Received Some Blunt Advice From Michael Jordan After His NBA Return
Magic Johnson got some blunt advice from another NBA legend, Michael Jordan, after coming out of retirement. Here's what Jordan said.
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Joan Joyce: The Greatest American Athlete You've Never Heard Of
From time to time, athletes emerge who seem naturally endowed with the ability to play any sport with great success, but few were as successful as Joan Joyce.
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What Greta Garbo's Private Life Was Really Like
Greta Garbo mesmerized audiences with her seemingly effortless talent for on-camera acting. But her personal life was simple, reclusive, and very private.
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The Backlash To Elvis' First Appearance On The Ed Sullivan Show That May Have Gone Too Far
There are those moments in popular culture's history that seem to echo through the resulting ages, sometimes unscripted, sometimes planned, but memorable.
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Coolio Was An Avid Collector Of Something You Wouldn't Expect
People's collections say a lot about an individual, whether it's automobiles or autographs. The late Coolio enjoyed assembling his own unique set of items.
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How Many World Records Does Dude Perfect Really Have
Chances are you've seen one of Dude Perfect's trick shots in your social media feed. How do their obscure skills rank in the Guinness Book of World Records?
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Whatever Happened To Ed Genson From The First R. Kelly Case?
Ed Genson led a team of four attorneys that ultimately got all of R. Kelly's 2008 charges dismissed due to an admission from the prosecution.
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The Sad Reason Why Marlon Brando's Cameo In His Final Film Role Was Cut
Marlon Brando almost had a cameo in Scary Movie 2, but had to back out due to health concerns. Here's why he couldn't appear in the film.
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Loretta Lynn's When You're Poor Is More Biographical Than You Think
Country singer Loretta Lynn wrote songs that were personal to her, which is why "When You're Poor" is more biographical than you think.
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Joe DiMaggio Called This Legendary Negro League Pitcher The Best He Ever Faced
Before Joe DiMaggio sold coffee makers, before he married Marilyn Monroe, he was a baseball professional who appreciated the talent of the men he faced.
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Loretta Lynn's Most Controversial Song Is Still As Relevant As Ever
Loretta Lynn was one of country music's most legendary stars ever to hit the stage, but one of her songs stirred up lots of controversies back in the 1970s.
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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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