The Tragic 1898 American Massacre Many People Haven't Heard Of
The Wilmington Insurrection of 1898 was one of the saddest events in U.S. history, yet also one of the least talked about or remembered events in U.S. history.
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What Happened To Dorothea Puente's Victim Ruth Monroe?
Dorothea Puente looked like Central Casting's idea of a caucasian grandmother: white hair, big glasses. She was considerably more -- or less -- than that.
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What Happened To Candy Montgomery's Defense Attorneys After Her Acquittal?
It's a rare ax murder trial that ends with the accused going free, but that's what happened with Candy Montgomery. What happened to her defense attorneys?
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The Iconic Band's Music Richard Ramirez Was Denied While On Death Row
When Richard Ramirez was a prisoner at San Quentin, he was denied access to a rock band performing at the prison. That didn't stop him from sending a gift.
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How Accurate Is The Movie Summer Of Sam?
In 1999, 22 years after serial killer David Berkowitz, aka The Son of Sam, unleashed a deluge of chaos on the streets of NYC, "Summer of Sam" hit box offices.
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The Story Behind The Death Threats Against Barney The Dinosaur
Barney's history wasn't always rainbows and sunshine. Over the years, Barney garnered widespread hatred from many people. What was that all about, anyway?
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John Frusciante: Get To Know The Guitarist For The Red Hot Chili Peppers
Guitarist John Frusciante's history with RHCP might make your head spin. This is the truth about the Red Hot Chili Peppers' John Frusciante.
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The Recording Session For Pink Floyd's Classic Song Had An Unexpected Guest
The recording session for Pink Floyd's classic song "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" had an unexpected -- yet fitting --- guest.
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Bloopers That Got These Sports Announcers Fired
Some bloopers may just cause laughs and red faces, but other times the penalty is more severe. Here are bloopers that got these sports announcers fired
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What We Know About Snoop Dogg's Arrest Record
Snoop Dogg went from gansta rapper to beloved icon even though he's had several brushes with the law. Here's what we know about his arrest record.
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The Rolling Stones' First Manager Made A Potentially Life-Saving Decision By Leaving The Band
The Rolling Stones' first manager said he succumbed to the stereotypical rock 'n' roll lifestyle, so leaving the band was potentially a life-saving decision.
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Paths Of Glory Was Loosely Based On A Tragedy That Left Four Soldiers Dead
"Paths of Glory" was loosely based on a tragedy that left four soldiers dead, and the worst part is, they were purposely killed by their own comerades.
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NBA Players Who Died Before Turning 40
When a young person with their whole life ahead of them dies suddenly, the blow can be unbearable. Here are NBA players who died before turning 40.
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Judy Tenuta's Amazing New Year's Times Square Stunt Formally Launched Comedy Central
There a time when TV channels were limited, when the internet as a entertainment medium was a distant dream, before the launch of Comedy Central.
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What The Most Famous NBA Players From The 1990s Look Like Today
If you ever wondered about what happened to some of the most famous NBA players of the 1990s, here's an update of what they look like today, some 30 years on.
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Blondie Only Canceled One Concert In Their 50-Year Career. Here's Why
Pop band Blondie rose to fame in the late 1970s. This is the story of the only time they ever cancelled a concert during their 50-year career.
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The Major Health Change Desi Arnaz Made In The Last Year Of His Life
Desi Arnaz is perhaps best remembered today for his successful show business partnership with his wife Lucille Ball. Underneath, he had his own flaws.
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Lou Reed Had Nothing Nice To Say About These Legendary Musicians
Late Velvet Underground frontman Lou Reed didn't hold back when roasting these classic rock icons in a pair of interviews.
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What Was Little Richard's Net Worth When He Died?
Little Richard once described himself as the "architect" of rock 'n' roll, and there were many who agreed with him. Here's his net worth when he died.
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The Truth About Jimmy Page's Guitar Solo In Stairway To Heaven
Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin is one of the most electrifying guitarists ever heard. Here's the truth about his guitar solo in Stairway to Heaven.
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Dark Secrets Of Dog Shows Revealed
Behind the parade of perfect paws, there are shady things going on behind the scenes of dog shows. These are the dark secrets of dog shows revealed.
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How Much Can Professional Chess Players Make?
Professional chess players can make millions of dollars annually.
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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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