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The most bananas stories and insane 100% true tales about the lives and behind-the-music antics of your favorite rock stars and legendary bands.

Freakin' Rock Stars

Classic Rock

While one of the most popular and best-selling bands of all time, The Eagles aren't necessarily thought of in the same vein as&nbsp;hard partying bands like <a href="https://www.ranker.com/review/the-rolling-stones/2217975" target="_blank">The Rolling Stones</a>. The Eagles' smooth vocals and soft rock sound paint images of relaxing ocean sunsets and gentle breezes, not drug addiction and backstage fights. The reality, however, is totally insane.&nbsp;From their formation in 1971 to their dramatic disbanding in 1980, The Eagles not only dominated the charts with gentle country-rock ballads,&nbsp;they also racked up an impressive amount of crazy tales&nbsp;that rival hard rockers like <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/crazy-led-zeppelin-stories/harrison-tenpas" target="_blank">Led Zeppelin</a> and <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/wild-guns-n-roses-stories/brandon-michaels" target="_blank">Guns N'&nbsp;Roses</a>. This list breaks down some of the most insane groupie stories, backstage blowouts, and police run-ins from those&nbsp;peaceful, easy feelers, The Eagles.

Absolutely Insane Stories From The Heyday Of The Eagles

Band/Musician

14 Insane Stories About The Eagles: Drugs, Fights, and More

Brian McGovern

When it comes to celebrity conspiracy theories, musicians seem surprisingly adept at inspiring unbelievable stories. From pop singers allegedly <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/mk-ultra-victims/jacob-shelton" target="_blank">under MK Ultra mind control</a>&nbsp;to <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/avril-lavigne-replaced-with-body-double/veronica-walsingham" target="_blank">an Avril Lavigne theory</a>&nbsp;that contends the singer died in 2004, the music industry attracts attention beyond tabloid rumors. An Andrew W.K. theory proves conspiracies aren't exclusive to massive acts that sell out arenas - even humble, party-loving rockers can generate mysteries worthy of a pushpin-and-string-covered corkboard.This particular theory contends that a look-alike actor replaced the real Andrew W.K. (born Andrew Fetterly Wilkes-Krier) in 2005. While the conspiracy seems crazy, there is enough evidence to make&nbsp;this&nbsp;off-the-wall idea appear plausible.&nbsp;The evidence points to label disputes and the whims of a mysterious man named Steev Mike. There's even speculation that W.K. could have ties&nbsp;to the occult. Is Andrew W.K. a party-rocking puppet or&nbsp;just a celebrity who loves stoking controversy?

A Conspiracy Theory Claims Andrew W.K. Is An Actor, And He Was Replaced In 2005

General

A Conspiracy Theory Claims That Andrew W.K. Is An Actor And He Was Replaced In 2005

Fan Theories

In the Golden Age of Television, where story arcs hold tremendous weight, discussions about&nbsp;extended universes remain&nbsp;common among fans. On the surface, the idea is&nbsp;simple: shows that share characters and locations <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/tv-shows-that-could-actually-exist-in-the-same-universe/anncasano" target="_blank">potentially&nbsp;exist in the same&nbsp;universe</a>. For example, fans theorize&nbsp;Friends and Mad About You live in the same world since they share a character -&nbsp;Phoebe’s identical twin sister, Ursula Buffay.&nbsp;One shared universe theory, though,&nbsp;ties together the majority of American TV shows in a way almost difficult to comprehend. Called “<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/tv-show-fake-tommy-westphall-universe_us_55f84ba1e4b00e2cd5e8118a" target="_blank">The Tommy Westphall Universe</a>,&quot; it stems from the series finale of hospital drama St. Elsewhere. Though not necessarily one of <a href="https://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/the-best-series-finales" target="_blank">the best TV finales</a>,&nbsp;St. Elsewhere's final episode launched a theory asserting that&nbsp;90% of American television shows all exist in the mind of a child.&nbsp;

90% Of All American TV Shows Exist In The Same Universe, According To One Crazy Fan Theory

The Tommy Westphall St. Elsewhere TV Universe Theory

Entertainment

AMAZON_WATCH

AMAZON

Star Wars: The Force Awakens

Delete

Creed

The Good Dinosaur

Ride Along 2

The Best Date Movies Out Now

Film

Trending on Ranker

The Best New TV Series of 2015

TV Program

The Best Rocky Movies

Songs

The Best Songs About Winning

Song

The Best Songs About Memories

The Best Songs About Fire

Dream On

Enter Sandman

I'm Only Sleeping

No Sleep Till Brooklyn

The District Sleeps Alone Tonight

Sleepyhead

The Best Songs About Sleep

The Best Songs About Blood

The Best Songs About Music

Hear Me Lord

Listen

Listen to the Music

Listen to Her Heart

Listening Wind

The Best Songs About Listening

The Only Living Boy in New York

Message in a Bottle

Tired of Being Alone

Out on the Weekend

Lonely Boy

The Best Songs About Isolation

The Best Stand-Up Comedy Movies on Netflix Instant

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

Empire

Smash

Flight of the Conchords

The Partridge Family

The Mighty Boosh

The Best Musical TV Shows

Bodies Of Water

The Best Songs About Water

The Princess Bride

Pee-wee's Big Adventure

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory

The Iron Giant

The Sandlot

The Best PG Family Movies

poll

The Top Fast Food Brands

Company

Streaming

FREEFORM

Louis C.K.: Shameless

Louis C.K.: Oh My God

Zach Galifianakis Live at the Purple Onion

Sarah Silverman: We Are Miracles

Patton Oswalt: Tragedy Plus Comedy Equals Time

Richard Pryor: Live & Smokin'

The Best Stand-Up Concerts On Amazon Prime

The Best Sitcoms Currently on Netflix

Hard Rock

The Best Neil Young Albums of All Time

Musical Album

Mothers

Malory Archer

Cersei Lannister

Norma Bates

Selina Meyer

Claire Dunphy

Gloria Delgado-Pritchett

Current Television Mom You're Glad is Not Yours

TV Character

2015 TV

The Best Shows Currently on the Air

Sitcoms

The Best Current Sitcoms

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Snacks, Sweets, Candy & Treats

Candy

This list of the best peanut butter candy includes only the greatest candy with peanut butter in it. Anyone with a sweet tooth who also doesn't have a peanut allergy has a favorite peanut butter candy. So, what is the top peanut butter candy? Whether you prefer it in cups, bars, balls, or pieces - you’ll find your favorite in this list.&nbsp; &nbsp;While this list is about determining once and for all which peanut butter candy is the best, it’s important to remember that pretty much all candy with peanut butter in it is pretty great. After all, it’s candy... with peanut butter in it! How can you mess that up? Chocolate is good, but it tastes way better when it’s mixed with peanut butter. The same goes with taffy. If it tastes like PB, it’s A-OK.&nbsp; &nbsp;Reese’s may have the most varieties of great peanut butter candy, but is Reese’s the best peanut butter candy? E.T. loved Reese’s Pieces, but do you also think they’re out of this world? There may be no wrong way to eat a Reese’s, but would you want to chew on a classic peanut butter candy like Mary Jane instead? Maybe you're from Ohio and, in defiance, would refuse a store bought treat in preference of a homemade batch of Buckeyes. With so many varieties of peanut butter candy, it can be hard to decide which is the best overall peanut butter treat, but the time has come to decide. Vote up your favorite peanut butter candies below!

The Best Peanut Butter Candy

Food

Ranking the Best Peanut Butter Candy & Chocolate

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