Carl Wyndham articles

Throughout his life, Bruce Lee practically oozed excellence in everything he did, constantly working to improve himself and those he taught. He began fighting at an early age, but not only against those who physically challenged him, as he also spent much of his time overcoming the differences between Asia and the Western world. Due to his enduring skill in combat and on-screen, he succeeded in this effort—even if his life came to a sudden and tragic end.

"With a voice that could crack you open with its sorrow and soul, Richard Manuel was the heart of the legendary 1960s roots-rock group, The Band. A piano prodigy who could flip from gospel growl to angelic falsetto, he helped craft some of the most iconic sounds in rock history—all while quietly battling demons determined to pull him under. But even Manuel’s musical gifts and The Band’s brotherhood weren’t enough to stop him from unraveling—and his heartbreaking final act stunned everyone."

Whether it was professional courtesy or "they thought it would be funny," these movie stars did the following roles as a favor.

They started as four friends from Sweden, but by the late 70s and early 80s, ABBA had taken over the world. Their songs lit up charts in dozens of countries, and even after they quietly disbanded, their fame only burned brighter. Their music is pure feel-good magic—but behind the shimmering pop hits was a journey packed with struggles, heartbreak, and unexpected twists. Ready to dive into the dazzling, dramatic rise of one of music’s greatest legends? Here's the story of ABBA.

Some of the Saturday Night Live's One-Season-Wonders went on to have great careers. Others, well, they can always tell people that they got Saturday Night Live!

George Michael's life was like a Hollywood movie. After skyrocketing to fame as a teenager, the rest of Michael’s life was documented for the world to see. Buried underneath the tabloids was a reality even more unbelievable than gossip columnists could think up. From wild scandals to tragic losses, here's the story that George Michael hid from the public.

To this day, Audrey Hepburn defines grace, elegance, and humility. The incredibly talented and beautiful actress dominated the silver screen in the 1950s and 1960s with classic roles in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Roman Holiday, and so many more. However, Hepburn was far more than a pretty face. In fact, her history is much darker than most people know.