The Untold Truth Of Coheed And Cambria
Nyack, New York-based Coheed and Cambria is a band known for progressive rock and concept albums based on science fiction stories.
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How Accurate Is The Eyes Of Tammy Faye?
"The Eyes of Tammy Faye" has all the drama you could want — from a car crash to alleged affairs and plastic surgery. But what's true?
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Why Clyde Drexler Couldn't Stand Michael Jordan
Sportswriter Jack McCallum said, "Michael Jordan did not want to play with Isiah Thomas. He let that be known obliquely, implicitly, or just said it."
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Was Cary Grant Offered The Role Of James Bond?
It has long been rumored that Cary Grant was supposed to play James Bond in "Dr. No," a role famously performed by Sean Connery.
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This Is How Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Made His Fortune
To most football fans, he is known as the charismatic owner of the Dallas Cowboys football team. Jerry Jones has owned the franchise since the late '80s.
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This Was Stone Temple Pilots' Biggest Hit Song
The Stone Temple Pilots have an impressive catalog of iconic music, but "Sour Girl" is the band's biggest hit song. Here's the story behind it.
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How Accurate Is King Richard, The Richard Williams Biopic?
Serena and Venus Williams are two of America's best tennis stars, famously coached by their father, Richard. So, How accurate is the "King Richard" biopic?
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What We Know About Keanu Reeves' Ghost Encounter
Keanu Reeves is known for battling demons, beasts, and machines. When he was a kid, however, he was reportedly faced with something from a supernatural realm.
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Is The Darkest Hour Film Historically Accurate?
The film "Darkest Hour" about Winston Churchill's role in WWII was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture, but was it historically accurate?
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Aretha Franklin's Surprising Connection With Condoleezza Rice
Aretha Franklin and Condoleezza Rice aren't often mentioned in the same sentence, but the two actually performed together on stage in Philadelphia.
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Are You Entitled To Anything If You Get Hit By A Foul Ball?
Fans getting hit by foul balls at a baseball game is nothing new, but do they get any compensation? It turns out fans don't get anything for their injuries.
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Tommy Lee's First Tattoo Explained
Tommy Lee is covered in tattoos, and there's a story behind each and every one. But the one behind his first tattoo is especially interesting.
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The Only Olympian To Win Gold At 5 Different Olympics
No other Olympic athlete has won more gold medals in as many Olympics appearances until now. See who broke the record.
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The Unusual Item The Cincinnati Bengals Are Bringing To The Super Bowl
An unlikely office item has become a viral sensation thanks to the Cincinnati Bengals. This is the unusual item the team are bringing to the Super Bowl.
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What The '75 Steelers Look Like Now
The 1975 Steelers were not only the best team Pittsburgh ever saw. And that brings up a question: What happened to these guys, and where are they now?
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The Flying Wallendas: The Truth About The Daredevil Family
The Flying Wallendas just might be the most iconic performers in circus history. Here are some of the most fascinating facts about these legendary entertainers.
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The Evolution Of The Doctor's Sonic Screwdriver
The evolution of the Doctor's sonic screwdriver reveals all the technological and as-needed changes the sonic went through on Dr. Who.
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What Did The Munsters Look Like In Color?
Airing on CBS between 1964 and 1966, "The Munsters" was a sitcom centered on a family of Hollywood monster-inspired characters.
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What Cary Elwes Had To Say About Marlon Brando's On-Set Behavior
Cary Elwes ran errands on film sets when he was a teenager. As fate would have it, one particular task led him right to famed actor, Marlon Brando.
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This Is What Vanilla Ice Does For A Living Today
Born Robert Van Winkle, budding rapper Vanilla Ice ricocheted to temporary stardom in the early 1990s. But what's he do for a living these days?
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The Tragic History Of Black January
Known as Black January, Soviet troops occupied Baku and violently suppressed the independence movement in early 1990.
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Extreme Sacrifices These Athletes Made To Keep Competing
Today, we're taking a look at athletes who’ve made extreme sacrifices to keep competing.
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The Tragic Lives And Deaths Of Jack The Ripper's Victims
Everyone knows the name Jack the Ripper ... but what about the names of his victims? Who were these poor women?
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The Craziest Stunts And Camera Tricks From Silent Movies
The primitive technology of early cinema is easily overlooked, but silent film contains some of the most innovative, ballsy, and downright jaw-dropping moments.
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The Tragic Deaths Of The Crew Of The USS Indianapolis
The USS Indianapolis was arguably the worst, and definitely the most, terrifying disaster in American naval history. The 879 crew members who perished represent the greatest loss of life in a United States Navy vessel. What makes the disaster even more grievous is the tragic manner of their deaths.
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Weathermen Bloopers That We Can't Stop Watching
Forecasting the weather is never a sure thing, and neither is live TV. Here are some weathermen bloopers that we can't stop watching.
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Paula Nelson: The Truth About Willie Nelson's Daughter
It wasn't immediately clear to Paula Nelson that her father was a bonafide country music star. But when that realization came, it wasn't exactly wine and roses.
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