When Alan Rickman passed away suddenly in 2016, the entire world was shocked. He had been hiding a dark secret for months.
After Buffalo Bill Cody was dead and buried, two American towns started a bizarre feud over his remains.
Burt Reynolds was a beloved leading man, but that didn't mean he had it easy. Off-screen, the actor's life was filled with scandal and disappointment.
Cornelius Vanderbilt's shrewd and ruthless business practices turned him into someone respected, feared, and sometimes hated—even by his family.
After a humiliating loss, George Foreman made a desperate attempt to win back fans by hosting a shocking event where he’d fight five different boxers all in the same night.
When Edward VIII married Wallis Simpson, it wasn’t just a scandal because she was American. She was also twice divorced—and the scandal changed history.
In the early 90s, Guns N Roses’ lead vocalist, Axl Rose used Past Life Regression Therapy to uncover childhood memories. And while he was on a quest for answers—nothing would prepare him for the disturbing things he was about to learn.
Indiana Jones might have been a fictional character but there have actually been a lot of famous and infamous real-life treasure hunters in the world who lived a life similar to that of Jones.
Roger Daltrey was the frontman of The Who—but behind the scenes, his relationship with the band members wasn't always smooth sailing.
America grew up with Bob Barker, watching him host The Price Is Right. But Barker may not be as squeaky clean as his beloved television persona suggests.
Gilbert Gottfried was one of Hollywood’s most controversial comedians who often made jokes about global tragedies. One day, he took it entirely too far—and the consequences were devastating.
Matt Damon thought a partnership with a cryptocurrency company would be good for one of his charities, but it only landed him in a world of trouble.
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