Why 'It's A Wonderful Life' Was A Box Office Failure
Before the film's public domain status was capitalized on, it was mostly forgotten. After its initial theatrical release it became a failure at the box office.
Read MoreBefore the film's public domain status was capitalized on, it was mostly forgotten. After its initial theatrical release it became a failure at the box office.
Read MoreThese musicians were way too wasted to perform live. Getting publicly hammered is bad enough, but it's worse when you do it in front of thousands of people.
Read MoreThe bizarre South Carolina law that bans one activity after midnight stems from the prominent role of Christianity in the state's early inception.
Read MoreSince the 1950s, the FBI's most wanted list has included hundreds of criminals who evaded the law, but whatever really happened to the most notorious?
Read MoreSinger-songwriter Robert Plant is best known for his work in Led Zeppelin, but he once got a fellow rock star arrested with some bad advice.
Read MoreDonald and Melania Trump's marriage has faced more scrutiny than most, and the constant publicity has birthed some pretty outrageous conspiracy theories.
Read MoreThe American Revolutionary War has since created myths and legends, but even under scrutiny, some things about the conflict still don't make sense.
Read MoreTom Cruise is one of the biggest box-office draws in the world, but winning over some of his fellow celebrities might be mission: impossible.
Read MoreRemember Brad Taylor from "Home Improvement"? Well, he's pretty much unrecognizable now, and he's found himself facing quite a few legal issues.
Read More"Alaskan Bush People" claimed to follow the Brown family as they lived off the grid in the Alaskan wilderness. The truth was a bit different.
Read MorePerforming before a live audience can be nerve-wracking, but usually the fear is only in the mind. But for a few performers, it was their last living act.
Read MorePlenty of "SNL" stars have since gone on to fame and fortune, but not every alumni of the show became a household name, and some disappeared into obscurity.
Read MoreAlaska's bizarre law about not pushing moose out of airplanes sounded so odd that we checked if the law is actually real. Here's what we found out.
Read MoreRobert Plant was trying to make it big in the music scene when he was involved in a drug bust - at least that's the way they spun it. Here's the bizarre truth.
Read MoreThe Cold War begat a number of proxy wars, and while perhaps not as famous as the Vietnam War, the earlier Korean War was far worse than you might think.
Read MoreAlice Cooper crafted the iconic image that his eponymous rock group is known for today, but in real life, he isn't quite so scary looking.
Read MoreJohnny Depp is one of Hollywood's biggest talents and starred in several major franchises. But over his career, he has left a few stars unable to stand him.
Read MorePearl Jam is one of the most beloved bands who emerged from the Grunge area, at least by some. There are a few stars who can't stand the legendary rock band.
Read MoreAs one of rock's biggest-selling groups, Chicago is one of the most enduring bands of all time. But their start and journey has been full of ups and downs.
Read MoreAll across the United States, there are some pretty bizarre laws that might leave you scratching your head. Michigan has one for pants that fits the bill.
Read MoreNapoleon Dynamite star Jon Heder was a big deal when the movie came out. Find out what the actor has been up to since then and what's in store for his career.
Read MoreFrom racing in the NASCAR circuit to selling gourmet olive oil, Frankie Muniz has built a diverse resume since his "Malcolm in the Middle" days.
Read MoreWe may never know the fates of these gangsters who disappeared and were never found, but it's safe to say most of them did not meet a pleasant end.
Read MoreD-Day was certainly effective -- it turned the tide of World War II in the Allies' favor -- but there are still things about it that don't make sense.
Read MoreFrom a '60s girl group legend to a guitarist who was credited with recording the first punk record, here are the musicians who have passed away in 2024.
Read MoreOnce one of North America's most powerful tribes of Indigenous Americans, the Comanche were fierce warriors with a well-defined set of rules to live by.
Read MoreIn 1948, 21-year-old Virginia Carpenter disappeared on June 1 in Denton, Texas on her way to Texas State College for Women. It's the state's oldest cold case.
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