The Real Reason Andy Warhol Hated Campbell's Soup
Andy Warhol's first solo art opening in Los Angeles featured paintings that drew both marvel and ridicule, Campbell's soup cans.
Read MoreAndy Warhol's first solo art opening in Los Angeles featured paintings that drew both marvel and ridicule, Campbell's soup cans.
Read MoreProfessional wrestler Junkyard Dog was one of the few prominent Black wrestlers in the 1980s and had a decent net worth when he died.
Read MoreThe true story of Chippendales includes arson, assassins, and dumb business decisions, fueled by jealousy and greed. Here's the dark history of Chippendales.
Read MoreThe most timeless of her recordings are those dealing with the realities of race prejudice in America, songs that reverberate with astonishing power even today.
Read MoreMusicians often make their mark upon the world at a young age, and that is certainly true of the late Jimi Hendrix, one of rock's greatest guitarists ever.
Read MoreTo get you to stick around through the long credits, many filmmakers are now adding short scenes at the end. But some of those scenes just plain don't work.
Read MoreOff the basketball court, Damian Lillard has another thriving career. When he's not playing basketball, he's in the studio recording music as a rapper.
Read MoreDo captains James and Durant and the rest of the All-Stars stand to make even more money from the upcoming game? Indeed they do.
Read MoreIt's no secret that KD has made a lot of waves in the sport, and even made quite a career for himself. We know that he's definitely rich. But how rich?
Read MoreFrom the beginning, professional wrestlers have had these odd, peculiar, and even what some might call very creative nicknames. It's how the fans know them.
Read MoreThe Rock used to cock an eyebrow at his rivals and shout that he was "the most electrifying man in all of entertainment." Then he went on to prove it.
Read MoreThe Iron Sheik was a big name in professional wrestling, but he paid a heavy price for the fame. This is the tragic real-life story of The Iron Sheik.
Read MoreDwayne Johnson has nothing but praise for Adrian Groulx, the actor who plays 10-year-old 'Dewey' in Young Rock, sharing photo comparisons of the two at age 10.
Read MoreWhen he was a kid, did The Rock really say that wrestling is -- ahem -- fake, as we saw in Young Rock? Let's look into the eyebrow-raising pro wrestler's past
Read MoreTackling Mount Everest holds a mystique that brings about 800 people every year to the 29,029-foot tall mountain that sits between China and Nepal.
Read MoreAlthough he never won a WWE championship, Sylvester Ritter -- aka the Junkyard Dog -- was a huge hit with wrestling fans in the 1970s and '80s.
Read MoreIt's been 35 years since the release of Metallica's metal magnum opus Masters of Puppets, which has gone on to sell nearly 10 million copies worldwide.
Read MoreYou'd expect former league MVP James Harden to be making bank, but the Brooklyn Nets shooting guard's bank account might be even more flush than you'd imagine.
Read MoreDid John Fogerty, frontman for Creedence Clearwater Revival, actually have a military background? Short answer: He did, although he wasn't sent to Vietnam.
Read MoreU.S. gold medal gymnast McKayla Maroney came into fame during the 2012 Olympics, and now it looks like she may be involved in a cult.
Read MoreHe credits his dad as the source of his nickname. But at 15 years old Dwayne Johnson stood a rock solid 6 feet and 4 inches tall, and weighed about 200 pounds.
Read MoreThe Parisian duo, who were responsible for some of the most celebrated and popular dance songs ever made, broke the news of the end of Daft Punk with a video.
Read MoreFear Factor was a game show that really tried to push the boundaries of what we'll accept on our TV screens. It definitely had some wild stunts.
Read MoreDaft Punk shocked the world on February 22, 2021, when they announced that their 28-years of robotic, EDM trailblazing had indeed come to an end.
Read MoreWoods took part in his first golf pro tournament when he was 16 years old, debuting at the Los Angeles Open. He already demonstrated skill with the golf club.
Read MoreAlthough an African American slave named Mr. Fortune died in 1798, he got his long overdue rest 215 years after his demise in a special ceremony.
Read MoreSome of the outlandish rumors about Mick Jagger are probably true, but plenty aren't. Here are the myths you believe about Mick Jagger.
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