The Dark Side Of Johnny Cash Everyone Likes To Ignore
While Johnny Cash's substance abuse issues and prison stints are common knowledge to fans, there are a few sordid details about his life that fans ignore.
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How James Dean Predicted His Death
On September 30, 1955, James Dean was cruising when his new Porsche 550 Spyder collided with a Ford sedan at an intersection. Did Dean predict his own death?
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Did Blondie's Debbie Harry Ever Get Married?
Blondie stunner Debbie Harry has enjoyed her share of romances, most notably with bandmate Chris Stein. But did any of those relationships lead to the altar?
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A Look At Billy Preston's Time Working With The Rolling Stones
Billy Preston was a prolific musician who actually spent more time with The Rolling Stones than he did with The Beatles, with whom he's more often associated.
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The Tragic Death Of The Firstborn Marx Brother
One of the ongoing rumors regarding the Marx Brothers was that another brother that had died in infancy. This was written off by many as a myth until 1999.
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The Reason Wimbledon Umpires Learn Other Languages Isn't What You Think
Wimbledon has been a tennis tradition for more than 150 years and is still steeped in protocol. Turns out, its umpires learn other languages for this reason:
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The Truth About The First Modern Olympic Death
Despite all of their preparation and training, athletes at the Olympics are not immune from life-threatening, even deadly health problems as they compete.
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The Real Reason The US Boycotted The 1980 Summer Olympics
At the start of the Soviet-Afghan war, the U.S., fueled both by anti-communism and horror at the casualties, planned to boycott the 1980 Olympics in Moscow.
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Here's Why Some Tour De France Riders Wear Special Jerseys
The Tour de France is the biggest professional bicycling event in the world and is currently taking place in France until July 18.
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The Tragic Death Of Bane Bassist Brendan 'Stu' Maguire
After a pancreatic cancer diagnosis in September 2019, Brendan "Stu" Maguire, a former bass player for the band Bane, died on June 28.
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Everything We Know About The Scott Weiland Biopic So Far
Dark Pictures is teaming up with producer Orian Williams to develop a movie based on the life of Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland.
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Who Has The Most Wimbledon Titles In Women's Singles History?
Wimbledon has made household names out of female tennis players, such as Billie Jean King, Chris Evert, and Steffi Graf, for generations.
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How Many People Have Died During The Tour De France?
The Tour de France is one of the most grueling athletic endeavors created, and there's bound to be some fatalities during the race's long history.
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Why Simone Biles' Vault Move Is Really So Dangerous
Biles was seen doing an exceptionally risky and dangerous move that, if she pulls it off during the olympiad, could even bear her name going forward.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Edith Piaf
Edith Piaf's life and music were filled with sadness, tragedy, glamour, and triumph, and were so quintessentially French.
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Courtney Love Comes For Olivia Rodrigo After 'Theft'
In June 2021, Courtney Love announced a new public beef, this time with an up-and-coming musician a third of her age.
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The Tragic Story Of The Colfax Massacre
150 Black people died in the Colfax Massacre, and the aftermath set a dangerous precedent in the United States. This is the tragic story of the Colfax Massacre.
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What We Know About The Death Of Skid Row's Johnny Solinger
Here's what we know about the recent death of Johnny Solinger, ex-frontman of hard rock/metal band Skid Row.
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The Truth About Julio Iglesias' Terrible Car Accident
Julio Iglesias has melted the hearts of fans everywhere with his silky smooth, Spanish-accented crooning voice and has sold over 100 million records.
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Why Rage Against The Machine Was Banned From SNL
Rage Against the Machine was banned from Saturday Night Live in 1996 for a controversial incident that never got to be seen on-air.
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Athletes Who Contracted The Coronavirus
Many celebrities have contracted the coronavirus, and even in a society where "the games must go on," the sports world was not immune to the virus outbreak.
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The Baseball Hall Of Fame's Biggest Controversies Ever
From racism to cheating to steroids, here's the Baseball Hall of Fame's biggest controversies ever.
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The Truth About Cher's Tragic Childhood
These days, Cher has everything money can afford. However, the singer grew up in a different reality.
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The Real Reason Paul Stanley Didn't Like The First 3 KISS Albums
"I was never a fan of the first three albums, sonically."
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This Was Huey Lewis' Biggest Regret Of His Career
Regrets, musicians have had a few. Huey Lewis is no exception to the rule but the '80s rocker's biggest regret is not exactly what you might be expecting.
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Why We're Worried About Hall & Oates' Next Album
Lost in the shuffle of the pandemic and comeback tour, however, is the discussion of Hall & Oates' new album.
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The Real Reason David Crosby Is Losing The Ability To Play Guitar
Nearing the age of 80, David Crosby is still passionate about music but, as he's confided in recent interviews, he may soon lose the ability to play guitar.
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