How Nirvana Helped Rejuvenate Weird Al Yankovic's Career
Nirvana helped Weird Al Yankovic revitalize his career after a three-year slump that started with the 1989 box-office bomb UHF.
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The Tragic Reason Gwen Stefani Became No Doubt's Lead Singer
It's hard to imagine the dynamic and attention-grabbing Gwen Stefani as a backup singer, but in her former band, No Doubt, that's how her career started.
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The Odd Reason Johann Sebastian Bach Spent A Month In Jail
Born into a family with multiple other famed musicians, Johann Sebastian Bach was one of the greatest figures in the history of classical music.
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Here's Why John Lennon Actually Hated Songwriting
In his last interview, Lennon was transparent about hating the process of writing the songs that would become inextricably woven into the fabric of our lives.
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Here's Who Inherited Kurt Cobain's Money After He Died
From the outside looking in, probably no one pegged Nirvana rocker Kurt Cobain as the kind of guy who would have a will. Those instincts would be correct.
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Here's Who Inherited Amy Winehouse's Money After She Died
On July 23, 2011, Winehouse was found dead at home from accidental alcohol poisoning. Winehouse did not have a will. Her net worth was around $4.66 million.
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This Is The Best And The Worst Path You Can Choose In Netflix's Escape The Undertaker
Here are the best and worst paths to take in Netflix's new interactive film Escape The Undertaker.
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How A Surfing Accident Changed John Wayne's Career
It's hard to imagine John Wayne hanging ten, catching the big one, and riding the wave in like a gunslinger chasing down a band of outlaws - but he did.
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The Surprising Reason Albert Einstein And Yoda Are Connected
Yoda sculptor Stuart Freeborn created the facial features of the Jedi Master using his own face, as well as Albert Einstein's.
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The Real Meaning Of The Undertaker's Tattoos
The Undertaker has several tattoos covering his body, and they have sentimental meanings behind them.
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This Sport Blinded Teddy Roosevelt In One Eye
Captain Meade didn't know he had caused the injury until President Roosevelt revealed it in his autobiography 12 years later. The extent of it was hidden.
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The Truth About Vladimir Putin's Black Belt
Many know Russian President Vladimir Putin as a former KGB agent, a prominent politician for over two decades, and arranging his own public relations photo ops.
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A Look At Jackie Kennedy And Andy Warhol's Friendship
"We spent long lazy afternoons on the beach, talking and burying each other in the sand. At times like this, Andy wasn't as strange as he initially seemed."
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William Shatner Confirms He's Visiting The Final Frontier
At 90 years old, William Shatner will be the oldest human to boldly go where a handful of people have already gone — thanks to Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin.
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The Real Reason No George Harrison Songs Were Featured In The Beatles' 1969 Rooftop Concert
By the time The Beatles played their now-iconic rooftop concert at the Apple Records headquarters in 1969, the bandmates' relationships were already frayed.
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The Tragic Way Leonardo Da Vinci's Biggest Project Was Destroyed
Leonardo da Vinci is perhaps one of the greatest minds to ever grace the Earth. A true Renaissance man, da Vinci was an inventor, painter, scientist, and more.
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The Reason John Lennon And Yoko Ono Sent Acorns To World Leaders
The desire for world peace has motivated many major artists throughout the 20th century and beyond, their message transmitted to the world through symbols.
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The Reason The Beatles' 1969 Concert Took Place On A Rooftop Might Surprise You
Here's why the Beatles, after suggesting several farfetched venues, opted to hold their 1969 concert on the Apple Corps rooftop.
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The Real Reason Wu-Tang Clan's RZA Nearly Ended Up In Jail
Wu-Tang Clan first emerged with their breakthrough single "Protect Ya Neck" and their classic 1993 debut album, "Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)."
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The Tragic Death Of Sable Starr
One of the most infamous stories out of the '70s involves a woman who would become affectionately known as the "Queen of the Groupie Scene" — Sable Starr.
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The Tragedy Of One-Hit-Wonder Joan Weber
What makes some performers have hit upon hit and others to only have one chart-topping song only to disappear into obscurity as quickly as they arrived?
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The Truth About Eminem's 'Mom's Spaghetti' Restaurant
This isn't the first time Eminem has served up pasta, though. Mom's Spaghetti was a pop-up in 2017, connected to Eminem's "Revival" album, then on tour in 2018.
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The Truth About Madonna's Controversial Late Show Appearance
Madonna had an awkward interview with late-night show host David Letterman in 1994.
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What Disney World Was Like On Opening Day In 1971
Much about Disney World has changed in the half century since it first welcomed guests, but much is still remarkably similar to how it was October 1, 1971.
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The Truth About Remnant Fellowship Church Leader Gwen Shamblin Lara's Husband
However, when a plane crashed in 2021, Lara was piloting. He and six passengers died, including his wife Gwen Shamblin Lara, founder of the Weigh Down method.
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The Dark Truth About The Nazi Sect Established In Chile
Nazism is a disease that humanity has yet to squash, and even after their defeat in World War II, many Nazis were able to escape to the Americas.
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The Real Reason Motorhead Almost Split Up In The '70s
British metal band Motörhead melted faces for the better part of 40 years, from their formation in the 1970s until the death of frontman Lemmy Kilmister.
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