November 25, 2025 Jesse Singer

JFK’s brother-in-law Peter Lawford was the last person to speak to Marilyn Monroe. “Say goodbye to the president,” she said—then the line went silent.

The night Marilyn Monroe died, her phone rang one last time. On the other end was Peter Lawford—the actor, Rat Pack insider, and brother-in-law to a Kennedy. He was calling to invite her to dinner. What he heard instead was a slurred goodbye mentioning “the President.” And then the line went silent.
November 25, 2025 Jesse Singer

50-Year-Old Albums That We'd Still Rather Listen To Than What Artists Are Putting Out Today

These 50-year-old records are now five decades old, but they remain timeless reminders of what real creativity sounds like (and that music these days just isn't on the same level).
November 25, 2025 Jack Hawkins

Diego Maradona scored the controversial "Hand of God" goal & never apologized. He passed in 2020, but is still worshipped.

Celebrate the life and legacy of Diego Maradona, the legendary Argentine football icon who scored the infamous “Hand of God” goal and never apologized for it. This engaging 30-slide article explores how Maradona made history at the 1986 World Cup, his rise to global superstardom, his larger-than-life personality, and the worldwide mourning that followed his death in 2020. A fun, heartfelt tribute to one of the most electrifying athletes the world has ever seen.
November 24, 2025 Jesse Singer

Western Movies And TV Shows Fans Swear By—And The Ones They Say “Ruined” The Genre

From old-time classics to modern gems and surprisingly excellent remakes, plenty of Westerns (on both the small screen and the silver screen) still get endless love from fans. But there are also the ones that spark cringing faces and “ruined the genre” debates.

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May 13, 2025 Mark Schilling

The Best Families On TV

The Bradys are still one of the best families on TV, but behind the scenes, “family” secrets threatened to have the show yanked off-air.
November 24, 2025 Jesse Singer

Pink Floyd vs. Led Zeppelin: Who Is the Greatest Rock Band Ever?

Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin didn’t just dominate rock—they practically became rival belief systems. One band sends you spiraling into your own brain; the other makes you feel like you could lift a car with your bare hands. Rock fans have argued for half a century about which truly ruled rock. Today, we’re choosing winners—no fence-sitting allowed.
November 21, 2025 Jack Hawkins

Kobe Bryant once won an Oscar after retirement—then coached his daughter’s team. He passed in 2020, but his legendary legacy lives on.

Celebrate the extraordinary life of Kobe Bryant—NBA legend, Oscar-winning storyteller, and devoted girl dad. Explore how Kobe won an Academy Award after retirement, coached his daughter Gigi’s basketball team, championed women’s sports, and left behind a legacy that continues to inspire the world long after his passing in 2020.
November 24, 2025 Alex Summers

The Country Music Legend Of Toby Keith

From humble beginnings as an Oklahoma oil rig worker, Toby Keith made an unforgettable mark on country music.
November 21, 2025 Jesse Singer

The Most Perfect Basslines In Rock And Roll History Will Be Stuck In Our Heads Forever

You can’t always hum the solo. You might forget the lyrics. But that bassline—that groove that makes your shoulders move—sticks forever. From thunderous funk to British rock cool, these are the basslines that built entire songs, and in some cases, entire eras of music.
Ritchie Blackmore still cuts it on guitar and with his excellent 2015 re-incarnation of Rainbow
November 24, 2025 Allison Robertson

When Ritchie Blackmore quit Deep Purple mid-tour, his fury created one of the most dramatic splits in rock history.

Ritchie Blackmore rewrote the story of two legendary bands—and of rock music itself.