Deadpool 2 cranked the references all the way up to 11, probably because of Ryan Reynolds. But one Deadpool 2 reference in particular seems to be very close to Ryan Reynolds' heart ... or his leg, at least. Do we have any Dave Matthews Band fans in the audience tonight?
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A small, simple ceramic sculpture brought in for appraisal on "Antiques Roadshow" raised eyebrows when it was examined by show expert Will Farmer.
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Billionaires -- they're not just like us. No, something happens when you reach a certain level of wealth. The jets become private. The apartments become penthouses. And the parties get real epic real fast. Here are the secret parties billionaires don't want you to know about.
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The 1980s were the height of his run. Louganis was one of the best divers in the world during that period. But his aquatic career started well before that.
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Long time indie-rocker Ben Kweller almost left music after his near-death experience. Here is the truth behind that terrifying incident.
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One of the most famous actresses of the last century is none other than Lucille Ball. Besides her comedy skills, her most recognizable feature was her red hair.
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Buddy Holly was known for his famous black-framed glasses, but they went missing for many years. Here's what happened to them, and where they are now.
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Meat Loaf loved his wife, daughters, and legions of fans — proving that the old adage about how someone should never give up on their dreams is absolutely true.
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Janis Joplin was greatly influenced by blues singers that came before her. She even bought a headstone for Bessie Smith. Here's why.
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For 35 years Bob Barker was the host of the iconic game show, "The Price is Right." He always referred to his late wife Dorothy Jo as the love of his life.
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Elizabeth Taylor was a fixture in global popular culture for decades, as a talented and beautiful artist in numerous films -- were any Oscar-worthy?
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Time was, Howard Stern's name wouldn't appear without the qualifier "shock jock." Stern, born in 1954, took audio entertainment -- radio; first, terrestrial, then satellite -- to new heights. Or new depths, depending on your point of view.
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Dame Angela Lansbury is perhaps best known for her work on "Murder, She Wrote." She has multiple awards to her credit, as well as multiple citizenships.
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Audrey Hepburn began training as a ballerina and dancer. However, that joy was short-lived because the Nazis eventually invaded the Netherlands in 1940.
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There is not a name more synonymous with baseball than Babe Ruth. In 1948, Ruth showed he was as mortal as any other person as he sat at death's door.
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Preeminent blonde-bombshell Pamela Anderson has been a household name since the early 1990s. Here is the surprising way she was discovered.
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"The Price is Right" host Bob Barker was accepted to Drury University on a scholarship in 1942, but ended up joining the Navy to serve in World War II.
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There's much more to Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady than meets the eye. Let's take a deeper look at Tom Brady and the details you had no idea about.
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These are the worst fans who screwed up sporting events.
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While perhaps not one of the most intuitive Hollywood pairings, actress Pamela Anderson and singer Kid Rock were once married from 2006 to 2007.
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In the Winter Olympics, athletes from tropical countries are perennial underdogs. This is how athletes from tropical countries train for the Winter Olympics.
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Stand-up comedian, game show host, and actor Louie Anderson lived through an extraordinarily difficult childhood, but became a star loved by millions.
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"Antiques Roadshow" might seem like a relatively uncontroversial show, but it sparked the ire of viewers when a Christmas special was filmed in summer.
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Loretta Lynn is a groundbreaking country artist by any measure. The singer was a "coal miner's daughter" who got married at 15 and had four kids by 22.
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Snoop Dogg used to rap about murder all the time, but he actually once stood trial for murder. Here's the story of the incident, and his acquittal.
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As the TV show "Jackass" was being developed, a group of skaters caught the attention of producers, which included Bam Margera and Ryan Dunn.
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The classic Crosby, Stills, and Nash song, "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," was actually about Judy Collins, a one-time love interest of Stephen Stills.
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