What Was Olivia Newton-John's Net Worth When She Died?
Olivia Newton-John died on August 8, 2022, at 73 years old.
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Tragic Details About Foreigner
After a slew of hit songs that defined a generation, the tragic details about Foreigner show there was disagreement and disorganization in the band.
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The Bizarre History Of Bluegrass Music
Known for its fast pace and joyous sound, bluegrass music actually explores dark, serious themes and without industrial changes, it may not even have been born.
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How Olivia Newton-John Became An Unexpected Advocate For Medicinal Marijuana
Olivia Newton-John used medicinal marijuana to relieve pain and other symptoms she had from cancer.
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How Nirvana Got Their Name
Kurt Cobain called his band Nirvana. But it didn't start out that way. How did the iconic band's name come to be?
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Olivia Newton-John's Smash Hit Was Originally Meant For A Hard Rocker
Ranked as one of the sexiest songs of all time, Olivia Newton-John's racy 1981 hit, "Physical," was originally intended for a musician with a different sound.
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How Chuck Berry Inspired One Of Bruce Springsteen's Greatest Songs
Though they differ lyrically and musically, Bruce Springsteen and Chuck Berry wrote songs with the same name that dealt with the promise of the American dream.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Olivia Newton-John
Olivia Newton-John has died after a long struggle with breast cancer. The actress and singer had been diagnosed with the disease three times since the 1990s.
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One Of The Most Popular Sports In The World Is Not What You'd Expect
While soccer (or football) dominates the list of most popular sports worldwide, badminton ranks highly as well, especially in certain countries.
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Woodstock 99: How Much Money The Controversial Festival Probably Made
Woodstock 99: How much money the controversial festival probably made
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Tragic Details About Bret Michaels
When people just assume that all it takes is luck to become a celebrity, they must not be taking someone like Bret Michaels into account. Here's his story.
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The Tragic True Story Of The Nika Riots
Emperor Justinian came to power with a plan to restablish the Roman Empire. His policies and military campaigns weren't always popular.
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What Happened To Hugh Hefner's Secretary, Mary?
Mary O'Connor, Hugh Hefner's secretary, was a dedicated and valued employee and friend who was content with not being the center of attention.
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The Sudden Rise And Fall Of Girls Gone Wild
Joe Francis created a brand that rose to pop culture infamy and fell finally to the dustbin of history. This is the sudden rise and fall of Girls Gone Wild.
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Robin Williams' Unexpected Friendship With Christopher Reeve Was Something Special
Robin Williams and Christopher Reeve had a close relationship even before they were famous.
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The Real Story Behind The Who's Behind Blue Eyes
In the midst of the Who's success, "Behind Blue Eyes" expressed Townshend's frustrations over worldly pressures and temptations.
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Bruce Springsteen's Folk-Rock Classic Atlantic City Was Inspired By Violent Mob Hits
The narration of "Atlantic City" reads like dismal urban folklore, and its inspiration is not too far from that.
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The Tragic 1999 Death Of John F. Kennedy Jr. Explained
But tragedy followed John F. Kennedy Jr,, starting just before his third birthday, when his father was assassinated, and ending with his early death in 1999.
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How Humphrey Bogart Took A Stand During The Hollywood Red Scare
Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall played major roles in fighting the persecutory practices of the government during the Hollywood Red Scare,.
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What Beatles Fans Really Thought About The Hiring Of Ringo Starr
Despite the fact that the band believed Ringo Starr to be a step up as a drummer, The Beatles already had a following in Liverpool.
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Bob Dylan's Brutally Harsh Words For The Counting Crows
Bob Dylan has also never shied away from his opinions about Counting Crows, and they're not good.
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Italy's Museum Of Abandonment Sits As A Reminder Of Its Failed Fascist Past
A slew of historically significant locations serves as Italy's Museum of Abandonment — an experimental museum where visitors can walk through Italy's history.
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The Tragic 1996 Death Of Audrey Munson, America's First Supermodel
Ours is an age in which physical beauty is celebrated, lauded, praised -- not just models, but supermodels. The archetype may have begun with Audrey Munson.
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Dr. Seuss First Got Published Because Of A Chance Meeting
Theodor Geisel eventually became beloved children's author Dr. Seuss, publishing over 60 books in his lifetime. But it almost didn't happen at all.
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The Wretched Reality Of What Was Actually In The Mud At Woodstock '99
The original Woodstock music festival was famous for lots of things: an incredible array of acts, and mud as well. Woodstock '99 also featured mud -- kind of.
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Why Did Pat Carroll Sue Hanna-Barbera?
Pat Carroll had a long and vibrant performing career, mostly on stage and TV, but also as a voice artist, including Ursula in "The Little Mermaid."
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The Truth About James Taylor's Wife Caroline Smedvig
James Taylor's had a well-publicized marriage to musician Carly Simon, but his current wife is Caroline Smedvig. Here's the story behind their relationship.
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