Who Inherited Greta Garbo's Fortune After Her Death?
Born Greta Lovisa Gustafsson, Greta Garbo was one of the most glamorous stars of the silent movie era. Here's who inherited her fortune after her death.
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There Is More To Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's Goggles Than Meets The Eye
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had a brilliant pro basketball career, with athletic accomplishments that continue to boggle the mind, many performed while wearing goggles.
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Here's Who Inherited Bette Davis' Fortune After Her Death
Born Ruth Elizabeth Davis in 1908, Bette Davis was a theater actress before she moved on to Hollywood. Here's who inherited her fortune after her death.
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How David Bowie Helped Shape The Image Of DC's Staple Villain
David Bowie is one of the most recognizable musicians of all time. Here's how the legendary songwriter helped shape the image of DC's staple villain.
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The Monster Mash's Lesser-Known Sequels Are So Bad They're Good
Nothing succeeds like success (or excess, depending), so it's no surprise that a monster hit like 1962's "Monster Mash" spawned more than a few follow-ups.
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The Real Story Behind Steely Dan's Kid Charlemagne
The real story behind Steely Dan's Kid Charlemagne has to do with an underground icon who was behind much of the LSD that shaped the '60s counterculture.
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How Are Football Goal Posts Designed To Withstand Surging Fans?
Tearing down goal posts may seem like a strange way to celebrate an important victory, but the intersection between emotions and sports is a strange thing.
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Tragic Details About The House Of The Dragon Cast
"House of the Dragon" obviously pays great attention to casting and many of the actors portraying the tormented characters have firsthand experience of tragedy.
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Why Colonel Parker Sold 'I Hate Elvis' Buttons
Colonel Tom Parker could find a money-making opportunity anywhere, and surprisingly, he found it in the pockets of people who loathed Elvis.
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Things Rock Stars Were Buried With
While some famous musicians were buried with keepsakes anyone could understand not wanting to leave behind, others decided to go a much more rock-star route.
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Controversial Things About Famous Romance Novelists
Throughout history, criticisms of romance novelists pertain almost entirely to the sensual and sometimes scandalous matter of their books.
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The Tragic 2004 Death Of Spalding Gray
Actor and playwright Spalding Gray was missing for two months before his body was tragically found in New York's East River in 2004.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Tracy Morgan
Most know Tracy Morgan for his wildly hilarious characters on "Saturday Night Live" or "30 Rock." But behind the jokes on stage is his tragic real-life story.
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Why Blink-182's Reunion With Tom DeLonge Has Been A Long Time Coming For Fans
Blink-182 recently announced its long-awaited reunion with Tom DeLonge, as well as a tour, new album, and single. Here's why it's been a long time coming.
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Who Is The Little-Known Singer Behind Pink Floyd's The Great Gig In The Sky?
Pink Floyd's song "The Great Gig in the Sky" is known for its powerful and haunting female voice. This is the little-known singer behind the improvised vocals.
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Essential Blink-182 Facts For All Fans
They're pop punk pioneers, infamous pranksters, and musicians with fascinating side projects. Read about Blink-182, the reigning punk kings of fart jokes.
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The Hidden Meaning Behind Bob Dylan's My Back Pages
Bob Dylan is known for his lyrical prowess, yet some of his songs can seem cryptic. This is the hidden meaning behind Dylan's "My Back Pages."
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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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