Tragic Details Found In The Big Bopper's Autopsy Report
Jiles Perry Richardson, also known as "The Big Bopper," died in a plane crash in 1959.
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Why Audrey Hepburn's Voice In My Fair Lady Isn't What It Seems
Audrey Hepburn is famous for appearing in "My Fair Lady," but the singing voice in the movie isn't her own. Here's why her voice isn't what it seems.
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Inside The Friendship Between Bob Dylan And Patti Smith
Two artists of their respective genres might have stood head and shoulders above many of their contemporaries: Patti Smith and Bob Dylan. Here's their story.
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The Time Mikhail Gorbachev Became Louis Vuitton's Next Big Supermodel
Mikhail Gorbachev, former leader of the Soviet Union, filled many roles on the global stage during his long life. Some roles had greater importance than others.
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The Tragic 1976 Murder Of Sal Mineo
The tragic 1976 murder of Sal Mineo was initially blamed on his lifestyle, but it turned out that his killer was a complete stranger.
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Here's Who Inherited Arthur Miller's Money After His Death
Arthur Miller is considered to be among the greatest authors and playwrights ever. But who inherited his money after his death? Let's find out.
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Why Some Aren't Convinced Jean Harlow's Husband Paul Bern Died By Suicide
Particularly during the so-called Golden Age of Hollywood, movie studios were forces to be reckoned with -- fiefdoms that answered only to themselves.
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The Truth Behind Eric Clapton And Jimmy Page's '60s Feud Explained
Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page recorded songs together in the 1960s, but they ended up in a bitter feud. Here's the story of Clapton and Page's feud.
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Why A Back Injury Might Have Been The Best Thing To Happen To Gregory Peck's Acting Career
Actor Gregory Peck had a long and successful acting career. Here's why a back injury might have been the best thing to happen to his life in film.
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The Real Story Behind Crispin Glover's Infamous Letterman Appearance
When Crispin Glover went on "The David Letterman Show" in 1987, he confused some. But come 1991, folks could have easily figured the whole thing out.
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Michael Jackson's Invincible Album Cost A Staggering Amount To Make
Michael Jackson's "Invincible" album, released in 2001, wasn't his most popular, but it was his most expensive. Here's how much the album cost.
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Here's Who Inherited Larry Flynt's Money After His Death
Larry Flynt, founder of Hustler magazine and famous peddler of smut, amassed a fortune during his life. Here's who inherited his money when he died.
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John McEnroe And Bjorn Borg's Tennis Rivalry Explained
John McEnroe and Bjorn Borg are two of the best tennis players to grace the court. With their long association with tennis, here is a look into their rivalry.
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Here's Who Inherited Johnny Cash's Wealth After He Died
Famed country singer Johnny Cash had five kids, but how many received his inheritance? There's an interesting story behind this question — let's take a look.
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What John Lennon Stole From A Music Shop On The Beatles' First Trip Abroad
John Lennon stole from a music shop on the Beatles' first trip abroad and the item he stole was used in the band's debut single.
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The Truth About John McEnroe's Controversial Opinion Of Serena Williams
John McEnroe and Serena Williams are two legends of tennis, but here's the truth about McEnroe's controversial opinion of Williams.
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Inside Chad Smith's Relationship With Taylor Hawkins
Chad Smith, the Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer, and Taylor Hawkins, who drummed for the Foo Fighters, were close friends, with Smith calling Hawkins his brother.
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What Happened To John McAfee's Widow Janice Dyson?
John McAfee, of McAfee software, died on June 23, 2021, and among the questions that remain, some wonder about his widow Janice Dyson and what happened to her.
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The Staggering Number Of Bricks That Make Up The Empire State Building
The Empire State Building was once the tallest building in the world, and still stands as an architectural marvel. Here's how many bricks it took to build.
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How Tim Donaghy's NBA Betting Antics Made Him A Target Of The Mob
Tim Donaghy, a former NBA referee who served jail time for betting and potentially fixing NBA games, was actually a target of the mob.
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One Song That Inspired Pete Townshend And Jimmy Page To Pursue A Music Career
Pete Townshend and Jimmy Page are rock 'n' roll icons, but one song inspired them both to pursue a music career.
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Whatever Happened To Disgraced Former NBA Referee Tim Donaghy?
Tim Donaghy is infamous for being a crooked NBA referee and gabling addict who would help fix games so bettors would win. Here's what happened to him.
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David Bowie Had Strong Feelings About George Harrison's Spirituality
Eric Idle believed that his esoteric Piscean friend George Harrison would get along great with the otherworldly stardust-sprinkled Capricorn David Bowie.
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The Tragic Death Of Moe From The Three Stooges
Unlike his screen presence, Moe from The Three Stooges was universally acclaimed as a generous and thoughtful man, making his death all the more tragic.
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Why Mike Tyson Thinks His Mom's Death Was 'One Of The Best Things That Ever Happened' To Him
Mike Tyson had a complicated relationship with her mother, Lorna.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Jefferson Airplane's Original Drummer, Skip Spence
Skip Spence was Jefferson Airplane's first drummer and was also known for his time with Moby Grape. Here's a closer look at his tragic life story.
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Old Hollywood Star George Raft Turned Down More Scripts Than Anyone Realized
Old Hollywood star George Raft turned down more scripts than anyone realized. He was very particular about his roles.
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