Music has no shortage of divas and eccentric personalities, but in Ginger Baker’s case, his actions earned a whole new level of notoriety. While he spent much of his life collaborating with other musicians in various groups, one would be hard-pressed to find more than a few who truly called him a friend. To fans and those closest to him, he was ill-tempered at best, and dangerous at worst—all while being one of the most iconic drummers in rock history.
Johnny Carson ruled over late night TV and kept audiences rolling in laughter for 30 years as the host of NBC's The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. But, between the peals of laughter and practical jokes, there was a fair amount of controversy and scandal. The King of Late Night could sometimes be a tyrant.
Each Conjuring movie feels different on the surface, yet something familiar always lingers beneath the scares. Certain story turns repeat with surprising consistency, and spotting shared elements reveals why the tension works so reliably.
Few American entertainers have remained as instantly recognizable as Marilyn Monroe, and the circumstances surrounding her final hours have been examined repeatedly for more than sixty years. Official investigations produced a clear ruling, yet certain medical details recorded at the time still draw attention. One specific detail from the autopsy report has often been misunderstood or taken out of context, leading to speculation that continues today. Many discussions focus on isolated lines from medical documents without explaining how forensic conclusions are actually formed. To understand why this case still generates debate, it is necessary to look carefully at what investigators documented, how toxicology works, and why visible findings do not always tell the full medical story.
This quiz isn’t here to coddle you with options. You’ll get a quote (maybe legendary, maybe sneaky), and it’s up to the film nerd in you to prove that you’ve got it.
From “Oldboy” to “The Intouchables,” explore 25 times American cinema butchered a beautiful foreign film. Discover how Hollywood remakes and mistranslations stripped these international masterpieces of their soul, subtlety, and cultural meaning.
Each Conjuring movie feels different on the surface, yet something familiar always lingers beneath the scares. Certain story turns repeat with surprising consistency, and spotting shared elements reveals why the tension works so reliably.
There's no place like home.
— Judy Garland as Dorothy Gale in "The Wizard of Oz" (1939)
Written by Noel Langley, Florence Ryerson, and Edgar Allan Woolf.
Television doesn't owe permanence. A star might headline the posters, but the story may quietly outgrow them. Sometimes, a new voice takes the lead, or the center just blurs.
Boomers often assume these references are universal—timeless, obvious, self-explanatory. Millennials hear them and nod politely, the same way you do when someone explains a dream that only mattered to them.
Few American entertainers have remained as instantly recognizable as Marilyn Monroe, and the circumstances surrounding her final hours have been examined repeatedly for more than sixty years. Official investigations produced a clear ruling, yet certain medical details recorded at the time still draw attention. One specific detail from the autopsy report has often been misunderstood or taken out of context, leading to speculation that continues today. Many discussions focus on isolated lines from medical documents without explaining how forensic conclusions are actually formed. To understand why this case still generates debate, it is necessary to look carefully at what investigators documented, how toxicology works, and why visible findings do not always tell the full medical story.
Hollywood’s family tree is more intertwined than you’d ever imagine. From distant cousins to unexpected half-siblings, you may be surprised to discover who's related to who.
