The Curse of Oak Island is a multi-season reality television that follows Lagina brothers Rick and Marty as they try to solve the mystery of Oak Island, one of Western Hemisphere’s most intriguing mysteries. The brothers, like many before them, are in search of a hidden trove that is believed to have buried on the […] More
The first annual Razzie awards were held on March 31, 1981. They’ve always been a satirical, tongue-in-cheek ceremony that celebrates not the best but the worst in the world of film. Even the best actors have heard their names called to receive these awards. They may have taken a film purely for the paycheck or […] More
If you’ve been alive in the past 50 years, it’s pretty likely you have, at some point, sung along with a crowd of people to the classic song, “American Pie.” Don McLean’s masterpiece about the “day the music died” has not only lasted since it was put out in 1971. It has grown in popularity […] More
One of the significant qualities that make classic sitcoms such a great escape is the way that every character seems to get along so well. They may fight, but they always make up by the end of the episode. These plotlines often hide behind-the-scenes feuds and tension between the cast. They may argue over money, […] More
Actress Aneta Corsaut first introduced as the character Helen Crump on The Andy Griffith Show in the season three episode, Andy Discovers America. Reportedly, Cosaut’s character given the peculiar name Helen Crump. It is specifically because she was only ever supposed as a one-off character who wasn’t going to stick around long enough for viewers […] More
Though Clint Eastwood is unquestionably best known to the public as an actor. The star gets up to quite a few different things when he isn’t gracing screens. In fact, Clint Eastwood spends more time behind the camera than in front of them these days, as he’s developed quite a career for himself as a […] More
Raoul Walsh was an actor who became one of the top Hollywood directors during the film industry’s Golden Age. He’s best known for creating films like 1930s The Big Trail, 1941s High Sierra, and 1949s White Heat. Walsh’s career spanned more than 50 years and covered the early history of film. He got his start […] More
Ann Sheridan was a popular actress from Hollywood’s Golden Age, with some of her best performances being from films such as 1938’s Angels with Dirty Faces and 1943’s Edge of Darkness. The latter film saw Ann starring alongside Errol Flynn, whom she had multiple affairs with over the course of her lifetime. One of these […] More
There were plenty of other actresses that were far more beautiful than Norma Shearer was in the 1920s and 1930s. And more spunky and flirtatious ones as well, such as “It Girl” Clara Bow or the seductive Louise Brooks over at Paramount. Then you had the glamorous Gloria Swanson and the fiercely unapologetic and sex-obsessed […] More
Linda Ronstadt is a legendary musician and performer who began entertaining audiences since the mid-1960s. Over the span of her multi-decade career, she’s won a slew of awards, including 11 Grammy’s, two Academy of Country Music Awards, an Emmy, and many more. She has multiple albums that have gone gold, and even some that have […] More
On ABC’s Bewitched, veteran actress Marion Lorne played Samantha’s favorite Aunt Clara. She also had the distinction of being one of the few relatives of Samantha that her husband Darrin actually got along with. Aunt Clara was this gloriously hapless character who was elderly, bumbling, and absent-minded while simultaneously being quite lovable. While she always […] More
A few family films live on and are passed from generation to generation. They’re so beloved that parents want to share them with their children. Matilda is one of these rare gems. It didn’t perform well commercially when it came out but was a critical darling. It’s since become an inspiring story for all ages, […] More