Keanu Reeves spent years living in hotels, even after becoming one of Hollywood's biggest stars. When he finally bought a $5 million mansion in the Hollywood Hills, he thought he'd found somewhere to settle down. But one morning in September 2014, strange noises led him to his library, where he discovered an unfamiliar woman sitting silently in a chair. Her explanation was unsettling, but what happened just three days later was even more bizarre.

While Bette Davis recovered from breast cancer and a stroke, daughter B.D. Hyman published a controversial tell-all. Discover the accusations, bitter family feud, and estrangement that lasted until Davis's death.

Zeppo Marx is the one Marx Brother who stood out for not standing out. He was the normal-looking guy appearing in films next to his clown-like brothers, Groucho, Chico, and Harpo. Now we finally know what was going on inside the head of what many called the “unfunny” Marx Brother.

Hollywood stars have collected enormous salaries for decades, but some discovered an even better way to build wealth: getting a piece of the movies themselves. From outright ownership and production stakes to lucrative box-office percentages, these arrangements transformed ordinary acting contracts into extraordinary fortunes. And some of the biggest winners barely needed an upfront salary.

Hollywood loves a sequel, especially when the original movie made a fortune. But sometimes the actor who helped make a film successful wants absolutely nothing to do with another installment. Whether it was creative differences, disappointing paychecks, or simply wanting to move on, these famous performers walked away from opportunities most actors would jump at.

These songs were too big to miss in the 70s, and many never really left the radio. But the stories behind them weren’t always nearly as famous as the records themselves.