As we celebrate Women’s History Month, take inspiration from the women who blazed a trail in their respective fields.

Let's toast to the power of love and celebrate Valentine’s Day with some famous serial brides and grooms.

In celebration of the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, we look at five Olympic icons who ruled the ice from Games past.

It may have been slow coming and way overdue, but the fashion industry is changing. Check out our interview with plus-size model Jennie Runk.

We explore the creepy film career of Christina Ricci, who stars in Lifetime's 'Lizzie Borden Took an Ax.'

Richard Simmons's New Year's resolution? 'Do more charity work. Teach more classes. Help more people. And still be really cute.'

'The Exorcist' celebrates its 40th anniversary today, along with one of the most grotesque barfing scenes ever made on film.

“Say hello to my little friend!” Today marks the 30th anniversary of 'Scarface.' Check out what the cast has been up to these days.

In the new documentary, 'Bettie Page Reveals All,' the late pinup legend narrates the story of her tumultuous life. Learn six quick facts about her here.

Bio.com remembers the 50th anniversary of JFK's assassination with an interview with 'End of Days' author James L. Swanson.

Feel like getting freaked out this Halloween or any other day of the year? Reserve a room at The Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast Museum in Massachusetts!

This Friday Naomi Watts stars as Princess Diana in the movie 'Diana.' We look at the various men who've been associated with Princess Di during and after her time as Her Royal Highness.

A vampy Valley girl with a big personality and even bigger...hair, Elvira has been synonymous with campy horror films since she became a late-night movie hostess in the early ‘80s. Check out our interview with her.

When Richard Blanco stepped up to the podium in front of the Capitol on January 21, 2013, he was the first immigrant, first Latino, first openly gay, and youngest poet to read at a presidential inauguration.

Bio.com interviews 'The Butler' author Wil Haygood who reveals the real story behind White House butler Eugene Allen, who served eight presidents and was a little-known witness to decades of American history.

Marilyn Monroe was only 36 when she died on August 5, 1962. But in her short time in the spotlight, she left endless marks on showbiz, fashion, music and even the centerfold.