While they only knew each other for less than two years, the country singers formed a friendship that would last a lifetime.

The performer thought she was just having a 'routine procedure,' but the 1997 operation robbed the star of her lustrous four-octave singing range.

With his last known killing in October 1969, people still know very little about the murderer — including his name.

The Latina actress made history when she won an Academy Award for her role in 'West Side Story,' but stopped working in film afterward because she refused to continue playing ethnic roles.

During her trip to confront Colleen Shipman, Nowak reportedly wore diapers to avoid bathroom breaks. Her actions inspired the 2019 movie 'Lucy in the Sky.'

Throughout her life, the Supreme Court justice had many roadblocks — like diabetes — that tried to derail her path to Washington.

On September 12, 1953, the future president and first lady married in a wedding that garnered national attention, but it wasn't without several bumps in the road.

Many put their own lives on the line to save others during and after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

The movie stars' legendary romance began onscreen and carried over into real life until Bogart's untimely death.

The 'Cleopatra' costars' love story encompassed two marriages, two divorces and intense passion.

The boy band from Boston lost members, had a different name and struggled to connect with their audience while trying to prove they had the right stuff.

Before her untimely death in 1997, the People's Princess was determined to forge her own path.

The royal couple's love story had a romantic beginning but their relationship was rattled by her early ascension to the throne five years into their marriage.

Though they ended up divorced, Priscilla has continued to call the King of Rock 'n' Roll "the love of my life."

The killer's early years featured problematic behavior and hints of the darkness that led to him becoming a serial rapist and murderer.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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