Nine Lives of...

Dave Chappelle, comedy's truth-teller, went from fame to recluse and back again. Unfazed by criticism, he has openly addressed contentious themes in order to remain a cultural force.

Arnold Schwarzenegger harnessed his relentless drive to transcend multiple scandals and secure his place as an indelible icon of American culture.

Howard Stern's rebirth and salvation from a boisterous shock jock to a therapy-loving recluse is one of the most remarkable in media history.

Paris Hilton rewrote her life story from tabloid punchline to a voice for the silent, proving that she's more than just her last name.

The kids' TV icon lost everything when he was captured in a compromising position. But, with a spectacular return and a legacy that will never fade, Paul Reubens has the final laugh.

Tiger Woods, who began as a kid prodigy golfer, shredded his life, body, and love relationships on his quest to become golf's greatest player.

Johnny Depp overcame the spotlight of the biggest celebrity trials of the decade.

When scandals derailed his career, Hogan proved his brand was as enduring as his iconic biceps.

From a joke man to the voice of the UFC, Joe Rogan turned an inquisitive mind and a fascination with conspiracy theories into the most lucrative podcast deal of all time.

From crude animation to a near-billion dollar deal, South Park crossed every line of good taste to stay relevant in the era of cancel culture.