Chuck Barris mumbled, stumbled, and bumbled his way into producing and hosting some of the greatest game shows of all time. But it wasn’t all laughs. His racy shows raised eyebrows—and he may have been an undercover agent the whole time!

Taking the world of rock and roll by storm in the 1960s and 1970s, Lynyrd Skynyrd revolutionized the Southern rock subgenre by drawing from blues, country, and even British rock to create their unique sound. Although they continue to make music today, many agree that it just isn’t the same as when the band was at its peak—especially considering all the horrors they’ve faced since.

Inger Stevens was a Golden Globe-winning actress with a closet full of skeletons. Haunted by her demons, she would never be able to escape the shadow of death.

Steve Perry contributed soaring vocals to Journey’s 80s rock classics like “Don't Stop Believin’” and “Any Way You Want It,” and they made him “The Voice” of a generation. However, the real journey was the backstage successes and struggles that his fans didn’t see.

Not many celebrities come from roots as humble as Dolly Parton. Her family home had one bedroom, and she played music with a homemade guitar. As she rose to fame, Parton did everything she could to stand out from the others—including undergoing extensive plastic surgery. But she’s never made a secret of this. What is in fact secret is the story behind her bizarre and furtive relationship with her husband. And sadly, it seemed as though the way she pushed herself in her final years had devastating consequences.

While the group of singers and actors known as the Rat Pack knew how to party it up, there was a dark side to this group of hard-drinking and swinging men. Frank Sinatra was the unofficial chairman of the board, and he ruled over the others with an iron fist. Sometimes it was his way or the highway. And then, as the five men got older, each had to pay for their many sins with twists of fate that none of them saw coming.