Despite his reputation as a feel-good songwriter, the story of Irving Berlin is not for the faint of heart.

Before looping clips got longer and attention spans got shorter, there was Vine—a six-second burst of creativity where songs could go from forgotten deep cuts to global sensations overnight. Whether it was a dance challenge, a dramatic punchline, or a clip of someone’s pet doing something baffling, these tracks became the heartbeat of an era. And with just a few notes, they can transport you right back to the time when going viral meant doing something bizarre, looping it endlessly, and hoping someone yelled “Do it for the Vine”.

Fame didn’t disappear when the radio stopped calling. It just changed rooms. A few familiar voices walked away from the stage, took unexpected seats elsewhere, and built second acts that deserve to make the highlight reel.

Brittany Murphy's legacy isn’t just the roles she played, but the kindness she offered without hesitation to anyone who crossed her path.

Phil Collins battled illness, lost his voice, and returned stronger—proving that vulnerability can echo louder than any drum solo.

A polished harmony rarely hints at the storms behind it, yet The Eagles carried fractures long before their music topped charts. Defining a California era, the band carried a complicated story behind the scenes. Hidden disputes sent everyone down a path no reunion could fully mend.