The Iconic Rock Star Tina Turner Had A Crush On
Back in the late '60s, Tina Turner had yet to separate from her abusive husband Ike- either personally or professionally. And she had a celebrity crush.
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The One Song Tina Turner Did That She Couldn't Stand
Tina Turner has never been a big fan of the tune that became her biggest hit.
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Things Found In Old Churches That Caused A Stir
When it comes to old churches, sometimes a good rummage in the basement - or just behind the altar - is enough to get eyebrows raising and tempers flaring.
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Times Paparazzi Dangerously Chased Celebrities
One thing that might make anyone reconsider being famous is the paparazzi. There have been many potentially deadly - and definitely deadly - incidents.
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Who Are Tina Turner's Children And What Happened To Them?
Tina Turner recently announced the death of her son, Ronnie Turner. Here is a closer look into who Tina Turner's four children are and where they are today.
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The Meaning Behind The Song Proud Mary
Some songs are so good and so catchy that folks sometimes sing along without even knowing what they mean. Such is the case with "Proud Mary."
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The Messed Up Reason Tina Turner Had To Change Her Name
Tina Turner was never intended to be Anna Mae Bullock's own, specific stage name, no matter how she came to own and embody it. Here's the story behind the name.
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The Upsetting Reason You Shouldn't Touch Wildlife In Parks
A possible good deed went wrong at Yellowstone National Park in late May 2023 when a tourist helped a young bison calf out of the Lamar River.
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The Guinness World Record Tina Turner Once Held
n her career, Tina Turner released a string of timeless hit records on her own and in collaboration with her former husband in the Ike & Tina Turner duo.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Tina Turner
Since Tina Turner first stepped into stardom, her life has been a roller coaster that has taken her to the highest highs, and the lowest of lows.
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The Hillside Stranglers' Extremely Odd Connection To Ted Bundy
Kenneth Bianchi was one half of the serial killing duo dubbed the Hillside Strangler. Here is Bianchi's extremely odd connection to serial killer, Ted Bundy.
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Deadliest Catch: What Happened To The Cornelia Marie?
A fan favorite from almost every other season of the show, the Cornelia Marie is absent from Season 19 of the "Deadliest Catch," a Discovery reality series.
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Tragic Stories About U2
Alongside the hits and sold-out concerts, there have been dark spots for Bono, the Edge, and their bandmates. Here is the tragic real-life story of U2.
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Queen Nzinga: One Of Africa's Fearless Female Leaders
Queen Nzinga was never supposed to be in power, but through sheer force of will, she became respected and feared by all who dared to oppose her.
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What Happened To Vince Papale From Invincible?
Vince Papale's story of beating the odds late in life to make the Philadelphia Eagles inspired the 2006 film "Invincible." Here's what happened to him.
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The History Behind LGBTQ+ Explained
Gender expression and representations of non-heteronormative sexuality come with a lot of new labels. Here's a brief explainer of the meaning behind LGBTQ+.
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Bridgerton: Who Was The Real Queen Charlotte?
Bridgerton is a hit Netflix show with one character, Queen Charlotte, that has many fans asking if she was a real queen. So who was the Real Queen Charlotte?
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The Untold Truth Of The Beatles
As it turns out, all the little tidbits you thought you knew about the Beatles might just be a little off. This is the untold truth of the Fab Four.
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Inside The Tragic 1978 Death Of Paul Newman's Son
In 1978, after years of experiencing drugs, alcohol, and depression, Scott Newman died at the age of 28. So how did it happen? Here's the story.
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How Bob Dylan And Paul Simon's Rivalry Began
Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel sat on the stage of Gerde's Folk City in Greenwich Village in March 1964. This is how Simon and Bob Dylan's rivarly began.
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Why The Indy 500 Is Called The Greatest Spectacle In Racing
The Indy 500 started in 1911, but it would take about 40 years to be coined "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing" by a young copywriter.
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What Being An Archaeologist In The 1800s Was Really Like
In the 19th century, public interest and advances in science transformed archaeology. Here's what being an archaeologist in the 1800s was really like.
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The Cannibalistic Hammerhead Worm Explained
While the word "worm" may not immediately inspire terror, make no mistake: Not all worms were created equal, including the cannibalistic hammerhead worm.
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The Tragic Life Of Barbara Hutton
Barbara Hutton was the heiress to two fortunes and one of the richest women in the world. But she felt like no one in the world knew the real Barbara Hutton.
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Oldest Heavy Metal Icons Still Alive Today
Since the infancy of heavy metal in the 1970s–1980s, many of the elders of metal continue to rock. Here are the oldest heavy metal icons still alive today.
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Deadliest Snipers Throughout History
We find snipers fascinating because they're shrouded in mystery. Hidden, calm, and coolly professional, they bide their time and strike with deadly force.
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Crown Jewels That Mysteriously Went Missing
The vanishing acts pulled by these crown jewels have been shrouded in both mystery and interesting history. Here's what we know about the missing treasures.
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