The Devastating Death Of Mister Rogers' Wife, Joanne Rogers
Joanne Rogers, wife of Fred "Mister" Rogers, who kept his legacy and memory alive following his death in 2003, died on Thursday, January 14, at the age of 92.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Junkyard Dog
In his heyday, Sylvester "Junkyard Dog" Ritter was so over with the fans that he could give Hulk Hogan a run for his money.
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What Really Happened After Kurt Cobain's Post-SNL Overdose
While drugs didn't kill him in the end, Cobain had nearly lost his life to overdoses a few times, the last one as recently as a month before his death.
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The Tragic Death Of The Beatrice Six's Joseph White
In 2009, the Beatrice Six were released after DNA evidence cleared them, following the years-long efforts of Joseph White, who maintained his innocence.
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28% Of People Hate This Classic Rock Band
When it comes to the classic rock bands that make you change the station every time they come on the radio, who do we all really hate?
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What Afa Anoa'i Has Been Doing Since Retiring From Pro Wrestling
The new NBC show Young Rock, which follows the wild life of former wrestler Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, is shining a light on old school wrestling dynasties.
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The Truth About John And Tom Fogerty's Feud
It's true that brotherly rivalries are a staple of rock 'n' roll history, but it's rare that things turn out as sadly as they did for the Fogerty brothers.
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Eddie Van Halen Was Younger Than You Thought When He Recorded 'Eruption'
Van Halen's first demo tape was financed by Kiss bassist Gene Simmons after he saw them play at the Starwood Club in Los Angeles. They signed with Warner Bros.
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A Look At The Guinness Accident That Inspired A Beatles Song
The Beatles found inspiration in some very surprising places, including the grisly tale of the death of the young heir to the Guinness empire.
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The Time Pink Floyd Was Linked To The Wizard Of Oz
Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon is one of the most celebrated rock albums of all time. Did you know it was linked to The Wizard of Oz?
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All The Times Poison Has Been Sued
Life on top of the rock 'n' roll world was not always a good time for Poison. The band has been taken to court multiple times for a variety of reasons.
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The Real Meaning Behind NOFX's Name
While NOFX has indeed been around for longer than a good number of their fans have been alive, many remain unsure of where the band got their name.
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The Truth About Ink Master's Ryan Ashley
Ryan Ashley was the first female champion of the hit reality TV competition Ink Master. She won season 8 in 2016, and she hung around for some spin-offs, too.
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How The Joy Of Painting's First Episode Differs From The Rest
The very first episode of The Joy of Painting, titled "A Walk in the Woods," premiered on January 11, 1983. A younger Bob Ross is introduced, wearing glasses.
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A Look At Chris Gaines' Ridiculous Backstory
At the end of the 20th century, Garth Brooks donned a black wig, grew a soul button, and released a greatest hits album as an emo rocker named Chris Gaines.
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The Shady Truth About Ink Master Star Daniel Silva
Tattoo artist Daniel Silva, from season 10 of Ink Master, found himself in a lot of mud when he crashed a luxury car that killed his friend last spring.
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What's Come Out About Chadwick Boseman Since His Death
The death of Chadwick Boseman was one of the most shocking events in pop culture and Hollywood over the past year. Here is what has come out since his death.
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What's The Prize For Winning The NBA Dunk Contest?
Since 1984 the NBA has held its annual dunk contest, rewarding a single player with the title and bragging rights as the top dunker of the league -- and cash.
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The Real Reason Terrell Owens Went Broke
Terrell Owens became a humanitarian, actor, motivational speaker, and a businessman -- all of which were successful, except for the businessman part.
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The Truth About Biggie Smalls' Most Infamous Interview
Anything you can't prove basically becomes lore, and that's exactly what happened to an interview that Biggie Smalls gave a now-defunct free weekly in Toronto.
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The Sad Truth About The Notorious B.I.G.'s Childhood
Wallace -- Biggie -- grew up in the borough's Clinton Hill neighborhood on a block of St. James St. now known as Christopher Wallace Way, says Curbed New York.
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The Tragic Death Of Bing Crosby's Wife
Dixie Lee Crosby was born Wilma Winifred Wyatt in Harriman, Tennessee on November 4, 1909. She started singing in her late teens and won a talent contest.
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Hilarious Ways Movie Characters Bit The Dust
Mel Brooks famously said, "Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall into an open sewer and die."
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Why NOFX Was Banned In The USA
In 2018, NOFX appeared to face a reckoning for their signature offensive behavior.
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The Tragic Truth About The Highway Of Tears
Canada's Highway of Tears is part of a road known for cases of missing or murdered Indigenous women, highlighting a broken system where race comes into play.
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Wrestlers Who Died Under Suspicious Circumstances
Some of these suspicious wrestling deaths are still unresolved.
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There's A Surprising Adam Sandler Movie Crushing It On Netflix
Turns out that Murder Mystery isn't the only joint success in Netflix's catalog for Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston.
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