What Happened To Marilyn Monroe's Famous Pink Dress?
The pink gown Marilyn Monroe wore in 1953's "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" has an interesting history and as it turns out, there were two dresses made for Monroe.
Read MoreThe pink gown Marilyn Monroe wore in 1953's "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" has an interesting history and as it turns out, there were two dresses made for Monroe.
Read MoreBruce Springsteen offered a hard look at the life of the working class. He sang not just of joy and freedom but of its absence and the search for it.
Read MoreVenus and Serena Williams are known for their impact on the sport of tennis, but they actually leveraged that success into a stake in the Miami Dolphina.
Read MoreFew comedians have made such a huge impact — and left behind such a huge void — as George Carlin. But do you know the two folk icons who influenced him?
Read MoreBill Joel is one of the best songwriters of all time, with dozens of hits to his name. Despite his success, he has endured some major hardships.
Read MoreDog the Bounty Hunter's wife, Beth Chapman, had loving final words for her husband before her death from cancer.
Read MoreSongwriters use all kinds of muses to come up with their art. Here's the unexpected inspiration behind The Beatles' song "Martha My Dear."
Read MoreAlicia Silverstone, largely known for her role in the movie "Clueless," also appeared in several music videos for the band Aerosmith.
Read MoreEddie Murphy and Michael Jackson were massive stars in the 1980s in their own right in the worlds of comedy and music. Here's what their friendship was like.
Read MoreBoxing is a sport that has been practiced for centuries. But due to its violent nature, the World Medical Association has continually asked for it to be banned.
Read MoreOn August 5, 1962, Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe was found dead in her Los Angeles home at just 36 years old. What did her autopsy report reveal?
Read MoreSophia Loren is an award-winning actress with a career spanning more than three-quarters of a century. How did she make her millions? It was a long road.
Read MoreMary Byler was born and raised in an Amish community in Pennsylvania. She experienced abuse at the hands of her father and several other relatives.
Read MoreCelebrated actor Rip Torn impressed audiences with his riveting performances in films, television, and on stage, but he has had his share of legal troubles too.
Read MoreRoy Orbison was a singer and songwriter beloved by millions, including his colleagues in the music business. He left a significant estate behind when he died.
Read MoreAretha Franklin was a woman of profound musical talent, the "Queen of Soul" who raised the bar of excellence. But that's not why the FBI was interested.
Read MoreThey always say that what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Sometimes, however, the secrets -- even the deepest mob secrets -- come to the surface.
Read MoreWhen someone rises to the top of their profession -- from hard work, dedication, and most of all, unique talent -- the nation and its celebrities take notice.
Read MoreDonald Dunagan was a tough-as-leather Marine Corps major, but he also had a secret, one that he feared would make it hard to do his job as a drill instructor.
Read MoreEnglish actress and model Naomi Campbell was once in a Bob Marley video. This is the story of the video, and her connection to Bob Marley.
Read MoreChris Rock got to his position in life by being an actor and comedian. He's also known for his career on "Saturday Night Live," which was surprisingly brief.
Read MoreRichard Pryor was a groundbreaking standup comedian, writer, and actor. But even the greatest performers have to find a way to deal with nerves.
Read MoreJenni Rivera is remembered for being the "Diva de La Banda'' and for singing about the struggles that women endure. Here's the story of her tragic death.
Read MorePeople travel from miles around in order to witness the launch of a space vehicle by NASA. One possible observer might have gotten more than it bargained for.
Read MoreIn the '70s, Elton John was invited to a dinner party at Windsor Castle, where he met members of the royal family, including Queen Elizabeth.
Read MoreThere was a time in Hollywood when directors were king -- and had the box office numbers to reinforce that authority. And then it all went south, badly.
Read MoreOne of the key qualities that sets death metal apart from other genres of music is the singers' ability to work "death growls" into their vocal repertoires.
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