The confidants and collaborators navigated the '60s and '70s together, rising to the top of their fields.

Here are some of the central figures of the Manson Family who actively participated in the gruesome crimes that left nine people dead in the summer of 1969.

We remember the rap icon with a look at some facts about his life and legacy.

In and out of foster care, the Hollywood icon struggled to connect with her mom.

Decades after her body was discovered in the water off Catalina Island, questions have heightened over how the actress wound up there.

Stemming from her own difficult childhood, the British queen and her nine offspring experienced tension and dysfunction from the moment they were born.

After her shoe slipped off, the pop star decided to go with the flow and roll around on the ground at the 1984 VMAs.

Don’t fret, Robert Pattinson. People didn’t want Michael Keaton as the caped crusader, either.

Over the multi-decade career, the Queen of Pop has never been one to hold back.

The actress and playwright were once enamored with each other — even writing love letters — but their relationship wasn't strong enough to endure.

The Material Girl's mom passed away from cancer when the singer was five years old.

Smiling on the outside, the famed duo's connection was even deeper, more complex and more fraught than their public image suggested.

When a voice condition arose during his early years of training, the Italian tenor decided to abandon his singing career.

Berry Gordy founded Motown Records in 1959 and introduced the world to legendary artists like Michael Jackson and Diana Ross.

These recognizable names were part of the largest seaborne invasion in history on June 6, 1944.

Broke, addicted to pills and recently married for the fifth time, the actress performed a notorious run of shows at London’s Talk of the Town nightclub before suddenly passing away.

After Lee's 'To Kill a Mockingbird' became a best-seller, Capote competed to keep up, eventually putting a wedge between the writers.

Featured in 'Rocketman,' John Reid was Elton John’s lover and handled the pop star's affairs for 28 years before an epic falling out.

In 1969, when black Americans were still prevented from swimming alongside whites, an episode of 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood' broke the color barrier.

The studio took extreme measures to make sure the actress was big screen ready. A move that eventually resulted in her early death.

The 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' author found it hard to go on after his daughter Olivia's sudden death.

The accused killer began living lavishly, only to have the residents of Fall River, including her sister, ice her out.

From the Bronco chase to inside the California courtroom, here are the key moments from the trial of the former NFL running back.

The 39th president and former first lady have been a couple for more than 70 years.