Against the fear and uncertainty of the world, Mr. Rogers provided a much-needed comfort, making his loss all the more heartbreaking.
For a shining moment, Truman Capote was the king of high society in New York City—that is, until he experienced a horrifying fall from grace.
Charlie Chaplin made the world smile, but—from his tragic childhood to his many scandals—his real life was no laughing matter.
While Spartacus remains one of the most well-known names in history, the story of his life is full of ambiguity and unknowns. What is certain is that, he became one of Rome’s greatest threats.
From the 1970s through the early 2000s, John Ritter lit up screens with his quick wit, flawless physical comedy, and uncanny charm. But behind the laughter and lovable characters was a man with a heart just as big as his talent. And when tragedy struck, the sudden loss of such a beloved figure left fans—and even Hollywood itself—reeling in disbelief.
Herod was known as a terrifying tyrant of a ruler, but what he did with his wife’s body after executing her was truly chilling.
Robert Conrad charmed America as Secret Service agent James West, but his dangerous stunt work behind the scenes proved he was just as daring in real life.
Terry Kath was called "the best guitarist in the universe" by none other than Jimi Hendrix. Sadly, though, he met a tragic end at the young age of 31.
One morning, a confused Ozzy Osbourne woke up in a jail cell. When the officers told him what he’d done, he was absolutely horrified.
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