Ruth Ellis: The Tragic True Story Of The Last Woman Executed In The UK
Ruth Ellis shot David Blakely four times before "calmly" handing her gun to an off-duty police officer. She then asked the man, "Will you please arrest me?"
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What You Might Not Know About Leonardo DiCaprio's Near-Death Experiences
Near-death experiences can be some of the most profound and strange phenomena experienced by humans — and Leo DiCaprio has come closer to the end than many.
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The Tragic Death Of Peg Entwistle
The Hollywood sign is one of the most recognizable monuments in Los Angeles, California and, while there's no proof it's haunted, Peg Entwistle died there.
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Olympic Athletes Who Lost It On Live TV
If an Olympics fan or athlete acts the fool, it's going to be seen by at least some people, possibly millions, and repeated on the news and on YouTube.
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Why 450 Stars Were Once Removed From The Hollywood Walk Of Fame
For over 60 years, the Hollywood Walk of Fame has honored individuals who have made significant contributions to various aspects of the entertainment industry.
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AC/DC's New Business Venture Includes A Subtle Nod To Satan
AC/DC has released new beers to go with its latest album, and one of the brews includes a clever wink to the rockers' favorite embodiment of pure evil: Satan.
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The Truth About Muhammad Ali's Spoken Word Album
In 1963, boxer Muhammad Ali — then known as Cassius Clay — released the spoken-word album "I Am The Greatest!" Much like Ali, it ended up making history.
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Here's What Happens To The Bowling Ball After You Hit A Strike
The pinsetter is to bowling what the ski lift is to skiing: a surprisingly complicated machine that takes some of the actual work out of a popular sport.
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The Exotic Pet Paris Hilton Has Owned Might Surprise You
Paris Hilton doesn't hide her love for pets. Most people probably remember seeing Hilton carrying her dog Tinkerbell — though she's had more exotic pets too.
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April Ross: The Untold Truth Of The Olympic Beach Volleyball Champ
Professional beach volleyball player April Ross is appearing at the Tokyo Olympics -- her third appearance in the Olympics, and gunning for her third medal.
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The Darkest Moments Of Woodstock 99
Woodstock 99 wasn't just a mess of a musical festival; it was a disgusting display of the worst humanity has to offer, including riots and sexual assault.
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What's Known About Cinderella Guitarist Jeff LaBar's Death So Far
Cinderella guitarist Jeff LaBar, who joined the group in 1985, died on Tuesday, July 14, 2021 at the age of 58; no cause of death has been reported for LaBar.
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Team USA's Tattoos Explained
At least some this year's Olympians have tats that will be visible to TV viewers, inasmuch as they won't be covered by the players' uniforms during competition.
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The Weird Place Judy Garland's Original Wizard Of Oz Dress Was Found
It was said that one of Garland's original dresses was stashed away for decades in the Hartke Building of the Catholic University of America in Washington D.C.
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How Amadeus Ignored Mozart's True Story
Miloš Forman's 1984 film "Amadeus" purports to explore the relationship between rival composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Antonio Salieri.
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Olympic Surfing: Everything You Need To Know Before Watching
Everyone is gearing up for the upcoming Olympic games that will be held in Tokyo, Japan — especially fans of surfing, which is making its Summer Games debut.
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Sex Scandals The White House Couldn't Hide
From affairs jokes about private parts, there are no shortage of scandals that threatened to rock the White House over the last couple of centuries.
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The Rolling Stones Made This Drink Very Popular
When Mick Jagger asked bartender Bobby Lozoff for a margarita, Lozoff asked if he'd like to try something he'd been working on instead — and made history.
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Here's How Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Was Destroyed
Legendary playwright William Shakespeare saw his dreams go up in smoke and flames during a performance at London's Globe Theatre on June 29, 1613.
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The Truth About Poison Drummer Rikki Rockett's COVID-19 Diagnosis
Poison drummer Rikki Rockett announced in July 2021 that he had contracted COVID-19, despite being fully vaccinated. Still, he urged others to get the vaccine.
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Inside The African Boycott Of The 1976 Olympics
In 1976, as the Olympics were ramping up in Montreal, Quebec -- mere days before the opening ceremonies -- more than 30 teams simply packed up and went home.
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The Untold Truth Of Noah Lyles
Even with a lifetime of athletic achievement under Noah Lyles' belt, sports aren't the only thing to make up his person. The Olympian even has a nerdier side.
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The Surprising Thing That Happened During Paul McCartney's Beatles Debut
Here's the surprising thing that took place during Paul McCartney's debut gig with the Quarrymen, the band that eventually evolved into the Beatles.
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Why The Latest Ted Bundy Movies Are Catching So Much Backlash
July 2021 saw the release of, not one, but two teasers for new films about serial killer Ted Bundy, and internet immediately criticized the movies. Here's why.
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The Evolution Of AI In Movies Explained
Netflix's "Oxygen" introduces us to some shifty new artificial intelligence MILO. Here's a brief look at how film's treatment of AI has changed over time.
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The Surprising Connections Between The Blues Brothers And Star Wars
The first connection is Carrie Fisher, who of course starred in "The Empire Strikes Back" as Princess Leia and made a cameo appearance in "The Blues Brothers."
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The Truth About Merle Haggard's Rough Childhood
Sometimes called the poet of the common man, country legend Merle Haggard faced numerous struggles growing up and even did time. Does his childhood hold clues?
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