5 Embarrassing Celebrity Marriages
It’s hard to say why we care so much about celebrities. It’s also ridiculous how much stock we put in the act of marriage. Combine the two, throw in a dash of shame, and you can pretty much print money instead of articles.
5 Incredible Movies Actually Based on Real Life
Real life is often crazier than film. Some unbelievable movies were actually based on real events that unfolded even more unbelievably. Yes, zombies do exist.
5 Lame Deaths in Comic Books
Superheroes are just that: super. They can fly, eat metal, talk to squirrels, be the night and so much more. That's why they get the capes while you and I are
7 Musicians and Their Unfortunately Unusual Demises
Musicians delight and fascinate us with their antics both on and off stage. Unfortunately, the “sex, drugs and rock n’ roll” lifestyle often comes with a
7 Crazy Reasons Famous Books Were Rejected by Publishers
There’s no accounting for taste. Check out seven book rejections that keep publishing company executives awake and crying all night.
Four Star Wars Technologies We Almost Have
We are truly approaching a golden age. Not because of things like cancer treatments or drought resistant crops, but because soon we may be able to possess Star Wars stuff that extends beyond bedsheets and toys…
5 Weird Stage Personas of Popular Musicians
There’s a reason why rock n’ roll stars always seem to be larger than life. In the world of popular music, it’s not enough to be a talented songwriter
4 Strange Celebrity Death Conspiracy Theories
The problem with the level of worship people show for celebrities is that when they inevitably reveal that they are just regular people by, say, dying… some of their fans just can’t handle it.
6 Telltale Signs of Courtney Love Syndrome
Courtney Love is a fascinating creature, emphasis on creature. Her life and career have included many ups and many, many, many, many more downs, only some of
4 Book Sequels to Popular Movies…Best Left Unmade?
Over the years, many great films have been adapted from books. This tradition of adaptation dates as far back as 1918’s Little Women to later classics such
