The Truth About DJ Paul And His Arm
DJ Paul consistently wears a cast on his right arm, which is smaller than his left arm-- in fact, he reportedly refers to his right arm as his "baby arm."
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The Tragic True Story Of Maria Callas
Greek-American soprano Maria Callas took the operatic world by storm with her intensely dramatic portrayals of classical music's most famed leading ladies.
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This Is How Much Bing Crosby Was Worth When He Died
Harry Lillis 'Bing' Crosby raised himself from humble working-class beginnings to become both a hugely popular entertainer and a technological innovator.
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The Tragic Death Of John Entwistle
Showcasing his skills on classics such as My Generation, John Entwistle doesn't get as much attention as other members of The Who, but he rightfully should.
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A Look At Nick Cave's Difficult Childhood
In the early 1980s, Nick Cave was trying to break into music as the frontman of riotous punk band the Birthday Party, and he is now with the Bad Seeds.
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A Look At Davy Jones And Michael Nesmith's Relationship
The Monkees were four young men, picked from hundreds of hopefuls and assigned a team of songwriters and studio musicians to help them create their music.
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The Truth About The Wicked Witch Of The West
We've come a long way since 17th-century witch hunters prowled Europe and tortured "witches" for such diabolical crimes as dancing and owning frogs.
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A Look At Sammy Davis Jr.'s Marriage Troubles
Sammy Davis Jr. nearly lost his life and his career in the name of love. There was no protection from the public attacks over his interracial relationships.
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This Is How Much John Denver Was Worth When He Died
With his sweet vocals and thoughtful lyrics, John Denver became "among the most beloved entertainers of his era." But did big success translate into big wealth?
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The Strange Story Behind The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction For Guns N' Roses
Guns N' Roses was scheduled to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in April 2012, along with the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Beastie Boys.
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The Tragic Death Of George C. Scott
Legendary actor George C. Scott struggled with his health in his final years — but still loved to act. This is how the gruff star worked till nearly the end.
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This Is What Boston Singer Brad Delp's Final Days Were Like
In life, Brad Delp had been the lead singer and rhythm guitarist for popular rock band Boston, but died unexpectedly and tragically in 2007.
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The Real Story Behind Christian Slater's Cameo In The Office
Dozens of celebrities graced "The Office" with cameos during its 9-season run, but few were as memorable as Christian Slater's delightfully cringey appearance.
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This Is Stevie Nicks' Biggest Regret
1970s and 1980s rock 'n' roll was rife with questionable decisions and impulsive actions. For Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks, the biggest regret was marriage.
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The Murderer Who Was The Real-Life Inspiration For 'The Clovehitch Killer'
'The Clovehitch Killer' movie is fiction, but Dylan McDermott's character is very much based on the case of a real-life serial killer.
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This Is What Could Have Happened To Mozart's Final Piece
Contrary to what many people believe from the film 'Amadeus,' it wasn't Salieri who wanted to pass off Mozart's work as his own; it was someone else entirely.
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What The Last 12 Months Of Malcolm Young's Life Were Like
Starting from the time he and Angus formed AC/DC in 1973, Malcolm Young provided the rock-solid rhythm that underpinned their greatest hits.
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Fans Think This Classic Rock Band Needs To Retire Immediately
There are some rock bands that, in the eyes and ears of many, have seen much better days, and a recent survey revealed which band needs to retire.
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The Tragic Death Of Evelyn McHale
The tragic death of Evelyn McHale was captured via a stunning photograph by an amateur photographer and later published in Life Magazine.
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The Untold Truth Of Glenn Frey
From humble beginnings in Detroit, musician and songwriter Glenn Frey became one of the two main voices and faces of the Eagles.
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How The Sex Pistols Felt About The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame
Despite the band's boycott and scathing letter to the institution, the Sex Pistols were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2006.
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What Happened To Bill Berry From R.E.M.?
Former R.E.M. drummer Bill Berry quit the band after a health scare and officially "retired" — but he never fully left the group (or other projects) behind.
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A Look At Gene Simmons' Childhood
Musician Gene Simmons is infamous for being a member of the heavy rock band KISS, his impossible tongue, and his controversial nature.
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How The Knights Templar May Have Inspired Star Wars
When Muslim-held Jerusalem fell in 1099, devout Christian pilgrims rejoiced and journeyed to the Holy Land. The Knights Templar formed to protect the travelers.
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How Fred Astaire Influenced Jackie Chan
Though many Americans may not know it, Jackie Chan is arguably the biggest worldwide film star — and his trademark slapstick fights have some unique influences.
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Here's How Much Richie Sambora Is Actually Worth
Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora is worth more than you probably think.
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Why You Won't See Mötley Crüe In The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Anytime Soon
Mötley Crüe is arguably the most influential and successful band to come out of the 1980s, but the Rock & Roll Fall of Fame is unlikely to induct the group.
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