Kurt Cobain

Believe it or not, it's been 24 years since Kurt Cobain took his own life at the height of his fame.

The iconic Nirvana frontman would have turned 51 today.

For many of those who are old enough to remember a time when music was purchased in brick and mortar stores and MTV played videos, it's difficult to believe that it's been nearly 23 years since Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain took his own life.

Though only 27 at the time of his death, Cobain's influence on the music world was so profound that one seldom hears a conversation about the cultural climate of the '90s in which his name isn't mentioned.

In June of 2014, Frances Bean Cobain married Isaiah Silva at the tender age of 21.

Back in March, Frances Bean Coban got divorced from Isaiah Silva after just six months of marriage.

Frances Bean Cobain has never shown much interest in entering show business or becoming a social media celebrity (apparently a viable career option for celebrity offspring in 2016), but she's grown up under a microscope nonetheless.

When Frances Bean Cobain and Isaiah Silva got married, many who were familiar with the troubled upbringing of Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love's daughter hoped that she would find the stability she lacked in her younger years.

Sadly, that didn't turn out to be the case.

Lots of teens have rummaged through their parents' old photo albums in search of laughable fashion statements and tragic hairstyles, but it's not often that an old party pic turns out to be a priceless rock history artifact.

The highly-anticipated Kurt Cobain documentary Montage of Heck premiered on HBO this week, and while the incredibly intimate portrait of one of the rock wold's most damaged souls has received mostly positive reviews, it seems one particular scene made an unfavorable impression on many of Cobain's fans, as well as his surviving friends and family.

The scene in question shows Cobain visibly high on heroin and nodding off while holding his infant daughter for a haircut.

With the premiere of HBO's Kurt Cobain documentary Montage of Heck just days away, the late Nirvana frontman's wife and daughter have been making the promotional rounds non-stop.

As usual, Courtney has come off as strung-out, demented and desperate for attention, while Frances Bean Cobain continues to seem remarkably well-adjusted for someone with Courtney Love as a mother.