Winning A Million Dollars On Wheel Of Fortune, Explained
Created by the late entertainment mogul Merv Griffin, "Wheel of Fortune" has been a mainstay on American television since its debut in 1974.
Read MoreCreated by the late entertainment mogul Merv Griffin, "Wheel of Fortune" has been a mainstay on American television since its debut in 1974.
Read More"I had one fan, and that was my uncle," Moore stated in a recent interview (posted on YouTube). Today, things are a little different. Not much, but a little.
Read MoreAdam Lambert may be one of the most successful alums of "American Idol," and you might even be surprised by how much money this runner-up has in the bank.
Read MoreFloyd was determined to get a piece of the tourist cave pie. He knew of one called Sand Cave that was located on the road ahead of most of the other show caves.
Read MoreRolling Stone did a deep dive of rare tracks and alternative track versions that includes rap-rock hybrid "It Tastes Good, Don't It."
Read MoreSome presidents were doing the job while facing secret struggles and confronting their mortality. Here's the US presidents who suffered the most tragic deaths.
Read MoreThe Mount Erebus disaster was (and still is) New Zealand's worst peacetime disaster, killing 257 people. Here's the tragic story of the Mount Erebus disaster.
Read MoreSome of Saturday Night Live's most memorable actors have faced their share of trauma and heartbreak. Here's a look at the tragic lives of some SNL standouts.
Read MoreThe girl who portrayed Huey Lewis' date in the music video Stuck with You did not fade into obscurity after her brush with fame.
Read MoreWith Zack de la Rocha in front, Rage Against the Machine established themselves in the 1990s as a pioneering and controversial rap-rock act.
Read MoreAmerican singer and pianist Jerry Lee Lewis is probably just as famous for his talent as he is for his turbulent private life.
Read MoreBand names are suffused with all kinds of meanings.
Read MoreGary Driscoll, who co-founded Elf in 1967 alongside Ronnie James Dio, David Feinstein, Doug Thaler, and Nick Pantas, died mysteriously in 1987.
Read MoreGuitarist Peter Buck first rose to fame as part of the legendary alt-rock band R.E.M. in the 1980s. What is he up to these days?
Read MoreElton John has released 30 studio albums, as well as a clutch of other releases that include collaborations, live albums, and official compilations.
Read MoreMany details in "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" are so plausible that viewers could be easily confused. Here's how "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" lied to you.
Read MoreSadly, "Moonstruck" actress and director Olympia Dukakis has died. The actress was 89 when she died on Saturday in New York.
Read MoreMost of Silver Jews' songs were written by Berman -- often experimental, mellow tracks about life. The group created music for most of the '90s and the 2000s.
Read MoreOutside of the States, and in particular when it comes to European soccer teams, the names can be a bit more arcane. Manchester United. Real Madrid. Arsenal.
Read MoreThe wrestling team Harlem Heat was made up of real-life brothers Booker and Lash Huffman, who fought individually under the names Booker T and Stevie Ray.
Read MoreThe Darkness is absolutely worth checking out if you're looking to join the hordes of viewers who have chosen it for their horror movie fix.
Read MoreNetflix's once-mighty DVD-by-mail service now seems as quaint as a carrier pigeon, but still it lives on.
Read MoreNetflix is an inseparable part of our culture, but few people know the company's secrets: deception, secret warehouses, and a foundation story based on lies.
Read MoreWhat are the weirdest, darkest shows on Netflix? Hey, glad you asked.
Read MoreJohnny Crawford, the former child star known as one of the original "Mickey Mouse Club" Mouseketeers and for his role in "The Rifleman," has died.
Read MoreSince forming Run the Jewels, the rappers have successfully connected with their fans, weaving political and societal themes into their music with ease.
Read MoreChild actor Johnny Crawford died April 29 at the age of 75. Crawford was already diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease when he contracted COVID-19 and pneumonia.
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