Why This Historic Hawaiian Landmark Is Still Abandoned Today
Fashions come and fashions go, whether they're clothing, or foods, or even vehicles. Vacation destinations can fall into that category, too .
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Here's The Book That Influenced How The Doors Named Their Band
When Jim Morrison agreed to join Ray Manzarek in his band, he also suggested a new name. Here's the book that influenced how The Doors named their band.
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Inside Dolly Parton's Relationship With Naomi Judd
It's a given that the performing arts, whether stage, screen, or music, is a competitive business. Nevertheless, friendships do form, and endure.
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Ric Parnell's Father Was An Accomplished Drummer In His Own Right
Ric Parnell's father was Jack Parnell, a jazz drummer and bandleader well-known for being a highly-touted big band drummer with a respected career.
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What Was The Last Movie Greta Garbo Starred In?
Greta Garbo was one of Hollywood's shining stars in the early 1900s before she left the world of acting. This was the final movie she ever starred in.
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The Story About Elvis' Jumpsuits & Why He Wore Them
Some performers, especially musicians, don't much care what they wear on stage. Others care -- a lot -- and want a wardrobe you can't just get off the rack.
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This Is Travis Scott's Real Name
Like many superstars, rapper Travis Scott uses a stage name. The rapper was born in Houston, Texas on April 30, 1991 with a somewhat more unique name.
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How Hollywood Really Got Its Start
Show business is, first and foremost, a business -- a way to make a profit, sometimes spectacularly. Hollywood's entertainment roots are a prime example.
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Athletes Who Lost It In Public
The pressures on professional athletes are unimaginable. It sure seems like it'd be enough to make some of these people publicly snap every once in a while.
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This Is Who Tom Petty's Wildflowers Is Really About
During his long career, rock icon Tom Petty produced a number of timeless gems, but his song "Wildflowers" held a special place in his heart. So who's it about?
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The Brutal Truth Of The 1941 Disney Animators Strike
Disneyland has touted itself as the happiest place on Earth. The studios, however, were another matter, especially when unions entered the animation division.
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The Unintentionally Hilarious Reason Bud Light Was Sued In The '80s
Bud Light is known for some of the most memorable and iconic commercials in history, but the brand was sued in the 1990s for an allegedly offensive ad.
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Here's What Kevin Nash's Net Worth Is Now
In terms of size and historical significance, "Big Sexy" Kevin Nash, or "Big Daddy Cool" Diesel was one of the best. But how much was he worth?
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Why Naomi Judd Was Given Only Three Years To Live In 1990
Country singer Naomi Judd was diagnosed with hepatitis C in 1990.
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The Chilling True Story Behind Netflix's Our Father
For close to a decade, Donald Cline used his own sperm to inseminate his patients. Here is the chilling true story behind the Netflix documentary "Our Father."
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The Free Mandela Movement Was Launched By The Silverton Siege
During activist Nelson Mandela's imprisonment, The Free Mandela movement was launched by the Silverton Siege which ended in five deaths.
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The Surprising Origin Of Chinese Checkers
Chinese checkers has been around for a long time with many variations now existing. But, this ubiquitous game has a unique origin story that might shock you.
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Netflix's Inventing Anna: What Anna Sorokin's Life Was Like Before Her Scam
Netflix's Inventing Anna: What Anna Sorokin's life was like before her scam as Anna Delvey, the fake German heiress.
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What Humphrey Bogart's Last Movie Was Like Before He Died
Few names are as evocative of the Golden Age of Hollywood as Humphrey Bogart's. "The Harder They Fall" was his last film before he died of cancer.
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How Charles Manson Released A Studio Album Despite Being In Prison
Charles Manson is an enigma, even among murderers and cult leaders. Here's how he released a studio album despite being in prison.
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How A Formula 1 Driver Was So Successful That He Nearly Bankrupted His Team
The members of the formula racing team Lotus F1 found themselves in an unusual position when one of their drivers nearly rendered them bankrupt.
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How A $6.95 Guitar Changed Music History Forever
When Elvis Presley was 11 years old, his mother bought him a $6.95 guitar, setting the stage for the King of Rock 'n' Roll to change music history forever.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Naomi Judd
Naomi Judd, matriarch of the multi-generational country music family the Judds, has died, according to a statement from her family.
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False Facts About Batman You Always Thought Were True
Batman's classic emblem is everywhere, his movies have scored $2 billion at the box office. But there's a lot of incorrect info out there about Batman.
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Here's Why Bruce Springsteen Hated Born To Run At First
Bruce Springsteen was not originally a fan of his 1975 breakout album Born to Run, saying that upon first listen, as an artist you second-guess your choices.
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Lives Destroyed By Marvel
A number of people have run afoul of Marvel over the years and suffered as a result. Here are lives ruined by Marvel.
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How Fast Was Bruce Lee?
Lee stood head and shoulders above the competition with his incredible speed. Have you ever wondered just how fast Bruce Lee really was? Let's find out!
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