Why David Crosby Can't Stand Ex-Bandmate Graham Nash
Here's a closer look at the ongoing feud between former Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young bandmates David Crosby and Graham Nash.
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This Was The Last Song Janis Joplin Ever Recorded
On January 19, 1943, in Port Arthur, Texas, a counterculture icon was born. She would later break ground for women in the rock 'n' roll industry.
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This Was Hattie McDaniel's Final Request Before Her Death
Hattie McDaniel forged a career in numerous aspects of show business, including an Academy Award for her work in "Gone with the Wind." And when she died?
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Dark Secrets Of Rodeos
Some describe it as a form of culture and tradition; some describe it as senseless cruelty against animals. The latter category seems to be gaining numbers.
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Johnny Depp's Band Featured The Final Recording Of A Legendary Actor
Johnny Depp is known for his movie roles, but he's also in a band called "Hollywood Vampires." His band featured the final recording of a famous actor.
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The True Story Of Rick James' Torture Arrest
Rick James might have pioneered a unique genre of music, with hits that continue to get play, but there was also a much darker side to the artist.
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Here's Who Inherited These Pop Star Fortunes After They Passed Away
Pop stars may live the good life while they're around, but what happened to the fortunes and estates of some of pop's biggest names after they passed away?
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How Much Was Monty Norman, Composer Of The James Bond Theme, Worth When He Died?
Monty Norman, who wrote the James Bond theme song, passed away on July 11 2022. His legacy is in music but here's what his net worth was when he died.
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The Sex Pistols' John Lydon Once Had A Terrifying Brush With Death
John Lydon, otherwise known as Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols had a near-miss with death which almost made him collapse. Here's how it all happened.
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How Much Was Tony Sirico Worth When He Died?
Tony Sirico played one f the most memorable mob-character on TV in recent memory that of Paulie Walnuts. After his death his net worth was not a small amount.
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Bill Wyman's Son Did Not Marry Who You'd Expect
Ex-Rolling Stone Bill Wyman dated 13-year-old Mandy Smith and then married her at 18, divorcing two years later. Then his son Stephen got in on the act.
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What Joe Cocker Really Thought About John Belushi's Famous Impersonation Of Him
John Belushi once did and impression of Joe Cocker on Saturday Night Live. Here's what Joe Cocker really thought about the comedian's impression.
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Why Sandy Koufax Refused To Pitch In The First Game Of The World Series
Sandy Koufax refused to pitch in Game 1 of the 1965 World Series because of his Jewish faith, and because it was the Yom Kippur holiday.
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Margaret Hamilton Did The Most Heartwarming Thing With Her Wizard Of Oz Fame
Due to her role in "The Wizard of Oz," the masses have associated Margaret Hamilton's image with pure villainy. But in real life, this is far from the truth.
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The Biggest Losses In Sports History
From last-minute football fumbles to humiliating hockey blowouts, here are some of the most surprising, shocking, and embarrassing losses in sports history.
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Whatever Happened To Mick Taylor From The Rolling Stones?
Guitarist Mick Taylor was only with The Rolling Stones for five years, but during his stint, the band put out some of its most critically acclaimed albums.
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Carrie Fisher Once Sent A Godfather-Like Package To An Abusive Producer
Carrie Fisher sent a special gift to a producer who reportedly harassed her friend.
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What Was Mary Kay Letourneau's Relationship With Her First Husband Like?
The story of teacher Mary Kay Letourneau, convicted of sexual abuse of a 12-year-old student, includes the story of the man to whom she was married at the time.
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How The Phoenix Suns Landed On A Gorilla As Their Mascot
Team mascots are part of the fun of professional sports -- some arguably more popular than the team they represent. Some mascots make more sense than others.
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What Happened To Marilyn Monroe's Personal Doctors After Her Death?
As Marilyn Monroe's life spiraled out of control -- emotionally, professionally -- she sought help from at least two doctors: a physician and a psychiatrist.
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The Tragic 1833 Death Of Hugh Glass Explained
The legend of mountain man Hugh Glass got a boost of awareness when his story was told in the film "The Revenant." The bear didn't kill him, but what did?
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Who Is Chris Pincher, The Person Tied To The Boris Johnson Controversy?
Boris Johnson's short, controversial tenure as the U.K.'s prime minister is ending. Contributing to the finale is the behavior of one of his appointees.
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The Wild Number Of Scandals Boris Johnson Has Been Involved In
To call Boris Johnson a controversial figure would be an understatement. This is the wild number of scandals Boris Johnson has been involved in.
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The Disastrously Hilarious Story Of Baseball's 10 Cent Beer Night In 1974
Baseball teams are known to offer all kinds of promotions to encourage the fans to come out to the old ball game. Some work better than others.
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How A Waffle Iron Inspired Nike's First Running Shoes
In 2019, Miles Nadal bought a pair of 1972 Nike running shoes for $475,550. You may wonder what was so special about the most expensive sneakers ever auctioned?
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The Tragic 2006 Death Of Mariska Hargitay's Father, Mickey Hargitay
In the late 1950s, before instantaneous media, there was a couple who grabbed and influenced public attention: Jayne Mansfield and her husband, Mickey Hargitay.
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The Real Reason Rubik's Cubes Were Invented
The inventor of the Rubik's Cube which became a fad in the '80s had another reason for the invention. But, some think he actually set out to make a toy.
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