Larry Hagman was best known for his roles in "I Dream of Jeannie" and "Dallas"—but he grappled with his own personal demons behind the scenes.
Just when it seemed like Frank Zappa had finally found the appreciation he deserved, he was diagnosed with a disease that had been silently spreading for years.
The documentary “Grey Gardens” exposed the tragic life of “Big Edie" Bouvier Beale, who has since become one of history’s most famous recluses.
Muddy Waters was the Chicago blues artist that changed the face of American music. His upbeat bluesy sound inspired the likes of The Rolling Stones and Fleetwood Mac. But his personal life was a little…muddy.
Captain Robert Scott was the British Antarctic explorer who led an expedition to claim the South Pole in England’s honor. However, a simple miscommunication led to frostbite, starvation, and an icy, snow-swept grave.
Charles X of France lived in the lap of luxury, but his ultra-royalist policies ended with a harrowing escape—and a humiliating exile.
Brian Wilson was the musical mastermind behind the Beach Boys—but, between the bars of his incredible songs, he is an equally brilliant and burdened man.
Michael Schumacher is a Formula One legend. But beneath the trophies and triumphs was a racer willing to push himself (and the rules) to the limits—and beyond.
On the surface, it might seem that Ted Kennedy dodged the dreaded Kennedy Curse—but in truth, he's endured his fair share of tragedy.
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