Entertainment’s Darkest Funnyman

Given his penchant for gruesome stunts and wild antics, it’s a wonder that Iggy Pop has survived this long. Based on these facts, we're amazed he even made it out of the 70s.

In the 1950s, Robert Mitchum was THE Hollywood heartthrob, and his rugged good looks and charming indifference made women across the country swoon. But behind the allure lay a troubled soul marked by betrayal, scandal, and notoriety. Trust me—this close-up will shock you.

They don't make unhinged celebs like they used to, but at least we've still got Charlie Sheen. We can all remember the 2011 meltdown when he lost the highest-paying job on TV despite his "tiger blood" and "Adonis DNA". But the train wreck that is Charlie Sheen went off the rails long before 2011—and to be honest, it continues to this day.

When it comes to tragic Hollywood starlets, the story of Susan Peters might just take the cake.

This sunny beach boy just barely survived a friendship with one of the most feared men in American history.

Renowned for his role in Psycho, Anthony Perkins is remembered as the iconic Norman Bates. However, this shy, handsome actor also had hidden talents and a controversial personal life.