'80s Musicians We Completely Forgot About
Even a decade's most popular performers can fade into obscurity as the years pass. Here are some musicians from the 1980s you might have forgotten about.
Read MoreEven a decade's most popular performers can fade into obscurity as the years pass. Here are some musicians from the 1980s you might have forgotten about.
Read MoreJanis Joplin's tragic death in 1970 added another name to the infamous "27 Club." The final year of her life was as busy as you'd expect for a rock star.
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Read MoreFront man of the ludicrously famous Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger has been a household name for eons, and there likely will never be another rock star like him..
Read MoreGrant Imahara and the cast of MythBusters did a lot of potentially dangerous things on the show. Here's a look at some of Imahara's closest calls.
Read MoreOver the years, there have been many incidents of money being unintentionally dumped in public. In some cases, people even got to keep what they snatched up.
Read MoreBefore key Allied victories turned the tide of World War II in 1942 and '43, the war was going badly for the Allies. Here are some important battles they lost.
Read MoreBy definition, one-hit wonders usually don't have much time in the spotlight, so we often learn surprising things about them after they die.
Read MoreSadly, many of the numerous stars that the iconic decade of the 1980s produced are no longer with us, and some of them died in tragically bizarre ways.
Read MoreJapan was one of Nazi Germany's key allies during World War II. Here's what Hitler hoped to gain from the alliance -- and what it could have meant for Japan.
Read MoreCreativity and impulsive behavior often go hand in hand, but these musicians let their impulses score them a lifetime in prison for some serious crimes.
Read MoreOver the years, many bands and artists have gained the dreaded label of "one-hit wonder." And some have even managed to destroy their careers.
Read MoreAdolf Hitler's nefarious efforts to create a new world order included a bizarre hunt for the Holy Grail, led largely by his right-hand-man, Heinrich Himmler.
Read MoreDespite his status as a rock legend -- and sometimes because of it -- Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler has experienced decades of tragedies and setbacks.
Read MoreThe Misfits were trailblazers in the punk rock scene, creating a new genre of horror punk that inspired bands both within and outside the genre.
Read MoreJohn F. Kennedy is remembered as a champion of civil rights, but it was more complicated than that. Here's the myth about JFK you should never believe.
Read MoreWorld War II was the deadliest conflict in human history, so perhaps it's not too surprising that plenty of famous people died during the carnage.
Read MoreIt wasn't until the Voting Rights Act passed in 1965 that women of any race who were U.S. citizens could cast their votes in elections without interference.
Read MoreMale rock stars have earned a reputation for wild antics and substance abuse, but musicians in that genre and gender aren't the only ones who partied too hard.
Read MoreEven as they took over the alternative rock world in the 1990s, Weezer experienced setbacks in the form of critical failures, health crises, and band turmail.
Read MoreMillions of young Americans served in the armed forces during the Vietnam War. For some, those experiences became the foundation for highly visible careers.
Read MoreModern times are tough, but not as tough as they've been in the past. Be grateful you weren't born during one of these tough-to-survive times in history.
Read MoreCelebrities wind up in jail or prison more often than you might think. Here are a few entertainers and athletes who served time and moved on with their lives.
Read MoreWorld War II was the most deadly conflict in the history of humanity, but there were some ways to die that were particularly horrific.
Read MoreAlice In Chains frontman Layne Staley had one of the mightiest voices in rock history and was one of the greats of the Seattle grunge movement.
Read MorePlenty of '90s celebrities quietly faded away as the years passed and even died, but some of those stars of the 1990s met their maker in the most bizarre way.
Read MoreConsidering the level of discipline we associate with the United States Marine Corps, it's not surprising that Marines have strict rules they must follow.
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