Considered one of the founders of grunge, Scott Weiland is best known for his tenure as the frontman for Stone Temple Pilots.

The first African American nurse in history, Mary Eliza Mahoney's pioneering achievements landed her in the American Nurses Association and National Women's Halls of Fame. She was also the first African American to graduate from nursing school.

The wrestling manager, who acted as the guiding light for The Undertaker, was also a licensed funeral director (hence his ring name).

Some little known facts about one of our founding fathers.

Everything you need to know about America's favorite redneck-ologist.

One of the most popular regional treats in the country, the Mediterranean-spiced meat sauce was developed by Macedonian immigrant brothers Tom and John Kiradjieff in the 1920s.

The Cy Young Award winner and current sportscaster is best known for his stint with the Baltimore Orioles, where he finished the 1980 season with a record of 25–7.

In their more than 30 years together, the wrestling tag team, consisting of Butch Miller and Luke Williams, headlined matches in numerous promotions, most notably the WWF.

Known for his unsportsmanlike tactics against opponents, the NFL offensive lineman played with the St. Louis Cardinals for six seasons, and was a three-time Pro Bowl selection.

Founded in 1970, Nosotros (Spanish for "we") is an organization devoted to giving Latinos a stronger voice in Hollywood.