Tyler Piccotti

The 19-year-old received a lukewarm response and said the venue manager told him to give up music.

The founding father helped declare a precursor to the official holiday we celebrate today.

In a shocking case that drew national attention, two 12-year-olds attempted to kill their friend in 2014 to appease the fictional horror character.

Emmy winner Donald Glover is the star and creator of the TV comedy Atlanta and is also as a Grammy-winning rapper known as Childish Gambino.

A single late-night appearance set off the unexpected path that led to Everybody Loves Raymond.

Grammy-winning country singer Lainey Wilson is best known for her albums Bell Bottom Country and Whirlwind.

A mother vanished at sea, a son claimed it was an accident—and now a new documentary re-examines the case’s shocking twists.

Cynthia Erivo is a Tony-, Emmy-, and Grammy-winning actor who starred in The Color Purple on Broadway and the Wicked movies.

The British-born actor garnered acclaim in The Color Purple stage musical, but only after a fateful plane ride.

The tragic 1993 killing of James Bulger prompted author Gregory Maguire to ponder the origin of evil in his Wicked novel.

Rising country singer Ella Langley is known for the hit singles “You Look Like You Love Me” and “Weren’t for the Wind.”

A new teaser for the 2026 live-action movie shows the teenage actor as the popular Disney character for the first time.

John Cena is a 17-time WWE world champion wrestler and actor from the movies Fast X and Bumblebee.

Japanese baseball player Shohei Ohtani is a two-way superstar for the Los Angeles Dodgers and four-time league MVP.

Three-time MVP Aaron Judge plays outfield for the New York Yankees and hit an American League-record 62 home runs in 2022.

The Tejano star hoped a new album would take her career to the next level, but her 1995 confrontations with Yolanda Saldívar turned deadly.

Cristiano Ronaldo is the first men’s soccer player to record 900 career goals. He currently plays for the Portuguese national team and the Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr.

In 1995, comedian David Spade took a shot at the former cast member, leading Murphy to stay away Studio 8H for decades.

Actor and comedian Eddie Murphy began doing standup as a teenager. He became a popular Saturday Night Live cast member and starred in several box office hits.

American baseball star Alex Rodriguez won three MVP awards and hit 696 home runs over his 22-year career, but saw his reputation tainted through his link to performance-enhancing drugs.

Politician Nancy Pelosi became the first female Democratic leader of the House of Representatives and the first female speaker of the House.

The psychiatrist’s interviews with Hermann Göring and other Nazi leaders offered shocking insight into World War II atrocities.

Charles Guiteau’s bullet didn’t kill the 20th president—it was ignorance, pride, and the tools meant to save his life.

Cheney found Rumsfeld “arrogant” during their first interview, but they put their differences aside and served multiple presidents.

The literary figure lends her namesake to Swift’s latest lead single and might have a familial connection to Shakespeare himself.

A new Netflix documentary dissects the life of a “monster” who didn’t fit the pattern of her infamous predecessors.

Houdini died on Halloween in 1926. A century later, there’s still plenty we don’t know.

Martin’s success hid a building darkness in her personal life that nearly took her life away.

Rock star Bruce Springsteen is a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter best known for his songs that chronicle his working-class roots in New Jersey.

The new docuseries examines the pair’s role in the violent Philadelphia Mafia wars of the early 1990s.

Long before Bruce was “the Boss,” Adele Springsteen assisted her son’s music career in a special way.

Landau became the rock icon’s trusted manager and oversaw some of his greatest works, including the 1982 Nebraska album.