The Untold Truth Of Stephen Sondheim
Stephen Sondheim, the giant of Broadway musicals, died November 26 at his home in Connecticut at the age of 91. His childhood might well have informed his art.
Read MoreStephen Sondheim, the giant of Broadway musicals, died November 26 at his home in Connecticut at the age of 91. His childhood might well have informed his art.
Read MoreThere's good in the worst of us, and bad in the best of us. That's also true of an Old West lawman, who decided to rob a bank. It didn't end well.
Read MoreDespite the group's relatively thin catalog, Bleachers have one of the most interesting stories in modern pop music. Here's their untold truth.
Read MoreThe death of game warden Guy Bradley in the Florida Everglades around the turn of the last century is truly a sad tale about a life cut far too short.
Read MoreUndoubtedly, much of the group's appeal to listeners in the early days was thanks to Clifford Smith, aka Method Man. Here's his untold truth.
Read MoreCharles Kao was a world-renowned physicist whose research in electrical engineering could be referred to as the most important work of the modern era.
Read MoreHere are some lesser-known facts about Dancing with the Stars Season 30 winner, NBA guard Iman Shumpert.
Read MoreIn just a short time since being named crown prince by his father in June 2017, MBS has been praised by Western leaders for the reforms he has implemented.
Read MorePart of the appeal of "Antiques Roadshow" is the "aha!" factor -- an object, ignored for years, turns out to be a treasure. It certainly happened in Cornwall.
Read MoreEver amass a collection of -- whatever? Baseball cards? Autographs? McDonald's toys? How about hair? More specifically, how about hair from dead presidents?
Read MoreThe Gospel of Luke, or the Gospel According to Luke, is a famous teaching that originates from the New Testament in the Bible.
Read MoreWith such aggressive playing, it would be reasonable to expect that Grohl took the drum part in the song from punk rock or maybe even heavy metal. But no.
Read MoreThe true crime genre thrives, and late author Ann Rule is one of the figures most responsible for that ongoing obsession. This is the untold truth of Ann Rule.
Read MoreGeorge Carlin was a stand-up comic known for his acerbic rants on religion and American culture. Here is the untold and foul-mouthed truth of George Carlin.
Read MoreDecades later, truth is finally beginning to emerge about the assassination of Malcolm X. That doesn't mean there aren't still theories about the murder too.
Read MoreNazareth has grown, both in size and stature, due in large part to its history as the home town of Jesus, as the four Gospels of the New Testament relate.
Read MoreThe end of the year is rife with celebrations, both secular and religious. One that's gained increasing prominence is the Feast of Lights -- Hanukkah.
Read MoreFormer Playboy Mansion residents have experienced unexplained activities while living in the mansion.
Read MoreAlthough the POW camps opened and closed with little fanfare, their unique design and deployment have earned them their own notable place in the war's history.
Read MoreWith only 30 residents remaining, Nagoro, Japan has all the prospects of a ghost town in the making. However, there is just one slight difference.
Read MoreChris Daughtry went from a finalist on the 5th season of "American Idol" to the frontman of the mega-successful rock band Daughtry.
Read MorePennywise went from kids inspired by former punks to leaders in the genre who serve as inspiration for a new generation of anti-establishment musicians.
Read MoreGene Roddenberry might have created "Star Trek," but it was his wife, Majel Barrett, who participated as an actor across the entire "Trek" franchise.
Read MoreGeorge Strait is known as the "King of Country." Even with more top hits than any other artist, there are some other less-known truths about the music legend.
Read MoreA cellphone, for instance, would have perhaps been handy for Erwin Kreuz, a German man who decided to take a birthday trip to San Francisco in 1977.
Read MoreStories often paint Esau as a cartoonishly evil villain. A modern perspective might say that tradition did Esau a disservice. Read on and decide for yourself.
Read MoreWhile most viewed the Carpenters as a wholesome duo, their lives behind the glamor of fame are not as well-known. This is the untold truth of the Carpenters.
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