Hollywood has no shortages of urban legends and suburban myths. Sometimes, a story sounds so implausible, that it can be hard to separate what's fact from fiction.
In order to help the truth float to the surface, I've compiled these 10+ weird stories about celebrities that are hard to believe. They may sound far-fetched, but they're 100% authentic.
Supposedly, this happened while the two were still in high school; before they met.
Fran says that she believes they were destined (or programmed) to meet. She claims that both she and her ex have an identical scar on their hand from the encounter.
Which is a PG-13 way of saying that Lucy got it on with a ghost. According to the actress, it happened while she was sleeping.
Supposedly the spirit entered her, brought her to climax, and then floated away.
Somebody needs to introduce Elton to the art of gardening because this is out of hand.
Elton is rumored to have spent more than a quarter of a million pounds in a single year alone.
Supposedly, it was the dying wish of the legendary writer Hunter S. Thompson to have his remains fired from a cannon.
His dear friend Johnny, who played him in the cult classic Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas was happy to oblige.
Randy has stated that a group of "Star Whackers" are out to get him.
He claims that the death of David Carradine and Heath Ledger were not accidents, but rather elaborate plots enacted by the same group.
Charlie enlisted a small crew for the adventure. He rowed a wooden boat out into the loch, equipped with a large chain, a boat hook, and a leg of lamb.
Apparently, Charlie was looking to recreate a classic scene from Jaws.
Vanilla Ice signed over more than $4 million in royalties to the former head of Death Row Records.
Rob (Vanilla Ice) said in an interview that Knight assaulted his bodyguards, and threatened to throw him off a balcony unless he signed over the rights to "Ice Ice Baby."
As of 2018, Slash owned an astounding 221 guitars valued at well over $2 million.
As you can imagine, most of them are variations on his signature Les Paul model, made by Gibson.
You know you've made it in life when you can afford to pay someone to roll your weed for you. In all seriousness, this is one of the greatest celebrity factoids I've ever heard.
How do you apply for a job like that?
The Smiths are eccentric, there's no other way to put it. But Willow once claimed during an interview that she could both slow down and speed time up with the power of thought.
She went on to state that's how she knows that time doesn't exist.
It's not so much that Tom Hanks collects antique typewriters, I just find it incredible that anybody would have a collection of antique typewriters.
That said, if anyone can make the art of collecting typewriters cool, it's Tom Hanks.
I can relate to people who have a weird affinity or reaction to certain things. I myself can't stand the sound of styrofoam touching (I know, I'm a freak).
Kim is a kindred spirit who pays to have someone remove the cardboard sleeve from her cup of coffee.
Evan Rachel Wood keeps secret herbs with her, in order to cleanse her environment wherever she goes.
In case you were wondering, sage and the gem stone known as Tiger's Eye are two of her go-to-tools.
Nic Cage once dropped over a million dollars on a comic book. He got into a bidding war with Leo DiCaprio for a T-Rex skull and also owns his own private island.
A pet octopus is normal for Nic Cage — even one that costs upwards of $150,000.
What are you going to do, say "no" to Margot Robbie? I'd let her tattoo her name on my forehead, so long as she smiled at me afterward.
What's the craziest celebrity story you've ever heard? Leave a comment and let us know!
