Secret Murders, Frozen Bodies & More! Hollywood's 15 Most Bizarre Conspiracy Theories EXPOSED

After his death in 1966, many believed that Walt Disney was cryogenically frozen to be bought back at a later date! As magical as the rumors may seem, there was no technology at the time of his death that could have preserved the then 65-year-old businessman. To this day, no one has ever been frozen and bought back to life — yet.

At the height of her career, Cher was distraught when rumors of her getting her two bottom ribs removed to achieve a smaller waist surfaced. She eventually hired a doctor to confirm that the conspiracy was untrue!

It took years for Richard Gere's "gerbil" rumor to blow over! Conspiracy theorists claimed that when the actor had an X-ray done, doctors were shocked to find a gerbil in his rectal canal, which was reportedly there for erotic reasons. Gere has always denied the incident occurred.

Did David Bowie have an affair with Mick Jagger? Fans went wild after Bowie's wife, Angela, told Howard Stern that she had once walked in on the two rockers taking a naked nap together. Both have since denied the rumor.

Famous for his abnormally long tongue, Gene Simmons was once accused of it being fake! At the height of the rumor, many believed that he was sporting someone else's tongue after it was surgically attached in his mouth. But, such a surgery didn't exist in the 70s — when Simmons and his tongue first became famous. So it's the real deal!

Did Britney Spears secretly work for George W. Bush? Conspiracists claimed that the singer's infamous meltdown was calculated to take attention away from the former president's blunders! Most notably, news of Spears' head-shaving meltdown broke around the same time Bush announced the reformation of Al-Qaeda.

Along with rumors that Beyonce was actually born years earlier than her reported birth in 1981, several online blogs claim that her sister, Solange Knowles, is actually her daughter! In order to conceal their daughter's teen pregnancy, the conspiracy alleges, Beyonce's parents raised Solange as their daughter instead. But this one couldn't be more false.

Some religious fanatics are concerned that Prince George, 3, is actually the antichrist! According to biblical guidelines for the return of Satan's spawn — such as bearing the name "Prince" and being of Roman (European) and Jewish decent — George fits the bill. But really, he's just a cuddly kid.

Amid her 2008 bid for vice president, Sarah Palin was accused of faking her pregnancy! By March of that year, the VP hopeful claimed to be 7-months pregnant. But since she still looked so thin, many believed that she was covering up for her young daughter, Bristol and eventually took baby Trig as her own. Sarah vehemently denied the claims.

Bob Marley was murdered by the CIA?! Rumor claims that the covert government agency delivered a pair of boots that was fitted with a poisonous copper wire to the singer in Jamaica in the 70s. The wire then pricked Marley on the same spot his deadly skin cancer formed, according to conspiracy theorists. Many of the CIA's files on him remain classified to this day.

Some believe that Kurt Cobain didn't commit suicide! According to the conspiracy, the Nirvana front man was too high off heroin to pull the trigger of the shotgun that ultimately killed him.

Is Lady Gaga actually a man?! This wacky theory came about after an unflattering photo of the pop star — showing a bump under her clothes — surfaced. Many believed that the singer had male parts, which Gaga denied.

Jamie Lee Curtis was also accused of being a hermaphrodite because of her perceived masculine body shape. Curtis quickly denied the rumors.

Conspiracy theorists believe that Jay Z is a member of the Illuminati — a secret group consisting of elite members who control the world. To further fuel the rumor, Gawker.com reported that some believe his daughter's name, Blue Ivy, stands for:  "Born Living Under Evil, Illuminati's Very Youngest." He's never denied it, but it might just be too weird for words.