Harvey Glatman, the "Glamour Girl Killer," murdered Judith Dull, an aspiring model. Glatman relocated to Los Angeles, where he pretended to be a professional photographer in order to entice women into his hotel room with the promise of work. He tied them up, photographed them, then killed them and discarded their bodies.
Judith, a divorced 19-year-old, arrived at Glatman's with the intention of posing for a crime fiction magazine.

Herman Webster Mudgett (a.k.a. Dr. Henry Howard Holmes) was a Michigan Medical School alumnus and one of the country's first documented serial killers. Unlike other serial killers, Holmes went so far as to open a hotel that he had designed and built with murder in mind. After finishing his "house of terrors," which included acid pits, bedrooms with gas lines, secret chutes, and even a stretching rack, Holmes chose mostly female victims among his staff and hotel visitors.

MJ and Prince had a perplexing rivalry, but they both felt they were geniuses and that they were the only ones who genuinely controlled the 1980s. Quincy Jones tried for YEARS to get MJ and Prince to work together. The first time they ever met they just sat across from each other staring and never said a word.

Sam Cooke was the first African-American to establish his own independent publishing company & he fought major labels for his independence on the regular. After he financed the MLK March on Washington and his efforts to bring Malcom X & MLK together, the FBI and Cointelpro had Sam on their radar.

Jackie Wilson's personal life was riddled with misfortunes. Wilson was shot & injured in a shootout in 1961 when he returned to his apartment with another lady, an ex-girlfriend of Sam Cooke, one of his girlfriends, Juanita Jones, shot and wounded him in a jealous frenzy. Wilson's first wife, Freda Hood, with whom he had four children, divorced him after 14 years of marriage in 1965. Jackie, Jr., Wilson's 16-year-old son, was shot and killed on a neighbor's porch in 1970, and two of Wilson's daughters died at an early age as well.

Al Green was visiting his lover Mary Woodson's house in 1974, a few years after he became a huge star. She was married at the time, but when Al told her he wasn't going to marry her, she got into an argument with him. He hopped in the shower to get away from the fight... while he was in there, Mary dumped a pan of boiling grits over the top of the shower door. Al suffered third-degree burns to his back, stomach, and arms as a result of it.