Cliff Burton was the revolutionary bassist for the metal band Metallica. However, a freak fatal accident ended his career—and his life—before he had the chance to truly shred.

In the vicious land of Hollywood, former pin-up girl Ann Sheridan desperately wanted to be taken seriously. She became a classic movie actress with a rebellious streak—but sadly, a career in the spotlight couldn’t promise her a “happily ever after”.

There are a few trademark gags that we will always remember Andy Kaufman for: Elvis impersonations, Latka on Taxi, and wrestling women. But there was so much more to this comedic genius that many have forgotten. His performances were so unusual, you could say that Kaufman was the inspiration for the expression "think outside the box". For Kaufman, there was no box strong enough to hold him—he was simply a man on the moon. Let’s check out the facts and see the whole wacky story one step at a time.

The Eagles’ Randy Meisner was a baby-faced farm boy whose angelic voice drove crowds insane—especially during the soaring climax of “Take It to the Limit”. Unfortunately, life seemed determined to test his limits. While Meisner helped build one of the biggest bands of the 1970s, the pressures of superstardom, clashing egos, endless temptations, and domestic horror ended up pushing him to a very dark place.

Many actors spend decades building impressive careers, but all Maila Nurmi needed was one night to create a legend.

Which is more legendary: Mariah Carey's voice or her ability to shade her rivals? As the top selling female artist of all time and one of the snarkiest entertainers in the world, Carey's persona lands somewhere between diva and troll. However, with the hotly anticipated release of her memoir, Carey is finally pulling back the curtain and revealing her true life story, and it's much more tragic than everyone expected.