Sasha Wren articles

Some Hollywood murders just seemed to have all the right elements, and the story of Paul Bern absolutely reeks of them: a rising and beautiful starlet, a powerful MGM producer, a secret and possibly deranged ex-wife, and a white bathroom slowly filling with blood. This absolutely true story even has a butler in it—although I'm pretty sure he didn’t do it. There is one thing that this story lacks, though: someone behind bars. So, get out your fedora and fingerprint kit: these facts may just lead you to solving the mystifying case of Paul Bern.

Throughout his career, Gene Clark searched many avenues for success in the music industry—and found mostly hardship and disappointment. However, his contributions would be integral stepping stones to the popularity of genres like alternative country and psychedelic rock.

One of the greatest guitarists of all time, Jimmy Page was the genius behind Led Zeppelin's iconic, hard rock sound. But behind the rock god image, Page cultivated enough dark secrets, questionable behavior, and interpersonal problems to fill a stairway to heaven.

Erin Moran grew up on American TV screens as Joanie Cunningham on Happy Days.

Jennette McCurdy’s memoir I’m Glad My Mom Died has one of the most shocking titles imaginable. Though Jennette seemed to be living every little girl’s dream as a Nickelodeon child star—behind the scenes, her life was a downright horror story.

Tom Sizemore was one the most visible and popular action stars of the 90s, but his success didn't last.

Hanoi Rocks were on the doorstep of becoming the next superstars of rock when unthinkable tragedy struck.

The stars of Old Hollywood looked perfect on screen, but nearly every one was hiding skeletons in their closet—and some of those skeletons got out and the scandals ended careers.

Peter Grant was the no-nonsense manager who turned Led Zeppelin into a moneymaking powerhouse.