The Tragic Death Of Peter Sellers
Known for his comedic work in such films as "The Pink Panther" (1963) and "Dr. Strangelove" (1964), actor Peter Sellers struggled in his life off-screen.
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The Reason Some Are Convinced Jim Morrison Is Still Alive
Here's why some people have recently claimed that Doors frontman Jim Morrison, who died in 1971, is still alive and well.
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Here's How Muhammad Ali Helped Save 15 American Hostages In Iraq
Muhammad Ali was one of the most prominent athletes in the 20th Century. Ironically, one of his most outstanding moments outside the ring is still little known.
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The Unexpected Way 9/11 Impacted The Comedy Industry
The brazen terrorism that occurred on September 11, 2001, impacted every facet of the entertainment industry, from books and film to sports and even comedy.
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The Story Behind The Time Rick James Said He Made Prince Cry
It's been well-documented through the years that Rick James once made Prince cry while the two musicians were touring together in the early '80s.
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What Was Willard Scott's Net Worth When He Died?
NBC News announced today that veteran weatherman and beloved television icon Willard Scott has died at the age of 87. How much was he worth when he died?
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The Devastating Death Of Willard Scott
The world is saying a sad farewell to legendary weatherman and "Today Show" icon Willard Scott, who died today at the age of 87.
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How Much It Costs To Be Buried Near Marilyn Monroe
Playboy mogul Hugh Hefner bought the crypt next to Monroe's for $75,000. And now, a crypt next to two of the world's most famous symbols of sex is up for sale.
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The Truth About Carrie Fisher's Romance With Paul Simon
Stormy relationships are nothing unusual, but for years, Carrie Fisher and Paul Simon took the concept of on-again, off-again to an entirely new level.
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The Surprising Thing Hunter S. Thompson Did At John Oates' Cabin
Gonzao journalist Hunter S. Thompson made his presence known to new neighbor John Oates with a rather unusual artifact that he had left in Oates' cabin.
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Things Fans Might Not Know About The Addams Family
The Addams Family have delighted with their wholesomely macabre humor for over 80 years. These are the facts about America's favorite freaky family.
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Who Has The Most Stars On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame?
Rather than being a single thing, like a monolith or an historical marker, the Walk of Fame is a collection of individual monuments embedded in the sidewalk.
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The Tragic Death Of Super Bowl Champion David Patten
Former New England Patriots wide receiver David Patten was killed September 2 in a tragic accident involving his motorcycle in Richland County, South Carolina.
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Here's How The Louisville Slugger Got Its Name
'Louisville Slugger' is a reference to a baseball great from Kentucky. That legend was Pete Browning, who shined on the field in the late 19th century.
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How Rick James Was Almost Murdered By The Manson Family
Legendary R&B singer Rick James lived through enough drama for many lifetimes. While known for a hedonistic lifestyle, drugs and alcohol once saved him.
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The Reason Bela Lugosi Turned Down The Role Of Frankenstein
Although Bela Lugosi had starred in an impressive number of films since his career began in 1917, his role as Count Dracula made him a household name.
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The Surprising Thing Ronnie Van Zant Is Buried With
On October 17, 1977, Southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd released their fifth studio album titled "Street Survivors." Only three days later, tragedy struck.
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The Tragic Death Of Former NFL Player Keith McCants
Keith McCants, a former All-American at the University of Alabama who played six seasons in the NFL, was found dead on Thursday morning. He was 53.
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The Real Reason ABBA Is Releasing A New Album After 40 Years
Now, 40 years after the release of their last album, ABBA has decided to release new music together, according to a press release from the band.
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Why Universal Didn't Want To Cast Bela Lugosi As Count Dracula
The character of Dracula has been portrayed by several actors throughout the years in various adaptations of stories about the blood-sucking count.
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The Tragic Death Of SeaWorld Trainer Dawn Brancheau
Dawn Brancheau's story ended where it began. According to Dawn's Foundation, she saw the famous Shamu show as a girl and decided to become a whale trainer.
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UB40: 13 Facts About The Reggae Pop Band
UB40 is one of the world's most successful cover bands, making reggae versions of a variety of top hits. Their is as tumultuous as it is musically interesting.
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What Tom Petty Was Like The Last Time These Celebs Saw Him Alive
Tom Petty was nowhere near through rocking when he died unexpectedly in 2017. This is what he was like the last time these celebs saw him.
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The Time The Beatles Wrote A Song For The Rolling Stones
The Beatles once wrote a song for The Rolling Stones after John Lennon and Paul McCartney ran into Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.
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The Truth About Julie Andrews' Relationship With Dick Van Dyke
Their iconic roles in "Mary Poppins" led Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke to be life-long friends.
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Ed Asner: Things Most Fans Never Knew
Actor Ed Asner starred in just about everything, and we're all aware of his biggest roles, but there were some things about him most fans never knew.
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This Was Walt Disney's First Feature Film
In the mid-1930s, Walt Disney gathered his production team at his studio and began to singlehandedly perform the story of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
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