Rudolph Isley Dies, Isley Brothers Founder Dead At 84
Isley Brothers founder Rudolph Isley died on October 11, 2023, at age 84. He reportedly died in his home from a possible heart attack. Here's his story.
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What Is The Twin Flames Universe And Who Are Its Leaders?
A couple spreads their philosophies on love and relationships and offers coaching online, but some say Twin Flames Universe is a cult. These are its leaders.
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The Tragic Death Of Mike Porcaro From Toto
The saddest chapters of the band's history were the separate deaths of two of the three Porcaro brothers -- Jeff, Mike and Steve Porcaro were all Toto members.
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The Truth About Jon Bon Jovi And Richie Sambora's Relationship
The onetime bandmates and friends separated in 2013 during the Because We Can Tour after Sambora never showed up for the gig.
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What You Didn't Know About The Impressive Comics Collection Inside The Library Of Congress
After an incredibly generous gift, the Library of Congress now has over 12,000 comic book titles totaling over 140,000 issues.
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How Michael Vick Ended Up With No Money
The answer to what happened to Michael Vick's millions is a lot more complex than simple karmic payback for his notorious role in a gruesome dog fighting ring.
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Why The Sydney Opera House Was Nearly Not Built
Nearly 11 million people visit the Sydney Opera House in Australia each year to marvel at its creative sculptural design featuring interlocking shells.
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Why Dwight Eisenhower Had A Feud With Squirrels
The president hoped a putting green would be the perfect place to unwind, but his mini-golf getaway was quickly infested by Truman's old friends: squirrels.
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Inside Lady Gaga And Liza Minnelli's Relationship
When Lady Gaga and Liza Minnelli presented the nominees and award for best picture at the 94th Academy Awards, it touched audiences everywhere.
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The Alarming Number Of Surgeries The Undertaker Has Endured
In 2020, The Undertaker announced his retirement (for real this time). "My time has come," he said.
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What Robert Downey Jr.'s Life In Prison Was Really Like
Robert Downey Jr. was considered a Hollywood bad boy in his own right. But it was for very concerning reasons. The actor suffered from addiction.
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How John Daly Gambled Away All His Money
Daly spoke of how he gambled away over $55 million. He admitted he had to go through all his tax records in order to find out the amount of money he lost.
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The Untold Truth Of Aerosmith's Tom Hamilton
If it weren't for the other co-founders of the band, like bassist Tom Hamilton, Aerosmith might not be around at all. Here's the run-down.
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Are LeBron James And Chris Paul Friends?
They've competed against each other quite a bit over the years, but lots of people are wondering if LeBron James and Chris Paul are friends off the court.
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The Tragic Death Of Cary Grant
The life of film legend and quintessential leading man ended in 1986 in Davenport, Iowa, far from the luxurious confines of his Beverly Hills estate.
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Here's What UFC Fighters Think Of Steven Seagal
UFC champion Anderson Silva took on Vitor Belfort and came out victorious with a front kick that was considered legendary.
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The Real Reason Scotty From Star Trek Is Missing A Finger
One quality of the original series that seldom gets attention relates to Montgomery Scott -- "Scotty,'' the chief engineer, played by James Doohan.
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Who Are Mary Lou Retton's 4 Daughters?
Olympic Gold-Metalist Mary Lou Retton was a huge star in the 1980's. She later married and had four daughters, who all became athletes in their own right.
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Why John Le Carré Left MI6 And Became A World-Renowned Writer
John le Carré worked as a spy for Britain's MI6 for 15 years before he became a world-renowned fiction writer. Here's why he made the change.
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The History Of The YMCA And Basketball
It's thanks to the Young Men's Christian Association that basketball exists at all and is lauded as an essential element of sports culture.
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The Real Reason Blink-182 Once Stopped Playing Adam's Song
"Adam's Song" is one of the saddest Blink-182 songs, and at one point they even stopped playing it. Here's the story behind the temporary retirement.
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Browns QB Baker Mayfield Is Worth A Lot More Than You Think
Mayfield was the number one pick in the NFL draft in 2018, when he signed a four year contract worth $32.68 million that came with a $21 million signing bonus.
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Every Song Janet Jackson Won A Grammy For
Janet Jackson comes from a family of popular musicians, including her late brother, Michael. She's sold numerous recordings; how about Grammy wins?
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The Untold Truth Of James Harden
James Harden has had a storied career in basketball. He's one of the league's top scorers, regularly makes it to the All-Star team, and has been the NBA's MVP.
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The Tragic Death Of Ron 'Pigpen' McKernan
Despite Pigpen's musical accomplishments with The Grateful Dead, by 1971, doctors advised him to stop touring altogether.
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This Is How Travis Scott Became Famous
Rapper Travis Scott released his first studio album in 2015 and has dabbled in other business ventures.
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The Truth About Dr. McCoy's Nickname In Star Trek
Most Trekkies also know Dr. McCoy by another name. Throughout the series' run, McCoy is called "Bones" -- a nickname that Captain Kirk first calls him
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