The Tragic Real-Life Details Of Wes Scantlin
But in addition to facing criticism for co-opting the sound of Nirvana, the band also found themselves growingly increasingly defined by singer Wes Scantlin.
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Why David Lee Roth Almost Didn't End Up In Van Halen
While the name "Van Halen" is universally known, there was a time when things were very different for arguably one of the greatest rock bands of all time.
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The Real Reason Snoop Dogg Stopped Rapping About Death
Snoop Dog used to rap about murder and death, but decided to stop glamorizing those subjects after beating a murder rap himself. Here's what happened.
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Who Is The Steve Perry Song Oh Sherrie Really About?
Steve Perry became famous for being the frontman for the rock group Journey. "Oh Sherrie" was one of the first singles off Perry's 1984 debut solo album.
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This Is Pink Floyd's Only Song To Top The Billboard Hot 100
Lots of actors work for decades without winning an Academy Award. Lots of bands sell lots of records without a lot of Top 100 airplay -- Pink Floyd among them.
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This Is Jon Bon Jovi's Real Name
Jon Bon Jovi might sound like a pretty believable name for a rock star, but it's actually not the famous artist's real name. This is Jon Bon Jovi's real name.
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Whatever Happened To Hugh Scully From Antiques Roadshow?
Hugh Scully rose to fame on the popular British show "Antiques Roadshow." He and his wife Barbara also created their own company, Fine Art Productions.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Walt Disney's Brother
Walt's older brother, Roy O. Disney, used his financial acumen to put a small animation studio on the path to becoming a massive media conglomerate.
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Blondie Went By This Before Settling On Their Final Name
The band Blondie didn't start out using that moniker. This is what they went by before settling on their final name.
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Famous Celebrities Who Died In Their 40s
They say life begins at 40, but sadly, for other celebrities, life ends at 40. Or at least, in their 40s. These celebrities all tragically died in their 40s.
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The Time Black Sabbath Was Cursed By Satanists
With rugged and ominous-looking band members, Black Sabbath released their self-titled album in 1970 and listeners were shaken by the demonic mystique.
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The Dark Inspiration Behind The Boomtown Rats' I Don't Like Mondays
There's something dark behind the lyrics of the Boomtown Rats' signature song I Don't Like Mondays, and the clues are all there in the lyrics.
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The Truth Behind Abbott And Costello's Popular 'Who's On First?' Routine
The basic premise of a joke, any joke, probably dates back to the first human communication. No wonder that some comedy has deep roots in history.
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What Tennis Fans Might Not Know About Novak Djokovic
Novak Djokovic is widely considered one of the best tennis players to have ever played the game. Here's what else you may not know about Djokovic.
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The Truth About How Pink Floyd Got Its Name
Here's the story of how Pink Floyd got its iconic name after struggling with several band names during their early days.
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The Untold Truth Of Rivers Cuomo
Weezer's lead singer and guitarist Rivers Cuomo has become something of a mythical figure to many of his fans. This is the untold truth of Rivers Cuomo.
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The Tragic Story Of The Heiress Locked Away For 25 Years By Her Mother
So invested was the aristocrat in her children marrying the right person that when her daughter fell in love with the wrong man, she her in a gruesome fashion.
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The Only Academy Award Audrey Hepburn Ever Won
Audrey Hepburn is one of Hollywood's most legendary actresses, with a storied career, but she only one one Academy Award. Here's what she won it for.
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The Real Reason Disneyland's Club 33 Was Created
With an air of mystique surrounding Club 33, inside Disneyland's New Orleans Square, there are many myths and urban legends regarding its name and purpose.
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Here's Who Inherited Andy Griffith's Money After He Died
Andy Griffith was one of the most beloved stars across television and film. After a wildly successful career, the actor amassed a considerable fortune.
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How Mike Wolfe From American Pickers Got Into Antiquing
Shows like "Antiques Roadshow" and "American Pickers" have highlighted the hobby/industry known as "antiquing." Mike Wolfe is one who knows his stuff.
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What Happened The First Time Slash And Axl Rose Met?
So what's it really all about -- the music, or that indefinable artistic relationship? And how did that start for Slash and Axl Rose, all those years ago?
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How Being The Ricardos Ignored Lucille Ball's True Story
It's hard to fit a lifetime -- let alone two lifetimes -- into a movie. That doesn't stop Hollywood from trying, of course, as with "Being the Ricardos."
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Bill Ward Was Left With Third Degree Burns After This Black Sabbath Prank Went Wrong
They've been more than one jokester's famous last words: "It seemed like a good idea at the time." Until, of course, it wasn't such a good idea at all.
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Whatever Happened To Papa Roach?
Here's what Papa Roach has been up to since the success of their singles Last Resort and Scars.
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What Happened To Lucille Ball's Children?
Lucille Ball's motherhood was the stuff of headlines during the run of "I Love Lucy," with a pregnancy written into the script. Did she actually have children?
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The Antiques Roadshow Fraud Incident Explained
"Antiques Roadshow" has been surprising and disappointing participants for many years now. The show itself got a shock from two shady appraisers.
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