Former Star Trek Actors Who Are Surprisingly Poor
You would think that people associated with the Star Trek cultural juggernaut would have translated that affiliation into long-lasting riches. Not necessarily.
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Movies That Were Better On VHS
These movies were better on VHS, because quality isn't always measured in high-def.
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The Tragic Death Of John Bonham
Led Zeppelin had endured a grueling schedule of non-stop touring and recording. Despite the fame and riches, it was a lifestyle that Bonham began to abhor.
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Fans Are Split On Their Least Favorite Police Album
Considering how much influence The Police had on music, it's crazy to think that they only released five studio albums between 1978 and 1983.
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27% Chose This As Their Least Favorite Beatles Album
The Beatles have recorded many great albums, all of which will go down in history as music that helped pioneer and influence much of the music we have today.
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Here's The Oldest Person To Have Won An Oscar
Actors can find themselves doing the finest work of their careers as they mature. Who is the oldest person to have won an Oscar?
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The Untold Truth Of The Three Stooges
For eight decades, audiences have delighted in the eye-gouging, hair-pulling comic mayhem of The Three Stooges. Their story is much more than slapstick comedy.
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Times Disney Movies Were Historically Accurate
Disney movies aren't known for their historical accuracy. But there are rare times when Disney movies have been historically accurate.
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Why Nirvana Was Kicked Out Of Their Own Album Release Party
Musical icons are nothing short of revered by their legions of fans but everyone who has to clean up the mess they leave may not be quite so fond of them.
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This Mick Jagger Duet Was Lost For 46 Years
How exactly the recording of "Fragile" got lost is unknown, but in the days before digital media, misplacing the masters could have devastating effects.
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The True Story Of The Doll That Inspired Chucky
The Chucky doll is a popular and memorable horror character, but where did the idea come from? The roots can be traced back to a very creepy real-life toy.
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Why Brandon Lee Turned Down The Chance To Play His Father
As the son of martial arts legend Bruce Lee, one would think Brandon Lee would have lived a charmed and privileged life — but this wasn't necessarily the case.
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Is Tupac Buried Anywhere?
Following his death, Shakur was cremated and his ashes were given to his mother, Afeni Shakur. As for where they are now, there are a couple of odd stories.
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The Amazing Story Of Horror Icon Christopher Lee
Horror movie icon Christopher Lee is best known for his role as Dracula, Saruman the White, and Count Dooku, with a career spanning 7 decades.
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The Only Star You Can't Step On At The Hollywood Walk Of Fame
The Hollywood Walk of Fame is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Los Angeles — but there's one celebrity whose star isn't like the others.
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The Most Controversial Movies Based On The Bible Explained
Hollywood and organized religion have long had a difficult relationship. Here are some of the most controversial movies based on the Bible.
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Why Charlie Watts Once Punched Mick Jagger In The Face
In 1984, Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts infamously punched Mick Jagger in the face. Here's the story of what led to the now-notorious incident.
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Here's What Really Happened To Ted Williams' Head
So now the head of Ted Williams, the legendary batter, is separated from his body and both of them are sitting in liquid nitrogen storage in Arizona.
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The Truth About The Time Annie Oakley Competed At Wimbledon
Back then, Wimbledon hosted a tournament for a different sport: shooting. When the Wild West Show toured England in 1887, Oakley competed.
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The Bizarre Truth About David Bowie's Internet Service Provider
David Bowie launched his own internet service provider called BowieNet in 1998.
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The Truth About Hollywood's Oldest Living Star
One golden age actor is still very much here among us. Her name is Marsha Hunt and she's Hollywood's oldest living star. In 2021, Hunt is expected to turn 104.
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Star Trek Actors Who Tried To Have Music Careers
"Star Trek" has been a phenomenon for over half a century, spawning numerous television shows, movies, books, video games, and just about every form of media.
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The Truth About Robin Williams And Pam Dawber's Relationship
Robin Williams and Pam Dawber became good friends while they worked together on the TV show "Mork and Mindy," a "Happy Days" spin-off that ran until 1982.
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Where Is Frank Zappa Buried?
Musician and songwriter Frank Zappa, considered a crackpot by some and a musical genius by many others, was a talented guitarist and avant-garde composer.
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The Truth About Robin Williams And John Belushi's Relationship
Robin Williams and John Belushi had a ball doing drugs in the 1970s. Unfortunately, the drugs also ended Belushi's life and their friendship in a tragic way.
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Here's Who Michael Jackson Didn't Include In His Will
Michael Jackson died on June 25, 2009, in Los Angeles at just 50 years old. He was thought to have left behind an estate worth approximately $567 million.
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