The Fab Four were just a group of music-loving teens from Liverpool before becoming cultural and musical icons.

Nine children in a two-bedroom house full of music, grueling work routines and a strict father were the beginnings of one of entertainment’s greatest families.

The movie and album would come to help define the 1980s and catapult the performer to global fame.

The legendary actor’s home was once known as the location of seemingly endless soirées.

The singers' 14-year marriage withstood hard-partying, allegations of physical abuse and infidelity.

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

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

The son of an American President, his wife Carolyn Bessette and her sister Lauren perished in 1999 when the plane they were traveling in crashed off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard.

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

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.

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.

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

The 'Animal House' comedian was found dead at L.A.'s Chateau Marmont on March 5, 1982.

The 'SNL' comedian delivered big laughs while fighting big personal demons.

The comedians became deep, personal friends thanks to making people laugh for the good of others.

The teenage comedian graced studio 8H for the first time in 1980 and ultimately saved the struggling sketch comedy show.

The comedian's rapid-fire brain overtook his professional and personal life.

Though they only met in person once, Princess Diana and Michael Jackson forged a friendship through late-night phone calls in which they commiserated over their public lives.

During an 18-month separation from Yoko Ono, Lennon reached musical highs as well as personal lows.

America’s favorite redhead was so much more than simply a gifted comedienne known for slapstick comedy and starring in one of the most beloved sitcoms of all time.

The love and respect between the choreographer and dancer would endure infidelities and even death.

Together for more than a quarter of a century, the singer and his husband have two sons and credit communication as the key to a long-lasting relationship.

The singer's drug abuse was spiraling out of control until a dying teen inspired him to get sober and make a difference.

The band officially parted ways in 1970 and rumors still abound regarding Yoko Ono’s influence on the split.