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George Raft had a notorious past working for mobsters. It gave him a dark allure like no actor—yet few know this Hollywood heavy's twisted history.

Linda Darnell was known as "The Girl With The Perfect Face," but tragically, she died in an accident so horrific—it left her body unrecognizable.

The dreamy Ricky Nelson was the first “teen idol”—but when he married the beautiful Kris Harmon, his life turned into a nightmare.

In 1926, Mae West wrote, directed, produced, and starred in a play titled Sex. The title was, of course, shocking, but the content was even more scandalous.

Margaux Hemingway’s sibling rivalry with her sister Mariel was ugly—but after Margaux’s death, Mariel made a disturbing confession.

We all know the classic fairy tale of Snow White, the fairest of them all. She is one of the most legendary storybook figures in history, known for her beauty, hope, and resilience in the face of adversity. But did you know she may have been inspired by a real-life woman?