After 40-plus years of rumored mob dealings, alleged burial sites and dead-end tips, investigators aren't any closer to cracking one of the country's most notorious unsolved cases.

'Ever thine. Ever mine. Ever ours.' Two centuries later, historians still haven't agreed on the identity of the woman who inspired the composer's famed lines.

Actor-turned-duchess Meghan Markle always sets aside time from her royal duties to cheer on one of her most beloved friends: tennis champion Serena Williams.

The playwright was the toast of London in early 1895—until he decided to sue his lover's father.

Living in the long shadow of his father, JFK Jr. was struggling to make his own mark in the world, when a tragic plane crash cut his efforts short.

Judy Garland has become synonymous with her role as Dorothy in the 1939 MGM musical, but she almost lost out on the role to another iconic child actress.

Despite being blind since infancy, the “My Cherie Amour” and “Superstition” singer paved a career filled with 25 Grammy awards and social justice work.

The marriage between the Ziggy Stardust performer and the model-turned-entrepreneur was intensely private—and lasting.

His chosen field of study came in handy when targeting women. And his college-boy persona fooled not only his victims, but the authorities as well.

Theories suggest the writer did not compose his famous works like 'Hamlet' and 'Julius Caesar.'

Full of privilege and promise, JFK Jr.'s 38 years were rich, vibrant and heartbreakingly tragic.

These football superstars have aided in the growing popularity of the sport.

Wearing her own red one-piece, the 'Charlie's Angels' star posed for the now-famous image in her Los Angeles backyard.

With his extra-long torso and flipper-like feet, it's no wonder the Olympian is nicknamed the 'Flying Fish.'

Coming into his own as a pop singer, the supermodel-infused video brought the worlds of fashion and music together.

In 2009, the financial advisor pled guilty to running the biggest investment fraud the world has ever known, with many notable names as his clients.

Prior to ‘Born to Run’ fame, the aspiring rocker drew inspiration from the sights, sounds and characters of his beach surroundings.

Often bossy and difficult, Queen Elizabeth's younger sister loved to have a good time – at the expense of others.

The Spanish artist had a reputation for breaking the hearts of numerous women whom he used as muses for his work.

While they were over 40 years apart in age, the writer and activist sought comfort, humor and companionship in each other.

Having a friendly relationship with Adolf Hitler, many speculated that the Duke and Duchess of Windsor were involved in a plot to overthrow the British crown during World War II.

Among the known and apparent companions of the artist are several recognizable names, including Leon Trotsky and Georgia O'Keeffe.

The Beach Boy and cult leader spent the summer of 1968 living together and dreaming about the musical possibilities that lay ahead.

Unable to recite his new work on a blindingly bright day, the poet improvised to deliver a memorable moment for the incoming president.