In 1942, a brave steward named Poon Lim braved storms, exposure, starvation, and even sharks to survive an unprecedented 133 days at sea.
Adam West rose to superstardom as TV’s Batman. However, once he donned the mask and cape, he would never be able to take them off again.
Most people would run from the things Iggy Pop had done, but on his 1996 album Naughty Little Doggie, Pop finally admitted everything.
Rosalie Duthé was quite literally the original “Dumb Blonde”—but while all of Paris once laughed at her, the truth is far more complicated then they would have you believe.
Andy Griffith entertained TV audiences for decades, but he never really got what he deserved.
When Alan Rickman passed away suddenly in 2016, the entire world was shocked. He had been hiding a dark secret for months.
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.
Roger Daltrey was the frontman of The Who—but behind the scenes, his relationship with the band members wasn't always smooth sailing.
Bob Newhart shot to fame for his stammering, deadpan standup comedy albums in the 1960s. What ensued was a decades-long TV and film career that delivered as many on-screen laughs as it did off-screen giggles. Plus a controversy—or two.
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