You can’t talk about late-night TV without mentioning The Tonight Show, and you can’t mention The Tonight Show without talking about Jay Leno. A powerhouse in Hollywood, Leno’s rise to fame wasn’t a smooth ride. Drama dogged him every step of the way, and he didn’t always win his battles. He also happened to be at the center of not just one, but two of late-night's most controversial feuds. From his losses to his triumphs, this is the wild career of Jay Leno.

Brian Wilson was the musical mastermind behind the Beach Boys—but, between the bars of his surf songs and pop polyphonies, he's proven to be an equally brilliant and burdened man. Wilson’s life has been an erratic symphony that strains to find the harmony between genius and mental distress.

Edith “Big Edie” Bouvier Beale was the reclusive socialite and aunt of First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. But, while her niece and extended family waltzed the halls of the White House, Big Edie tiptoed through Grey Gardens—her squalid cat sanctuary in the Hamptons.

Marvin Gaye is a name that echoes through time as the undisputed king of soul. His voice still haunts radios, playlists, and movie soundtracks, decades after his tragic end. But behind the smooth melodies and timeless hits lies a story few dare to tell. Because Marvin Gaye wasn’t just a musical genius—he was a man at war with himself. The story behind this legend is far darker than you might think.

Clayton Moore was an uncredited stuntman until he rose to fame as the legendary Lone Ranger. Even when the cameras weren’t rolling, he still donned his domino mask and stood up for law and order—until some real-life villains tried to stop him.

The name "George Lazenby" has become synonymous with missed opportunities and mountains of regret. The Australian model-turned-actor lost out on fame and fortune when he walked away from the role of a lifetime. Read these regrettable facts about George Lazenby, the man who bailed on Bond, James Bond.