How Bugs Bunny Really Got His Name
Even though Bugs Bunny is a cartoon, he's still an American Icon. Here is how Bugs Bunny really got his name.
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The Greek Myth That My Fair Lady Was Based On
"My Fair Lady" is a musical and movie about a Cockney woman learning to ditch her streetwise ways and thick working-class accent to pass as a proper lady.
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Was This One Of The Biggest Mistakes They Made On Antiques Roadshow?
"Antiques Roadshow" holds out the possibility that that thing you've been moving and dusting for years is actually valuable. Are their experts ever wrong?
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Here's Who Inherited Christopher 'Big Black' Boykin's Money After He Died
Christopher "Big Black" Boykin went from serving in the navy to being a beloved TV personality, with his most known role on the MTV show "Rob & Big."
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This Is The Fastest Ride In Disneyland
The fastest ride in Disneyland likely isn't the one you think it is. In fact, it only goes fast for a fraction of the whole ride.
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Here's Who Inherited Lucille Ball's Money After She Died
W.C. Fields supposedly said, "Where there's a will, prosperity is just around the corner." An estate might include cash, or heirlooms, or both -- who benefits?
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These Are The Most Common Items That Appear On Antiques Roadshow
"Antiques Roadshow" brings expertise and experience to evaluations of people's family heirlooms. Some heirlooms, however, are not that different from others.
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Here's Who Inherited Dusty Hill's Money After He Died
Dusty Hill was an integral part of ZZ Top, a trio that included Billy Gibbons and Frank Beard. When it came to Hill's will after his death, things were simple.
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The Real Reason MythBusters Was Cancelled
We all know that all good things must come to an end, but that doesn't stop anyone from asking "Why?" For instance, cancelling "Mythbusters."
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The Greek Myth That Inspired Fluffy In Harry Potter
One of the more intriguing and mysterious characters in the Harry Potter universe is Fluffy, and we meet him in "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone."
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The Truth About The Curse Of Rudolph Valentino's Ring
Silent film actor Rudolph Valentino became a star with 1921's "The Sheik." Some believe that a cursed ring he bought in San Francisco sent him to the grave.
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What Lil Wayne's Life In Prison Was Really Like
Time in prison has been known to change people -- sometimes it's redemptive, other times it's destructive. Rapper Lil Wayne spent eight months in Rikers Island.
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The Truth About Dolly Parton's Relationship With Miley Cyrus
Dolly Parton has known Miley Cyrus since she was a baby. Here is the truth about their relationship today.
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Does The Quebec Taken Medal From Pawn Stars Have Any Real Value?
On a recent episode of "Pawn Stars," a customer came in seeking compensation for a somewhat rare find. The coin in question was a Quebec Taken Medal.
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Is The US Really Boycotting The 2022 Olympics?
The Olympic Games are a global sporting event that the entire world watches, and nearly every country on Earth participates in a variety of competitions.
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Here's Who Inherited Juice Wrld's Money After He Died
Chicago rapper Juice Wrld was on his way to the top before his sudden death in 2019. Since his death, his net worth has only increased in value.
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The Real Reasons The Kinks Broke Up
Bands come and bands go. Sometimes a band based on family lasts longer than its contemporaries. And sometimes -- like with the Kinks -- that's not the case.
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Times The Olympics Were Boycotted
The first modern Olympic Games were held in 1896, and the sporting event has been around so long, naturally, the event has not been short of any controversy.
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American Pickers Never Went To These States. Here's Why
Antiquing takes on a whole new meaning in the acclaimed reality TV series "American Pickers," which features Mike Wolfe, Danielle Colby, and Frank Fritz.
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Why It Was Hard For Dolly Parton To Work With Sylvester Stallone
Laurel and Hardy, Abbot and Costello, even Spade and Farley. But Stallone and Parton? Yes, it happened. How did that go? And will it happen again?
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Here's Who Inherited Mary Tyler Moore's Money After She Died
When Mary Tyler Moore died on January 25, 2017, she left this earth as one of the most successful actresses of a generation, leaving heirs quite a bit of money.
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The Most Popular Shows In America 50 Years Ago
We didn't always have hundreds of choices available on our TV remote. Did it make a difference? Did fewer choices have an impact on TV popularity 50 years ago?
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What T.I.'s Life In Prison Was Really Like
Rapper T.I. is a Grammy-winning artist and one of the most successful hip-hop entertainers to come out of Atlanta, but his success brought some legal troubles.
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Betty White Says This Is Her Favorite Episode Of The Golden Girls
With hundreds of episodes, "The Golden Girls" was a TV success story like few others. Fans each have a favorite episode. So does cast member Betty White.
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The Real Reason Smashing Pumpkins Broke Up
Here's why the Smashing Pumpkins temporarily broke up in 2000, following the release of their fifth studio album.
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The Untold Truth Of R.L. Stine
If you grew up in the '80s or '90s, you probably read the Goosebumps and Fear Streets books. This is the untold truth of their author, R. L. Stine.
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Here's Who Inherited Christopher Lee's Money After He Died
Christopher Lee's film career led to massive fame in films like "Dracula" and "The Curse of Frankenstein," as well as franchises that included Star Wars.
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