The rock scene of the 1950s and early 1960s was full of artists who exuded traditional masculinity, but among them all, Roy Orbison rose through the ranks. In attitude, Orbison was shy and self-conscious, albeit a little egotistic. However, through his music, he portrayed a unique vulnerability that turned him into an inspiration for so many—even through the tragedies that plagued his life.

On the surface, Marlon Brando seemed to have it all: heartbreaker looks, beautiful women, and Hollywood recognition. But behind the glittering facade, Brando was a tormented soul. Haunted by his disappointing past, his personal demons often became his own worst enemy. With his soaring talent, he ensured his legacy, but sadly, nothing could protect him from unforeseen tragedy.

As the host of The Price Is Right for 35 years, America grew up with Bob Barker. Hundreds of children across North America had Bob Barker nursing them through their “homesick” days—The Price Is Right is an American favorite, and so is its host. However, Bob Barker might not be as squeaky clean as his television image might present.