Why Ice Cube Left N.W.A.
Here's why Ice Cube quit N.W.A. at the height of the iconic rap group's success in the late '80s.
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The Truth About Paul Newman's Racing Career
No question but that actor Paul Newman was a talented man, with an extraordinarily successful movie career. And then he discovered the world of motor sports.
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The Surprising Reason Computers Include The Game Solitaire
Card games have been around for centuries, a way to interact with others, and a way to amuse yourself, with Solitaire. How about the digital version?
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Marilyn Monroe's Highest-Rated Movie According To Rotten Tomatoes
Marilyn Monroe is an iconic Hollywood figure, who starred in several memorable films on her way to stardom. Here's her highest-rated film by Rotten Tomatoes.
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Frank Sinatra's Highest-Rated Films According To Rotten Tomatoes
Frank Sinatra is known as one of the most famous actors and singers of all time, and some of his films even earned a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. Here's which ones.
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The Real Reason Billy Idol Named This Song Rebel Yell
Billy Idol is known for his spikey hair, punk attitude, and for the song "Rebel Yell." But, the song's name was inspired in an unusual place and circumstances.
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Which Team Has The Most Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances?
The Kansas Jayhawks have the most consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances, and a long history of storied coaches and players who helped them get there.
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What Did Richard Burton Really Think About Winston Churchill?
Acting isn't as easy as it looks -- depending, of course, on who's telling the story. Is it more challenging to play a character from recent history?
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The Story Behind The March Madness Theme Song, One Shining Moment
Since 1987, the end of each NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament features a montage of its best moments set to the same song, "One Shining Moment."
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What Was The First NCAA Basketball Tournament Like?
When the NCAA first got started back in 1939, though, it was all a far cry from what March Madness is today. With a .ot fewer than 68 teams in contention.
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How Michael Jordan Helped His College Team Win A National Championship
How did Michael Jordan, as a college freshman, lead the North Carolina Tar Heels to a big win over the Georgetown Hoyas in the 1982 NCAA tournament?
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What Was The Biggest Upset In March Madness History?
Few things send sports fans on a roller coaster ride of emotions quite like an upset during March Madness. So what's the biggest upset in its history?
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When Was March Madness Expanded To 68 Teams?
March Madness began 80 years ago when the Ducks beat the Buckeyes in 1939 and there were only eight teams in the bracket. Very different from today's 68 slots.
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The Iconic Horror Movie That Inspired The Name Of Pantera's Vulgar Display Of Power
Pantera's classic album "Vulgar Display of Power" was inspired by a scene in "The Exorcist," one of the most terrifying horror movies of all time.
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The Unusual Reason Australia Banned A Peppa Pig Episode About Spiders
Peppa Pig is one of the most popular children's TV shows, but one episode was banned in Australia for being too dangerous. Here's why it was banned.
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How Tennis Led To An 80's Fashion Trend
Tennis is often associated with preppy style, but did you know it actually birthed the polo shirt movement? Here's how tennis led to an 80's fashion trend.
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What We Know About The Decision To Permanently Seal Bob Saget's Autopsy Records
A circuit judge in Orlando, Florida, ruled to permanently seal comedian Bob Saget's autopsy records. Here's what we know about the decision.
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This Is Billy Idol's Real Name
Billy Idol is synonymous with punk, spikey blond hair, and an anti-establishment attitude. But, his real name, may be more mundane than this moniker suggests.
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Disturbing Details Discovered In Anna Nicole Smith's Autopsy Report
Model-turned-actress Anna Nicole Smith was a head-turner from the moment she catapulted to stardom until her tragic death at just 39 years old.
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Why Isaac Hayes Filed For Bankruptcy
Perhaps performing artists know better than anyone that one success doesn't necessarily translate into a lifetime of upward career trajectory.
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The Alleged Haunted History Of Adele's Home
You're looking at a property to rent. Seems perfect. It's in good shape, great location. It's older. It has a history. But does it also come with ghosts?
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How Elizabeth Taylor Bid Richard Burton Farewell After His Death
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were two Hollywood icons who married twice. When Burton died, here's how Elizabeth Taylor bid him a final farewell.
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Why Cormac McCarthy's Brutal Western Novel May Never Make It To The Big Screen
Cormac McCarthy's "Blood Meridian" is one of his most famous and popular books, but it's never been made into a movie. Here's why it may never be.
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How Rock Hudson Felt About Katharine Hepburn's Talent
Rock Hudson and Katharine Hepburn were two of the greatest Hollywood talents of their time. Here's what Rock Hudson thought about Hepburn's talent.
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How Paul Newman Handled Being Mistaken For Marlon Brando
Paul Newman was not just a charismatic star. He was also a handsome method actor, and in that way, he had a lot in common with fellow star Marlon Brando.
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The Three Stooges' 7 Best And 7 Worst Movies
Known for their slapstick routines, witty jokes, and comedic timing, The Three Stooges made a prolific amount of films in their career. Some good, some bad.
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What Was The Last Album XXXTentacion Recorded Before He Died?
Jahseh Dwayne Ricardo Onfroy, known to most as XXXTentacion, released his first song on SoundCloud in 2014. What was the last album he recorded before he died?
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