Sammy Tran articles

Behind Elizabeth Taylor's glamorous image, however, she lived with health problems that began in childhood and continued throughout her life.

While the world still saw Freddie Mercury as the iconic frontman of Queen, those closest to him witnessed a man facing the reality of a terminal illness.

The feuds. The rumors. The music. As one of the most well-known families of all time, the Jacksons hardly need an introduction. The Jackson family stayed in the headlines for their endless scandals as much as their music.

Tammy Wynette was the “First Lady of Country Music"—but when her death in 1998 was re-examined, it revealed the toll of living in the spotlight.

Gary Cooper was Hollywood's beloved "good guy"—but few know his darker history. Behind his seductive stare, this cowboy struggled to rein in his playboy ways, always falling prey to his forbidden desires. Buckle up: Cooper's story is fraught with danger, heartbreak, and, in the end, unbelievable pain.

Phil Lynott took Thin Lizzy to the top, but his life was tragically cut short.

While Joanna Moore certainly had a disturbing childhood, her adult life was actually much worse. This Southern beauty queen took Hollywood by storm and then quickly found herself pregnant and in a loveless relationship with a man who’s been called a narcissistic psychopath. Moore and her husband may go down in history as the worst parents in history, but it’s hard not to feel a little sorry for her.

If there's one relationship in country music that continues to make us believe in true love, it has to be Faith Hill and Tim McGraw.

Stevie Wonder is one of the most celebrated musicians in history, but his life story begins with a challenge that shaped everything that followed.