Sid Vicious rose to fame as the second bassist for the punk rock band, Sex Pistols—but it wasn’t for his musical talent. A friend once described him as, “Everything in punk that was dark, decadent and nihilistic”. From fights in clubs to brushes with danger and one fateful final night, Vicious’ dark rise to fame came to a tragic end all too soon.

Pierce Brosnan is the epitome of the suave, debonaire gentleman, and as such, his undeniable charm helped win him the iconic role of James Bond. But behind the sharp tuxedo and the piercing gaze, Brosnan's backstory is far darker and more heartbreaking than most people know. From his rough childhood to his tragic losses, Brosnan's strength proves his heroism both on and off the screen.

Glenn Frey wasn’t just part of the Eagles, he was the engine behind their greatest hits. From crafting the laid-back groove of “Take It Easy” to shaping the haunting mystique of “Hotel California", his fingerprints were everywhere, ultimately changing the face of rock and roll forever. But behind the soaring success a storm brewed—and Frey’s fall proved as dramatic as his rise.

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.