The Unlikely Hobby That Football Legend Rosey Grier Loves
Roosevelt "Rosey" Grier earned a reputation as a fiercely competitive pro football player, so many were surprised to learn what he does to relax.
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Was There A Real Person Named Sears?
Many of us know Sears as the massive, mall-based department store our parents saw as a go-to for all their shopping. But was there a real person named Sears?
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Tragic Details About Cyndi Lauper
Her road to stardom was long and filled with horrific incidents of abuse, sexual assault, loss, and depression. Here are some tragic details about Cyndi Lauper.
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How Angelo Badalamenti Created The Chilling Twin Peaks Soundtrack
Angelo Badalamenti composed the soundtrack for the TV series "Twin Peaks."
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All Of The Pop Culture References On Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti Cover
Led Zeppelin's "Physical Graffiti" featured various culturally significant people on its album art, from Hollywood stars to the band themselves.
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Rudolph Valentino's Lone Boxing Match Occurred In Order To Defend His Honor
These days, people are expected to solve their disputes not with violence, but with words. But silent film actor Rudolph Valentino failed to get the memo.
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Tough Guy Charles Bronson's Epitaph May Surprise Some
Actor Charles Bronson's looks and voice landed him many roles in Western and war films early in his career in the 1950s. But his epitaph may surprise some.
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Frances Farmer's Glamorous Hollywood Future Ended In A Psychiatric Hospital
Frances Farmer's glamorous Hollywood future ended in a psychiatric hospital. Though she eventually got out, her life was forever changed.
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The History Of Mike Leach's Famous 'Air Raid' Offense
University of Mississippi coach Mike Leach certainly favors the aerial game; his system has been called the "air raid" offense. Here's the history.
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Who Was Cher's Mother, Georgia Holt?
Cher's mother, Georgia Holt, died on December 11 at 96. But the actress and singer's mom was an entertainer herself.
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Why John Stockton Had To Ask For Permission To Play With His Kids In His NBA Contract
As the new season was about to begin in the fall of 1996, John Stockton entered contract negotiations with Jazz management.
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The Truth Behind Joe Cocker's Unique Singing Style
Rock 'n' roll singer Joe Cocker rose to fame in the 1960s. Commended by Paul McCartney and imitated by John Belushi, Cocker had a style that was all his own.
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Connie Warner's Murder Investigation Was Hindered By Mother Nature
authorities began to suspect that he may have been tied to another murder, that of Connie Warner
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The Science Behind Why We Always Remember How To Ride A Bike
Many people famously find that riding a bike again comes completely naturally to them. There's a fascinating scientific reason for this, too.
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Inside Tammy Wynette's Relationship With George Jones
The performing arts is filled with stories of couples who collaborated to produce popular work. Sometimes, life behind the scenes was less than pleasant.
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Meet Meretrix Petechialis, The Clam Discovered To Produce Antibiotics
Scientists at the Institute of Oceanology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences say they've found a clam that can produce a complicated antibiotic on its own.
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Disturbing Details Found In Katherine Hall's Autopsy Report
Sean Vincent Gillis declared himself a "monster," and the shocking details found in Katherine Hall's autopsy report support that claim. Here's what was found.
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Grant Wahl's Rainbow-Colored Controversy At The 2022 World Cup Explained
Before the United States had its first kick-off at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, American soccer journalist Grant Wahl was facing his first penalty.
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What Happened To Serial Killer Larry Hall's Twin Brother, Gary?
Born seconds after his twin brother in 1962, serial killer Larry Hall is believed to have murdered up to 54 women. So what happened to Gary Hall?
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The Disturbing Details Discovered In Heath Ledger's Autopsy Report
Heath Ledger was found dead in his SoHo apartment on January 22, 2008, and there were no obvious signs of what caused his sudden death.
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Tragic Details About The Clash
During the late 1970s and early 1980s, The Clash were on top of the world. The personal and off-record lives of The Clash were just as dramatic.
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What's The Difference Between First And Second Degree Murder?
There are big differences between first- and second-degree murder charges.
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Meet The Fangy Whatcheeria: The Ancient Super Predator That Lived In The American Midwest
Part of the fun of the study of dinosaurs is how often a new discovery of something really old inspires absolute awe at the probable impact of the creature.
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The Wildest Inheritance Disputes Ever
The heirs to big fortunes tend to get a bit litigious once the one who had been holding the purse strings dies. These are the wildest inheritance disputes ever.
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John Lennon's Support For Ireland Prompted Government Investigations
American and British government files on John Lennon have long been a hot topic. But to what extent was the former Beatle a supporter of Ireland?
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The Reason Why John Huston's Landmark WWII Documentary Took 35 Years To Release
During World War II, acclaimed Hollywood director John Huston joined the U.S. Army. Here is why the third film he made for the Army was shelved for so long.
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What Happened To The Toy Box Killers' Daughter Glenda?
David Parker Ray, "The Toy Box Killer", didn't work alone. Prosecutors also pointed the finger at Ray's girlfriend and his own daughter in the crimes.
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