The Inspiration Behind Pearl Jam's Black
Pearl Jam's song "Black" from their debut album, "Ten" has remained a fan favorite though it was never made a single. This was the inspiration behind the song.
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Musicians Who Cut Their Kids Out Of Their Wills
Some of these inheritance cases have led to lengthy court battles, with estranged children desperate to get their hands on their parent's millions.
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The Most Tragic Deaths In Old Hollywood Explained
Many of Tinseltown's most famous stars lived tumultuous lives, some of which came to calamitous ends. Here's a look at the most tragic deaths in Old Hollywood.
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What The Final 12 Months Of Elvis' Life Were Like
Few if any figures in rock and roll history are as timeless -- or controversial -- as Elvis Presley.
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The Complicated And Extraordinarily Private Life Of Robert De Niro
Robert De Niro needs little introduction, and he's shared as little about himself. Here is the complicated and extraordinarily private life of Robert De Niro.
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What Eddie Van Halen's Former Bandmates Said About Him
A guitar virtuoso, Eddie Van Halen worked with many talented musicians over the decades. Here's what Eddie Van Halen's former bandmates said about him.
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What The Name Bee Gees Means
One misconception is how the Bee Gees got their name. As most fans know, the trio consists of three singing brothers named Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb.
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Who U2's With Or Without You Is Really About
U2's "With or Without You" is one of the classic break-up songs. But while it seems to be about a melancholy love affair, the truth is more complicated.
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What Really Caused Sammy Hagar And Eddie Van Halen's Feud In The 90s
Although the two rock legends smiled in photos, Sammy Hagar and Eddie Van Halen weren't always so buddy-buddy. Here's what really caused their feud in the 90s.
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Indy 500 Prize Money: First Vs Latest
The 2023 Indy 500 prize winnings - won by Josef Newgarden on Sunday, May 28, at the Indianapolis Motor Speedwa - set a new record.
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The Truth About Tina Turner And Elton John's Feud
In 1994, Elton John's classic, "Can You Feel the Love Tonight," was released. A day earlier, Tina Turner's single, "What's Love Got to Do with It," dropped.
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Why Tina Turner Moved To Switzerland And Gave Up US Citizenship
Though music icon Tina Turner was undoubtedly famous all over the world, she was especially beloved in Europe. Here's why she chose Switzerland.
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Musicians Who Died Before Their Music Became Popular
Famous musicians tend to have short life expectancies. These musicians who died in obscurity were mostly just worried about paying rent.
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Songs That Are Said To Be Cursed
Not all songs bestow blessings and benevolence, or even just a sad tune. Here are some songs that are said to be cursed.
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Drivers Killed During The Indy 500
Few things are more American than the Indy 500: It's even held on Memorial Day weekend. But some drivers have paid for the sport with their lives.
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Unsung Heroes Of Modern Pop Music
If you've ever jammed out to '80s music or hip hop, enjoyed a music video, or listened to pop radio like, at all, he's the less well-known people to thank.
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14 Facts About William Shatner You May Not Know
William Shatner is best known for playing Captain Kirk in "Star Trek." But there are some facts about his life and career that might surprise you.
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The Tragic Death Of Blake Painter From Deadliest Catch
A half-dozen cast members have died over the years. Phil Harris, Keith Anderson and Tony Lara are just some of the show's stars to have passed in recent years.
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The Tragic Way Legendary Moonshiner Popcorn Sutton Died
Legendary Appalacian moonshiner Marvin "Popcorn" Sutton died a tragic death just days before he was to serve a short prison sentence.
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The Tragic 2012 Death Of Swamp People's Mitchell Guist
The hit reality TV series "Swamp People" follows a group of rugged individuals as they struggle to survive alligator-infested swamps of Southern Louisiana.
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The Dark Truth About America's Deadly Steamboat Races
In the mid-19th century, Americans were enthralled with an exciting and sometimes deadly new form of high-stakes competition: steamboat racing.
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The Number One Rule Of A Mosh Pit
Are mosh pits really lawless hells of raging limbs and tromping boots shattering all interlopers foolish enough to wade into the bloody purge?
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Things That Came Out About Frank Zappa After He Died
A polarizing figure in his life, Frank Zappa didn't stop stirring controversy after his death in 1993. Here are things that came out about Zappa after he died.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Tina Turner
On May 24, 2023, the world bid a heartbroken farewell to the potent, energetic, and everlasting voice and talent of Tina Turner. She was 83.
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The Story Behind The Only Woman Officially Drafted By The NBA
She's sometimes called the "Queen of Basketball," but that doesn't mean she's received the same recognition as male champs like LeBron James or Kobe Bryant.
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Killer Relationship's Faith Jenkins Digs Deep Into Romance Red Flags - Exclusive Interview
"Killer Relationship" host Faith Jenkins discussed signs of toxic behavior in relationships and shared what fans can expect in Season 2 of the Oxygen series.
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Chas Newby's Brief Stint As The Beatles Bassist Explained
Unless you've been living in a yellow submarine since the 1960s, chances are you're aware that none other than Sir Paul McCartney played bass for The Beatles.
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