On the morning of October 19, 1953, singer Julius La Rosa, then a cast member on Arthur Godfrey's radio and TV shows, was unceremoniously fired by Godfrey on the air, partly because he hired an agent, something Godfrey wouldn't allow his cast members to do. The incident tarnished the broadcasting veteran's wholesome image.

Known for his work designing championship belts in wrestling as well as boxing and MMA, the so-called "Quiet Superman" earned renown for the "Winged Eagle" belt he created for the WWF (now WWE). In 2021, the year he died, he was inducted into the Nebraska Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame.

The stand-up comedian has been credited with doing more to promote ventriloquism than anyone since his hero Edgar Bergen.

One of the most underrated jazz guitarists in history, the Argentinian-born musician is widely recognized in his native South America as well as abroad.

Fast facts about the businesswoman and TV personality.

One of the biggest hits of daytime television, the gothic soap opera introduced Canadian actor Jonathan Frid to American TV audiences, in the role of vampire Barnabas Collins.

Considered one of the greatest wrestlers and talkers in the history of the business, the WWE Hall of Famer is one of seven men inducted into not only the WWE Hall of Fame but also the WCW, Professional Wrestling and Wrestling Observer Newsletter Halls of Fame.

An update of a recent segment on the Three Stooges member.

Fast facts about some notable country and bluegrass fiddlers.

Stories of people and animals who suddenly burst into rage.