The alt-rock group found its roots in Seattle's post-punk scene, before taking flight on the vocals of San Diego surfer-songwriter Eddie Vedder.

The untimely death of the Hollywood actress-turned-princess in a tragic car accident in 1982 at the age of 52 has raised more questions over the years.

Though briefly married, the Hollywood icon and Yankees superstar forged a bond that he held onto tightly, even after her tragic death.

Fresh off her best actress Oscar win in 1955, the movie star hopped on a train in France, which led to a meeting with the royal that veered her life in a new direction.

Ever since the singer released her accusatory track in 1972, the identity of the “you” has remained one of the greatest mysteries in music history.

For a decade, the actress thought another man was her biological father instead of the Aerosmith frontman.

In the 1980s, the actress was at the top of her career, but she traded it in for a family-oriented life in the capital with her Washington-insider husband.

An "innocent, wonderful picture" of Caroline Kennedy triggered Diamond to include her name in his 1969 love song.

The "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" costars spent more than two decades hiding their status from the public.

The "Welcome to the Jungle" hitmakers met in the seedy underbelly of Hollywood in the early 1980s.

Originally hired as a writer, the comedian almost didn’t sit in the anchor chair for the first episode in 1975, but more than four decades later, the segment he launched is still going strong.

They were some of the most talented musicians and performers of their generation, and in their short lives, each made a lasting impact.

After Clapton's 4-year-old son accidentally fell out of a window to his death, the musician turned his grief into the heart-wrenching ballad.

Landing a spot on the late-night sketch show is one of the toughest gigs in show business, and even some of Hollywood's greatest comedy legends didn't make the cut.

The twice-married actors met when Wood was just a child star and endured a rollercoaster romance until her mysterious death.

The guitarist woke up one morning to find the famous riff from "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" on his cassette recorder and no memory of writing the song.

In the '90s, the actor seemed to have it all. But underneath, he was dealing with the greatest battle of his life.

After professional basketball players were finally allowed to compete at the Olympics, a pack of NBA legends steered Team USA to victory at the 1992 Barcelona Games.

Their folk-rock vibes may have suggested a mellow existence, but in reality, the four members of the 1960s group led drug- and drama-filled lives during their time together.

After Lopes was killed in a car accident, the group's earlier conflicts lost their importance as the two surviving members focused on honoring their late friend.

Seeking an outlet for their love of American blues and R&B, the two former classmates teamed up with other like-minded musicians to form the group that would set the standard for rock royalty.

In the groundbreaking episode, DeGeneres became the first lead character of a TV series to announce that she was gay, and the comedian faced backlash as a result.

The California band was often known more for their conflicts than their hit songs.

The Oscar-winning film almost looked very different, with several other actors, including Gwenyth Paltrow and Matthew McConaughey, in the running for the lead roles.