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The rock singer known for 1980s hits like ""Love Is a Battlefield"" and ""Hit Me With Your Best Shot.""
The 1980s rock band that hit #1 with ""Keep on Loving You"" and the ballad ""Can't Fight This Feeling.""
The '80s heavy metal band that recorded the rock anthem ""We're Not Gonna Take It.""
The controversial musical about the hippie movement.
The alternative rock group, known for the hit ""No Rain,"" that soon lost lead singer Shannon Hoon to a drug overdose.
The metal band that faced several lawsuits from parents who claimed the group's music caused teenagers to commit suicide.
The successful rapper/producer, known for his solo hits as well as his work with artists such as Mase and The Notorious B.I.G., who battled gun charges following a shootout at a nightclub.
The young R&B superstar who died in a plane crash in 2001.
The controversial Irish singer who landed a number one hit with ""Nothing Compares 2 U.""
The singer/guitarist and member of Fleetwood Mac, who had a tumultuous relationship with bandmate Stevie Nicks.
The talented R&B singer/songwriter who struggled with drugs, alcohol, stormy relationships and her own ego before finally finding peace.
The all-female rap trio that scored major hits with songs like ""Push It"" and ""Whatta Man.""
The alternative rock band that found success with its catalog only after the drug overdose death of lead singer Bradley Nowell.
The hard rock band fronted by Ian Astbury.
The white pop/soul duo that recorded over two dozen hits over the course of 15 years, including 6 songs that topped the charts.
The eccentric rapper known for hits like ""Woo-hah! Got You All in Check.""
The speed metal band that enjoyed success throughout the '80s and '90s despite a lack of radio airplay.
The singer/songwriter who began a successful career by going platinum and winning a Best New Artist Grammy for her debut album, Tuesday Night Music Club.
The alternative rock group that also crossed over to pop radio with such songs as ""Stupid Girl"" and ""Only Happy When It Rains.""
The British-American rock group which was one of the top selling rock bands of the late '70s and 1980s, thanks to songs such as ""Double Vision"" and ""Waiting for a Girl Like You.""
The R&B quartet that dominated the charts in the early to mid 1990s with record-setting hits such as ""End of the Road"" and ""One Sweet Day.""
The legendary reggae star.
The show catches up with some of its past subjects.
A look at stars who lost their fortunes.
A look back at some of the more surprising events described in previous episodes.
A review of episodes involving stars who faced death and lived to tell about it.
Some of the more surprising (and disgusting) confessions from previous episodes are recalled.
A look at relationships gone bad.
