Fast facts about Milton Berle and Bing Crosby, both of whom were products of the first Golden Age of Television.

In 1978, then up-and-coming pro wrestler Randy Savage was arrested one night after fighting it out with a newlywed at a Waffle House in Nashville, Tennessee.

The political activist, entrepreneur, and business executive recently served as U.S. Ambassador to Poland.

During World War II, approximately 29 Navajo members of the U.S. Marines created a code based on their unwritten language to transmit secret Allied messages.

More movies that never made it past the production stage.

One of the biggest hits of '80s TV, the prime time soap opera was the No. 1 rated show by 1985, won a Golden Globe Award in 1984, and even spawned a line of fashion and luxury products.

An underrated figure in women's wrestling, the multiple-time women's world champion had some major success in territorial promotions.

Fast facts about horror movie legends Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff.

A look at two men who were actually born female: the stagecoach driver Charley Parkhurst and jazz musician-bandleader Billy Tipton.

For over 50 years, the legendary rock band has released more than a dozen albums, sold over a million records and played to sold-out crowds everywhere. Until 2021, the group consisted of vocalist-guitarist Billy Gibbons, drummer Frank Beard (ironically, the only member of the band who despite his surname does not sport a chest-length beard), and vocalist-bassist Dusty Hill.