Here's What The 2020 Olympic Medals Are Actually Made Of
The medals in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics have a special twist to them.
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This Was The First Star To Be Placed On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame
In 1953, E. M. Stuart had an idea. Serving as the president of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce at the time, Stuart was inspired to create a "walk of fame."
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The Hidden Meaning Behind These NBA Logos
Some, more aesthetic, aspects of basketball tend to get lost in shuffle, though. Such is the case with team logos.
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The Devastating Death Of Metal Church Singer Mike Howe
Mike Howe, the lead singer of the influential heavy metal act Metal Church, died on the morning of July 26, 2021, at his California home. He was 55.
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What Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, And Rage Didn't Tell You
Woodstock '99, staged at decommissioned Griffiss Air Force Base, failed to the point that Rolling Stone and others refer to it as "the day the Nineties died."
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The Truth About The Grateful Dead's Run-Ins With The Law
"What a long, strange trip it's been," sang The Grateful Dead on their hit "Truckin'." No matter; authorities were ready to turn that trip into a bad one.
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Pele's Net Worth Is Even Higher Than You Think
Ask soccer fans who they think the best player is, and you'll get many different answers. But one name you're going to hear over and over again is Pelé.
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The Sad Truth About Gram Parsons' First Attempt To Go Solo
Gram Parsons' planned solo debut album never saw the light of day amid a difficult production process. Here's the story behind the failed release.
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The Truth About Blaze Bayley's Time In Iron Maiden
When Dickinson left Iron Maiden in 1993 to pursue a solo career, the band took a chance on Blaze Bayley, who had been fronting British metal band Wolfsbane.
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This Was John Lennon's Final Phone Call Before His Death
During his last-ever phone call, John Lennon was seemingly looking forward to coming back home to Liverpool and reconnecting with a certain family member.
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Gary Rossington's Emergency Heart Surgery: Details We Know So Far
Gary Rossington of Lynyrd Skynyrd remains at home in Alpharetta, Georgia, as he recovers from an emergency heart surgery that once again happened while on tour.
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The Most Paused Sports Moments Of All Time
These are the most paused sports moments of all time.
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What David Marks Has Done Since The Beach Boys
David Marks played the guitar for the Beach Boys, and he recorded a lot of surfer hits with the band during their early years.
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The Tragic Death Of Randy Savage's Ex-Wife
Elizabeth Hulette, Randy Savage's ex-wife, unexpectedly and tragically died in 2003, shocking wrestling fans around the world.
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How Bjork Was Nearly Murdered
A 21-year-old deranged fan in Florida planned to murder Bjork, allegedly due to his anger that she was dating British musician Goldie.
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Athletes Who Farted On Live TV
Athlete diets can certainly contribute to flatulence, and once in a while, a fart leaks out. Here are some athletes who farted on live TV.
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Suni Lee: What You Don't Know About The Olympic Gymnast
While Suni Lee's road to the Tokyo Olympics took a bumpy turn over the last couple of years, she has emerged through it all with a steely determination.
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The Real Reason Germany's Olympic Gymnastics Team Wears Unitards
The German gymnastics team wore unitards instead of leotards at the Tokyo 2020 games. They said they were pushing back against sexualization in their sport.
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How Al Pacino Almost Lost His Role In The Godfather
Al Pacino's role as Michael Corleone in "The Godfather" trilogy is one of his most iconic characters, but the role was almost given to someone else
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This Is How Prince Predicted His Own Death
Prince unexpectedly died at the age of 57 on April 21, 2016, and the iconic Grammy-winning artist apparently predicted his demise.
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Inside The Boycotts Of The 1956 Summer Olympics
The 1956 Summer Olympic games was one of the most controversial in history. The summer of '56 saw the first ever nations to boycott the event -- eight of them.
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What Was Jackie Mason's Net Worth When He Died?
Jackie Mason was considered a great stand-up comedian, although he was no stranger to controversy. How much was the comic worth when he died?
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The Real Meaning Of Prince's Previously Unreleased Hot Summer
The release of the fun, light new Prince track, "Hot Summer," feels like a posthumous gift from the late funkmaster genius.
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Here's How Much The Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl LV Ring Is Actually Worth
These Super Bowl rings are huge, they're gaudy, and they are anything but cheap. So, how much are these behemoth medals of gallant victory actually worth?
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Details You Didn't Notice In The Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl LV Ring
Each year, the Super Bowl rings are made differently and tailored to the winning team in a unique style.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Jackie Mason
On Saturday, July 24, 2021, the world said farewell to legendary comedian and self-proclaimed "funniest ex-rabbi in the world," Jackie Mason.
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Athletes Who Died While Competing In The Olympics
These athletes sadly died while competing in the Olympics.
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