The Truth About The Grateful Dead's Run-Ins With The Law
"What a long, strange trip it's been," sang The Grateful Dead on their hit "Truckin'." No matter; authorities were ready to turn that trip into a bad one.
Read More"What a long, strange trip it's been," sang The Grateful Dead on their hit "Truckin'." No matter; authorities were ready to turn that trip into a bad one.
Read MoreAsk soccer fans who they think the best player is, and you'll get many different answers. But one name you're going to hear over and over again is Pelé.
Read MoreMany investors and monetary policymakers have questioned whether the United States might either enact regulations on cryptocurrency or even ban bitcoin.
Read MoreGram Parsons' planned solo debut album never saw the light of day amid a difficult production process. Here's the story behind the failed release.
Read MoreWhen Dickinson left Iron Maiden in 1993 to pursue a solo career, the band took a chance on Blaze Bayley, who had been fronting British metal band Wolfsbane.
Read More"Breatharianism" is a potentially deadly pseudoscience with a simple tagline: Don't eat or drink -- just live on life-force, and bam: enlightenment.
Read MoreRussell Williams had no prior criminal record and had been married to Mary Elizabeth Harriman for 18 years at the time of his arrest.
Read MoreOn November 3, 1984, 17-year-old Lisa McVey was riding her bicycle home after working at a local donut shop when she was abducted by Bobby Joe Long.
Read MoreAlkaline Trio are pop-punk veterans, and their dark, gothic image has been a hallmark of the band. Their journey has all sorts of fascinating stories.
Read MoreOn the surface of it, baptism may seem like a simple enough ceremony, but there's more to it than you might think. Here's the untold truth of baptism.
Read MoreDuring his last-ever phone call, John Lennon was seemingly looking forward to coming back home to Liverpool and reconnecting with a certain family member.
Read MoreGary Rossington of Lynyrd Skynyrd remains at home in Alpharetta, Georgia, as he recovers from an emergency heart surgery that once again happened while on tour.
Read MoreThese are the most paused sports moments of all time.
Read MoreThere's quite a few elements that will just kill us in awful, terrible ways if we even look at them funny. These are the most dangerous elements on Earth.
Read MoreThanksgiving seems straightforward, but how much of the original Thanksgiving story is really true? Here are false things everyone believes about Thanksgiving.
Read MoreParis' famous Eiffel Tower, an ostentatious and stunning sight that no visitor can ever resist photographing, wasn't under construction very long at all.
Read MoreThere have only been 21 impeachments in history, but only three people were ever banned from serving in the US government.
Read MoreDavid Marks played the guitar for the Beach Boys, and he recorded a lot of surfer hits with the band during their early years.
Read MoreElizabeth Hulette, Randy Savage's ex-wife, unexpectedly and tragically died in 2003, shocking wrestling fans around the world.
Read MoreA 21-year-old deranged fan in Florida planned to murder Bjork, allegedly due to his anger that she was dating British musician Goldie.
Read MoreThough only 20, U.S. Olympic athlete Jagger Eaton took home a bronze medal in street skateboarding at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics this week.
Read MoreIn 1869, ten explorers began to boat down the Colorado River, and not all of them came home. This is the crazy true story of the 1869 Grand Canyon expedition.
Read MoreAthlete diets can certainly contribute to flatulence, and once in a while, a fart leaks out. Here are some athletes who farted on live TV.
Read MoreWhile Suni Lee's road to the Tokyo Olympics took a bumpy turn over the last couple of years, she has emerged through it all with a steely determination.
Read MoreIt is believed that there is an ocean three times the size of all the liquid on the Earth's surface situated near our planet's core.
Read MoreThe German gymnastics team wore unitards instead of leotards at the Tokyo 2020 games. They said they were pushing back against sexualization in their sport.
Read MoreCritics say when a team at the University of Cincinnati exposed at least 88 patients to radiation, they were doing it to help the U.S. government.
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