Carol Burnett is a classic comedy icon. Since her variety show ended, she’s guest-starred in multiple movies and TV shows with an instantly recognizable face and voice. Her trailblazing efforts as one of the first women to break onto the comedy TV scene make her inspirational, but so does the way she overcame a difficult […] More
When Humphrey Bogart attending the prestigious prep school, Phillips Academy-Andover, he expelled for drinking and smoking. And while it’s likely the school regretted not able to call the future star a graduate once he’s one of the most famous names in the world. They at least tried to stop him from giving into unhealthy vices. […] More
Long-time Facts Verse subscribers are likely quite familiar with actor and director I.Q. Jones. Sadly, we’ve just learned that the legendary western star has passed away. In addition to appearing in Western television series such as Wagon Train, The Virginian, Gunsmoke, Rawhide, and Cheyenne. Jones best known for his roles in Sam Peckinpah films like […] More
Sometimes on the beloved game show Jeopardy, contestants getting answers wrong can result in some hilarious unintentional comedy. In this video, we’ll be looking at some times where Jeopardy contestants gave answers that were so bad that they became funny. Join Facts Verse as we explore the absolute WORST Jeopardy answers the show has ever […] More
Farrah Fawcett was a dazzlingly beautiful and immensely popular actress whose iconic red swimsuit poster once graced the walls of millions of young male admirers worldwide. Ryan O’Neal was a suave, handsome actor who took the world by storm when he appeared in Love Story. One of the more significant romantic tear-jerkers of the early […] More
The Brady Bunch was a classic American sitcom that ran for five seasons from 1969 to 1974. Created by legendary producer Sherwood Schwartz, The Brady Bunch was, oddly enough, never much of a hit or a critical darling while it aired. But it took on a life of its own in syndication, airing on various […] More
For the past several years, former M*A*S*H star Alan Alda has been battling Parkinson’s disease. While this might sound terrifying, it appears as if the actor has been managing to do fairly well for himself since the diagnosis. The star only managed to find out that he had the disease by a mere fluke. And […] More
It’s always disheartening to learn that one of your favorite actors from a beloved TV show has passed away. It’s even more heartbreaking when it’s somebody that you practically grew up with during your formative years. From Andy Griffith to Bob Denver, countless television stars who dominated the airwaves throughout yesteryear are sadly no longer […] More
William Frawley, who played the beloved character of Fred Mertz on the classic 1950s sitcom I Love Lucy, was a veteran vaudevillian performer who gave his all to each performance. However, astute fans of the famous sitcom may have noticed that the Fred Mertz actor had a penchant for keeping his hands where the camera […] More
Over the past few decades, wearing see-through dresses during public appearances has become more and more of a popular trend for celebrities. From Madonna to Gwyneth Paltrow, Join Facts Verse as we explore how celebrities who wore see-through dresses had nothing to hide. Madonna Madonna has always known for pushing boundaries when it comes to […] More
During The Andy Griffith Show’s third season, the classic sitcom introduced a character that would go on to become one of it’s most iconic. That character Gomer Pyle, who portrayed by an amateur comedic actor by the name of Jim Nabors. Although Jim Nabors was a relatively inexperienced performer at the time that given his […] More
Rusty Hamer rose to prominence as a child star on Make Room for Daddy, which was a sitcom that came on the air in 1953. Despite the success that Rusty found on the show at a young age. He went on to lead a miserable adult life and stands today as a cautionary tale for […] More