How Much Video Game Weapons Would Cost In Real Life
How much would popular video game weapons cost in real life? We combine market prices with wild guesses to find out.
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The Biggest Scandals To Ever Hit The DCEU
The DCEU has been ... middling. And there have been major problems off-screen to boot. Here are the biggest scandals to hit the DCEU.
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True Stories Behind These Popular Motley Crue Songs
From the early '80s to the early '90s, Motley Crue defined the hard rock and "glam metal" that burst forth from the Los Angeles club scene.
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Where Is Roy Orbison Buried?
Orbison was unlike any other performer of that era, with a distinctive three-octave vocal range, a unique songwriting style, and an unusual stage performance.
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This Is The Only Song Led Zeppelin Recorded With A Guest Vocalist
Plant has few peers when it comes to range, delivery, and style. Throughout Led Zep's run, Plant alone provided the vocals for every song with one exception.
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Why Elton John Suffered From The Nirvana And Guns N' Roses Feud
In the early '90s, Nirvana and Guns N' Roses initially seemed willing to coexist, but things turned sour, and an incident happened that involved Elton John.
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How Paul McCartney Ended Up As An Honorary NYPD Detective
The NYPD once made Paul McCartney an honorary police detective, and he even joked that he could now arrest anyone smoking any illegal substances.
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The Real Reasons Jack Irons Left The Red Hot Chili Peppers
Here are the reasons why drummer Jack Irons left the Red Hot Chili Peppers on two separate occasions.
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Here's Who Aerosmith's 'I Don't Want To Miss A Thing' Was Originally Meant For
When Aerosmith got into the studio to write and record a song for the soundtrack, the band found themselves burnt out and unable to come up with anything.
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Here's Who Inherited Mac Miller's Money After He Died
After Mac Miller's death, an investigation quickly followed, and three men would be arrested in connection to his reported overdose.
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The Crocodile Moment That Had Steve Irwin Fans Seeing Red
Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin had a different sensibility about deadly animals than most people. For one, he liked them. He even admired them and saw beauty.
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Why Women Were Once Banned From Playing Soccer
While women's soccer has been in the spotlight for many years, there was a time when women were not allowed to be on the field.
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Where These Famous '70s Stars Are Buried
Whether you're just a curious fan or planning a road trip, let's look at the celebrated lives, final sendoffs, and eternal resting places of these '70s stars.
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The Truth About The Asteroid Named After Freddie Mercury
Brian May honored Freddie Mercury by naming an asteroid after him.
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The Most Famous Dungeons & Dragons Adventures Ranked Worst To Best
Across the history of Dungeons & Dragons, there have been hundreds of adventures to experience, and here are the most famous ones, ranked from worst to best.
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Where Is Cass Elliot Buried?
By the summer of 1974, Cass Elliot's solo career was on the rise. She did a series of concerts at The London Palladium and received standing ovations.
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The Truth About Ella Fitzgerald's Rocky Teen Years
Long before she was the first Black woman to win a Grammy award, Ella Fitzgerald experienced troubles while living in New York City when she was young.
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A Look Inside The Disappearance Of Scott Smith
Scott Smith was just a student at the University of Manitoba in 1979 when he got a call offering him the bassist gig in a new band called Loverboy.
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The Disturbing Details Discovered In Paul Walker's Autopsy Report
"Fast and Furious" actor Paul Walker was killed when a sports car he was riding in crashed and went up in flames in a single vehicle accident in California.
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What The Final 12 Months Of Andre The Giant's Life Were Like
And what does a giant like Andre do during his last few moments on this earth? "Andre loved playing cards," said CBS News.
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The Untold Truth Of The Origins Of Cyberpunk
Cyberpunk is a sub-genre of science fiction, exploring a counter-cultural and anti-authoritarian worldview of a technologically-advanced and dehumanized future.
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Here's How Much Toll Booth Operators Really Get Paid
Toll collectors spend eight-hour shifts sitting in a cramped box taking cash and making change for drivers. The environment takes a toll on their health.
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The Time Someone Sued American Pickers' Frank Fritz
Being a picker seems like one of the most enjoyable jobs a person can have, especially when you're fortunate enough to turn your passion into a hit TV show.
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The Eerie Connection Between Bruce And Brandon Lee's Deaths
Fellow actor Michael Masse fired a prop gun and Brandon Lee fell to the ground. And didn't get up. The prop was supposed to be loaded with a blank.
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The Dark Truth About Teddy Roosevelt
Roosevelt was thought of as extremely progressive. As forward-thinking as old Teddy was, he had some seriously dark, backward views.
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Why The Grateful Dead Didn't Achieve Mainstream Success
The Grateful Dead developed a devoted following that stuck with them over their entire 50-year lifespan. Jerry Garcia even had an ice cream named after him.
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Details You Didn't Know About Maynard James Keenan
Maynard James Keenan: wine-maker, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner, US Army veteran, bird-cage builder, and his real middle name is Herbert?
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