Who Is Cary Grant's Only Daughter, Jennifer?
Legendary Hollwood actor Cary Grant had one daughter with actress Dyan Cannon. She went on to lead a life of impressive accomplishments just like her father.
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The Real Reason George Tickner Left Journey
Journey co-founder and rhythm guitarist George Tickner left the group in 1975, but why? There were a couple factors at play, but one was the main catalyst.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Lena Horne
Lena Horne was the first Black actor to sign a long-lasting contract with MGM, but her rise to fame wasn't easy. Here's Horne's tragic real-life story.
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Rock Guitarists Who Never Got Enough Credit
From the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir to longtime Tom Petty collaborator Mike Campbell, here are some rock guitarists who have not gotten the respect they deserved.
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Tragic Stories About John Travolta
John Travolta has accomplished a lot, but he's also been through a series of heartbreaking tragedies and difficulties. Here's the story of his life and career.
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Whatever Happened To The ShamWow Guy?
Vince Offer, or the ShamWow Guy, certainly has an interesting past. Are ya followin' me, camera guy? Or more to the point, how about the police guy?
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Tragic Stories Behind Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Inductions
Induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a career highlight, but for these artists, the milestone was overshadowed by personal tragedy.
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Where Is Disgraced American Ninja Warrior, Drew Drechsel, Now?
Drew Drechsel was a champion on "American Ninja Warrior" before allegations surfaced that he had sexual relations with a 15-year-old. Here's where he is now.
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The Biggest Controversies Surrounding Motley Crue
From countless lawsuits to tragedy, let's take a look at the biggest controversies that iconic rock band Mötley Crüe has found itself embroiled in.
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Can Music Heal The Body?
Research on music has shown that it can have beneficial affects on everything from mood to sleep. But can it heal the body? Here's what we know.
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China's Nine-Dash Line And The Controversy Behind It Explained
The latest Barbie Movie's use of China's controversial nine-dash line caused the film to be banned in Vietnam. Here's why.
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What Happened To The First Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Inductees?
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame began inducting members in 1986. What happened to those first luminaries of this hallowed membership?
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11 Toughest Cast Members From Deadliest Catch
Everyone who appears as a cast member on "Deadliest Catch" is legit because commercial fishing is hardcore. But not all crew members are as tough as these ones.
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The Real Meaning Behind Blowin' In The Wind
Bob Dylan wrote "Blowin' in the Wind" in two short stints in April 1962. He later claimed he composed the original two-verse version in about 10 minutes.
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Musical Cameos Performed By Major Stars
Some of the biggest pop and rock stars of all time, from Mick Jagger to Prince, have made surprising contributions to hit songs recorded by other artists.
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What Abbott And Costello's Last Movie Was Like Before They Died
"Dance With Me, Henry" was the final act from the two that took vaudeville to Hollywood. Here's what Abbott and Costello's last movie was like before they died.
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The Real Story Behind The New Beatles Song That Uses AI
When Paul McCartney revealed that a new Beatles song used AI, people were curious - and concerned. Here's the real story behind the project.
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How The YMCA Really Felt About The Village People Song Y.M.C.A.
The Village People's "Y.M.C.A" was a smash hit that remains in rotation today. But how did the YMCA feel about its name being used by the disco ensemble?
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What The Song MacArthur Park Is Really About
"MacArthur Park" was written by then-21-year-old singer-songwriter Jimmy Webb and catapulted into fame when it was recorded by Irish actor Richard Harris.
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Famous Groupies Who Died Without Much Fanfare
As the era of the 1970s rock icons came to an end, so too did the era of groupies. Here are some legendary groupies who passed away with little fanfare.
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The Tragic Death Of JFK's Brother, Joe, At Just 29 Years Old
Former President John F. Kennedy's brother, Joseph Patrick Kennedy Jr., died at just 29 years old, another in a long legacy of misfortune for the famous family.
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What Happened To The Maverick From Deadliest Catch?
By Season 4, fans of the "Deadlist Catch" might have noticed the absence of the F/V Maverick fishing vessel. So where has it gone? Let's take a look.
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Music Stars Who Died Penniless
A shocking number of musicians have gone from rags to riches and back to rags again. Some have clawed their way back to the top, but others weren't so lucky.
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The Inspiration Behind Billy Joel's We Didn't Start The Fire
Released in 1989, Billy Joel's hit "We Didn't Start the Fire" topped the charts and outlined major events for baby boomers. But there's more to it.
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Alan Arkin's Father Was A Victim Of The Red Scare For This Simple Reason
Actor Alan Arkin's father was a victim of the Red Scare in the 1950s, when fear of communism was at its height amid the Cold War. Here's why.
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What Happened To The Cast Of Happy Days?
"Happy Days" was one of the most beloved TV shows in the '70s, and many of the actors went on to highly successful careers.
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X Games Athletes Who Died Too Young
X Games athletes are prone to engaging in extremely risky behavior, and some have paid the ultimate price. Here are the X Games athletes who died too young.
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