The funny women have stuck by each other's sides since their days on 'SNL.'

A random act of generosity gave the comedienne the push she needed to move to New York City to fulfill her acting dreams.

Cady Heron, Regina George, Glenn Coco, and the other students from North Shore High were based on the 'SNL' alum's friends and family.

The Nirvana rocker was in a downward spiral that led to his death on April 5, 1994.

Still on the rise, the Fab Four and the Greatest goofed around before one of Ali's fights for a now-epic photo op.

The Hollywood actress tragically lost her third husband on a flight... that Kirk Douglas was supposed to be on.

The country singer almost "wrecked the car" when she heard the vocal powerhouse's 1992 version of "I Will Always Love You" — a song that Parton penned in 1973.

The Godfather of Soul died more than a decade ago, but the details of his sudden passing are raising a lot of questions.

Exploring themes of racism, oppression and violence, these African-American writers have rightfully earned their place in the canon of great authors.

These African-American women in STEM broke the racial barrier and skyrocketed to the top of their field.

These visionary African-American activists were some of the most vocal agents for racial change.

From hair care products to the ironing board, the creations from these African-Americans still impact your everyday life.

From epic birthday parties and career high and lows to broken marriages, the Hollywood best friends had an unbreakable bond.

The former marine biologist drew upon the likes of Jerry Lewis and Pee-Wee Herman to create the character who lives in a pineapple under the sea.

During his 76 years on planet Earth, Stephen Hawking both studied the cosmos and became a star in his own right.

Playboy founder Hugh Hefner felt an immense connection with the actress, who took the famed nude photos years before the magazine's debut.

The Princess of R&B and executive producer's alleged love affair and marriage had people questioning if age was more than just a number.

You get car! You get a car! Even a decade after the talk show host gifted her audience with a new vehicle, the surprise remains among so many people's favorite things.

The classic Christmas carol went from sad to uplifting thanks in part to the 'Meet Me in St. Louis' star.

With hesitation from author P.L. Travers, Disney devoted two decades to bring the nanny that is "practically perfect in every way" to the silver screen.

The rhyming children's book writer only had to look in the mirror to find his anti-Christmas muse.

'Friends,' 'The Simpsons,' 'Modern Family,' and more gave viewers tricks and treats with their spooktacular classic episodes.

From television shows and films to comic books and sports, "The Raven" remains not only one of Poe's most famous works but also one of the most sampled and parodied.

Learn the true story behind the girl who inspired the world to go down the rabbit hole.