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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The Untold Truth Of Dean Martin
Dean Martin was the "King of Cool," part of the legendary Rat Pack. He lived a colorful life but was famously private. Here's the untold truth of Dean Martin.
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Megadeth: The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Dave Mustaine
Megadeth's Dave Mustaine has been an instrumental part of the music industry for decades now. However, he never forgets to be grateful for how far he's come.
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How William Penn Is Linked To A Philadelphia Sports Curse
Philadelphia had a 20-plus-year period where none of their teams won, and fans felt that it was due to the Curse of Billy Penn.
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The Real Reason Andy Taylor Left Duran Duran In The '80s
Understanding the public and private dilemma Duran Duran guitarist Andy Taylor endured at that time reveals the real reason he left the group in the '80s.
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How George Orwell Was Nearly Killed While Writing One Of His Books
You've likely heard of George Orwell, the crafty English novelist whose writing was equal parts science fiction and societal critique.
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The Surprising Amount Of Money Someone Once Paid For Hitler's Boxers
An anonymous buyer at a private auction purchased a decades-old pair of monogrammed underwear that belonged to none other than Adolf Hitler.
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Steven Seagal Worked With This Legendary Singer On His Debut Album
Actor and martial arts expert Steven Seagal is well known for his starring roles in campy '80s and '90s action movies like "Hard To Kill" and "Under Siege."
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Is George Harrison Buried Anywhere?
As the lead guitarist of the world-famous English band the Beatles, George Harrison's death at the age of 58 startled the music world.
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How A Chimp Nearly Killed Ronald Reagan
In 1951 Reagan's career as an actor was still going, and that year he starred alongside Diana Lynn and Peggy the Chimpanzee in the film "Bedtime for Bonzo."
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How Lamb Chop's Puppeteer Wrote A Star Trek Episode
Along with writing for her kids shows, puppeteer and ventriloquist Shari Lewis also penned an episode of the popular sci-fi franchise, "Star Trek."
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1 In 4 Fans Said This Was Their Least Favorite Pink Floyd Album
Grunge asked 598 people across the United States what their favorite Pink Floyd album was. But which one came out on the bottom?
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Why Keith Moon Landed A Bad Reputation In The Music World
Raucous law-breaking and boundary-busting were met with, "That's just rock 'n' roll, baby." But Keith Moon took it too far — even for the music world.
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Tragic Details About Woody Harrelson
Woody Harrelson is an actor who's quite unlike his contemporaries. He has taken risks his career and made the decision to be himself in interviews.
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The Creative Ways Star Trek Tried To Save Money
Star Trek" may have looked low-budget, but in reality the show came with a hefty price tag, so the producers took several measures to be more economical.
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The Tragic Death Of The Velvet Underground's Sterling Morrison
Velvet Underground guitarist Sterling Morrison died in 1995 after mostly fading into obscurity following his departure from the band.
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The Real Reason The Roman Colosseum Was Abandoned For Centuries
The Roman Colosseum was left abandoned for centuries after gladiatorial games and other activities were stopped.
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Dave Navarro's Favorite Tattoo Explained
Navarro told Loudersound his favorite tattoo is "likely" the one he has of mother's name, "Constance," on his lower back. It sounds sweet but the memory is sad.
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Who Inherited Nipsey Hussle's Money After His Death?
Nipsey Hussle's estate was valued at over $4 million in 2020, with most coming from high-priced personal items, his portfolio, and his shares of companies.
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Why The FBI Was Once Fixated On Burt Lancaster
In addition to his penchant for offbeat roles and films, Burt Lancaster was outspoken about his liberal political beliefs — which made him a target of the FBI.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Princess Diana
Her marriage to Prince Charles was just one of the many problems Princess Diana had to cope with. This is the tragic real-life story of Princess Diana.
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The Velvet Underground's Relationship With Andy Warhol Explained
While The Velvet Underground is known as one of the most influential bands ever, less known is how Andy Warhol was one of the main factors behind their success.
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The Tragic True Story Of Heiress Ann Cooper Hewitt
Ann Cooper Hewitt was an heiress who sued her mother for having her undergo sterilization without her knowledge.
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The Truth About Albert Einstein And Charlie Chaplin's Friendship
Albert Einstein expressed his desire to meet Charlie Chaplin, and the two struck a genuine friendship.
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The Real Reason Lou Reed Quit The Velvet Underground
The Velvet Underground is a classic case of a group of artists finding recognition well after their initial activity. So why did Lou Reed leave?
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Why Iggy Pop Landed A Bad Reputation In The Music World
Many an aged punk sneered in the earnest faces of people declaring their fanhood for Iggy Pop when his pop-culture star rose around 2004.
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This Is Where Jim Morrison Is Buried
In perhaps one of the most unsettling and lamented deaths in rock 'n' roll history, Jim Morrison was only 27 when he died in Paris of a suspected heart attack.
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