The Greatest Song In The History Of Eurovision
The "Eurovision Song Contest" made its TV debut in 1956 and is still running. Decades later, this 1974 hit remains the greatest song in the show's history.
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Things MythBusters Actually Got Wrong
"MythBusters" featured a talented team of engineers, experts, and testers, but even Adam, Jamie, and the Build Team got it wrong every now and then.
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Things That Came Out About Richard Simmons After He Died
Even though he was 76, Richard Simmon's sudden death in July of 2024 came as a surprise. Here are things that came out about the fitness guru after he died.
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Tragic Details From Tammy Wynette's Autopsy
Country music icon Tammy Wynette died at 55-years-old. Though she had ongoing health issues, her daughters suspected foul play. Here's what her autopsy showed.
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22 Acting Legends Who Were Nightmares In Real Life
It is said that acting is a noble profession, but not all actors are noble. Some acting legends may have impressed on screen, but were nightmares in real life.
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'90s Stars You Forgot Went To Prison
It might seem like the '90s are now uncomfortably far in the past, and that may be why you forgot these famous stars of that colorful decade went to prison.
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The Tragic Truth About Janis Joplin's Final Interview
Janis Joplin's final interview happened on "The Dick Cavett Show" in early August 1970, and it was her third time on the program over the last three years.
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What The Final Year Of Philip Seymour Hoffman's Life Was Like
After a long and remarkably successful acting career, Philip Seymour Hoffman tragically died in 2014. His final year alive was as rich as every other he lived.
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Marilyn Manson Interviews That Went Horribly Wrong
Shock rocker Marilyn Manson has willingly courted controversy for decades, so it may come as no surprise that a few interviews with him went horribly wrong.
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The Tragedy Of Bigi 'Blanket' Jackson Explained
As a child of the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson, Bigi 'Blanket' Jackson might be said to have inherited a charmed life, but the truth is more tragic.
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'90s Musicians Who Died And No One Noticed
These artists scored huge hits in the 1990s but faded from the spotlight as the years went on. They died without much fanfare, in tragic ways.
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What Really Happened To Criss Angel After His TV Show Was Canceled?
Chriss Angel's show "Mindfreak" ran for five years and pulled in millions of viewers. Here's what happened to Angel after his show was canceled.
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Things That Came Out About Whitney Houston After She Died
The tragic death of Whitney Houston in 2012 shocked the world, but it wasn't until afterward that a few previously unknown things about her came to light.
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Famous People Who Survived Infamous Events
Throughout history, countless people have survived to tell the tale of both natural and human-caused disasters, but a few of them are also pretty famous.
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Prince's Late Addition To Coachella Didn't Stop His Iconic Performance
Prince was classically unpredictable, and it was hard to confirm him to play Coachella in 2008. However, his late addition didn't stop his iconic performance.
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The Tragedy Of Steven Tyler Explained
Despite his status as a rock legend -- and sometimes because of it -- Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler has experienced decades of tragedies and setbacks.
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The Horrific Accident Gloria Estefan Experienced While On Tour
Gloria Estefan was riding high on success after years hit songs, but during a 1990 tour, she was involved in a horrific accident that nearly ended her career.
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The Bizarre Time Bob Dylan Was Arrested Because Of Bruce Springsteen
Bob Dylan has always been a man of mystery, and you might not know that he was once arrested because of fellow legendary musician Bruce Springsteen.
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Rock Stars Who Left Their Wives For Younger Women
Musicians and high-profile rocky relationships are a common sight, as the rock stars who leave their wives for younger women, often after decades of marriage.
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The Invention That Almost Killed Grant Imahara
Grant Imahara was a roboticist and electrical engineer known for his work on "MythBusters," and films like "Star Wars." One of his inventions almost killed him.
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Movies That Lied About The True Stories Of Legendary Celebrities
Movie biopics about legendary celebrities have been made since the early days of cinema, but many have lied about the true stories behind those stars.
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Things That Came Out About Rock Stars After They Died
Being a rock star is often the epitome of life in the limelight, with everything laid bare, but some things about these musicians only came out after they died.
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Celebs You Forgot Spent Time Behind Bars
Celebrities 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.
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Rock Stars Who Refused To Work Together
Here's a roundup of rock stars who went from making unforgettable, era-defining music together to refusing to share a stage or a recording booth.
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What Marilyn Manson's Former Bandmates Have To Say About Him
Shock rock star Marilyn Manson has worked with numerous musicians over the years, and a few of his former bandmates have some choice words to say about him.
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5 Inventions You Didn't Know Grant Imahara Worked On
Grant Imahara worked in special effects long before he found fame with "Mythbusters," and his technical talents led to some inventions you may not know about.
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