Hollywood

Here is a recap of the career and the numerous legal troubles of legendary singer James Brown. One mugshot from a South Carolina arrest continues to live on.

Georgette Bauderdorf was young and attractive and looking for a way into Hollywood when she was found dead in her L.A. apartment. Her killing is now a cold case.

Chris Brown's high-profile attack on fellow musician Rihanna did not end his music career. The domestic violence arrest on the day of the Grammy's became national news.

Here are famous cases of people who stalked celebrities. They were all arrested for their fan obsessions that included violent acts, even murder.

Mel Gibson was an actor on top of Hollywood making and directing blockbusters. But, it all ended with a drunken arrest where police say he made anti-Semitic comments.

Michael Gargiulo, a serial killer known as the "Hollywood Ripper," was sentenced to death. He killed two women in South Carolina, including a woman connected to Ashton Kutcher.

Actress Zoe McLellan is accused of taking a child in a custody dispute. A California judge recently ordered officials to find her and the youngster.

The background and life of Elizabeth Short, who was killed in the Black Dahlia case. The story might be the most famous unsolved crime in American history.

Lindsay Lohan was one of the most famous people in Hollywood, but then a string of arrests led to her star dimming. Here's a recap of her legal trouble.

Comedian Bill Cosby is set to be released from prison after his conviction for rape and drugging women was overturned by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

Actress Allison Mack was sentenced to prison for her role in the NXIVM sex cult. She was in federal court on June 30 after pleading guilty to charges.

Allison Mack was an actress who appeared on shows such as Smallville, but her secret life included a role in the sex cult NXIVM. Now she could head to prison for it.

George Hodel was a doctor in Los Angeles but has long been considered a prime suspect in the killing of Elizabeth Short, also known as the Black Dahlia.

Phil Spector was one of the most sought music producers in their industry. But, drugs, alcohol and mental health problems sent him on a spiral that ended in murder.

In 2002, actor Nick Nolte was arrested in California after driving erratically. His mugshot became infamous, but the charges help him address his addiction issues.

Robert Downey Jr. is known today for his roles in the Marvel movies, but he has several drug arrests in his past and they nearly cost him his Hollywood career.

Famous people like Natalie Wood, Shirley Temple and John Travolta found their names in FBI investigative files. Here's the shocking details about why they are there.

Patty Hearst was abducted in 1974 and later seen helping the group that kidnapped her. Some blamed Stockholm Syndrome, but how much of it is real?

Frank Sinatra, Ronald Reagan and Joan Rivers all found their names in the FBI files on various Hollywood and celebrity elites. Here's why their names are in FBI investigations.

Anna Nicole Smith, Elvis, Marilyn Monroe and Micky Mantle had their names in the FBI investigative files. You won't believe the reasons why the celebrities were targets.

Here are 10 celebrities who once found themselves in handcuffs. Many of the accusations and crimes committed by these Hollywood celebrities have been forgotten.

Selena Quintanilla was a pop star blurring Latin and pop music in the early 1990s. But, her life was cut short in murder. Here is the story of her celebrity life and death.

A star of "19 and Counting" Josh Duggar was arrested and accused of possessing child pornography, according to federal prosecutors. He pleaded not guilty in court.

In 1995 Hugh Grant was arrested with a prostitute in Los Angeles, at the same time he dated Elizabeth Hurley. Here is the story behind his arrest and mugshot.

Five people were arrested in connection to the robbery and shooting of Lady Gaga's dog walker and theft of her French Bulldogs. Los Angeles police announced the attempted murder charges.

JFK, Liberace, Charles Lindberg and more are celebrities whose names ended up in FBI files. Here are more celebrities with FBI files and why they were being investigated.

Judy Garland, Michael Jackson and Bob Hope are some of the Hollywood celebrities who found their names in FBI files. Read about their cases and more here.

Here are some more of the famous criminals and celebrities who found themselves with FBI files. The agency in its history has investigated, or harassed, numerous stars.

The FBI files include many interesting tidbits, including investigations involving some of the most well-known criminals and celebrities of Hollywood.

Convicted rapist and disgraced film mogul Harvey Weinstein filed an appeal after his rape conviction and wants a new trial in NY. He argues he didn't have a fair trial and that his prison sentence was too harsh.

Here is a look at the FBI's Hollywood Files from A-Z. Up first is part 1 with why celebrities such as Muhammad Ali, Lucille Ball and now-President Joe Biden found their names in investigations.

Justin Bieber was arrested in 2014 for DUI and drag racing. His mugshot, with a smile, went viral and social media. Here's the story behind his arrest and what happened after.

Bob Crane was known for his role on "Hogan's Heroes," but he was living a secret life steeped in sex. He was found murdered in his apartment, but who did remains a mystery.

An underage teen says actor Chris D'Elia coerced her into sending new photos and forced her to have sex, according to a lawsuit.

Here are some True Crime documentaries you might have missed, but are worth a watch. Many are available on Amazon or YouTube.

Here is the story of how a young actress, Jean Spangler, went missing from Hollywood, the search to find her and the ties to Kirk Douglas.