CELEBRITIES

When Muhammad Ali returned to the ring after three years in exile, a team of thieves took the opportunity to steal more than $1 million from fans in a brazen armed robbery. A series about the heist hits Peacock September 5.

Rod Stewart, Madonna, and the Rolling Stones had some of the largest concert crowds in history.

President Ronald Reagan served from 1981-1989 and is remembered for his Reaganomics policies, the war on drugs, and other political endeavors. He also ate a lot of jelly beans.

Here’s the origin story of how a pull quote from 1985 became an annual event for the magazine.

These early audition tapes show why these then-unknown actors—from Scarlett Johansson to Aaron Paul—became household names.

The light-up sneakers were coveted by ’90s kids, but some adults considered them a public health hazard.

Han shot first.

British singer-songwriter James Blunt has never been able to escape his signature song, the 2004 smash “You’re Beautiful,” a misunderstood ballad that masks a much darker meaning.

We all forget things from time to time.

Whatever a person’s accomplishments in life, death tends to be a humbling experience. Can you guess how these notables expired?

These memorable quotes from LGBTQ+ leaders—on everything from intersectionality to being an ally—will ring true all year round.

From her status as a Kidz Bop alumna to the real meaning behind her name, there's probably a lot of facts about Zendaya that you don't know about.