Going public about one’s sex life is not something we hear very often. But apparently, to the Three’s Company alum, Suzanne Somers, it’s nothing to be ashamed of. Not only did she get explicit with it, but she also used it as a basis to dispel myths associated with old age and sex. Join Facts […] More
When Burt Bacharach wrote the classic song “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head” for the 1969 Western film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid; the composer certainly had a right to feel as if there was a dark cloud looming over him. Just a few years previously, Burt’s wife had given birth to a premature […] More
For a period of time during Hollywood’s Golden Age, Errol Flynn was one of the biggest movie stars in the entertainment industry. However, this all came crashing down for the star as a result of his hedonistic lifestyle. The actor led a life of criminal debauchery, and he passed away at a relatively early age […] More
It seems like these days, with billionaires blasting off to space and thousands of satellites a year being placed into orbit; our collective eyes remain firmly fixated on the stars. But let us not forget about the magical world lying beneath Earth’s oceans. Of all of the 1960s science fiction shows – and there were […] More
The Big Bang Theory is one of the most popular sitcoms to ever grace our television screens. The first season only had 8.4 million viewers, but it reached its peak in its 7th season with 20.4 million. One of its most important assets was its characters, lovably awkward nerds that viewers could relate to. The […] More
Mickey Rooney was one of the most esteemed actors of all time. He appeared in over 300 films, was the top box office draw from 1939 to 1941. And was one of the best-paid actors of his time. During the peak of his career, between the age of 15 and 25, Rooney starred in 43 […] More
Being a rock n roll star can be a dangerous profession, as it seems that rock stars have been dropping dead left and right at early ages since the inception of rock n roll itself. These deaths are generally tragic, and oftentimes involve a good deal of drug use and debauchery. Join Facts Verse as […] More
Red Skelton was a comedian, actor, artist, and radio personality best known for his critically acclaimed national radio and TV shows. It is popular between the late 1930s and early 1970s. His most significant and influential offering was The Red Skelton Show which aired for two decades, first on NBC and later on CBS, between […] More
John F. Kennedy, notable for being the youngest person to ever be elected as the President of the United States in 1961. Throughout his presidency, he brought a ton of fresh, new energy to the White House. He instrumental in creating the Peace Corps and is credited with having helped prevent World War III by […] More
If you are a fan of Hollywood’s early comedies, then you’ve likely seen Thelma Todd several times! She appeared in over 120 short films and feature films from silent comedies to the screwball comedy films featuring the Marx Brothers. She wasn’t from a show business background, but she managed to carve out a successful career […] More
If Charlie Chaplin were alive today, he’d probably be in jail – or worse! The details of Charlie Chaplin’s sex life are just about as controversial and disturbing as those of Harvey Weinstein‘s. But since he lived in an era when scandals were often covered up by studio press agents and ‘fixers’; he pretty much […] More
The 80s gave us many things that changed the world forever– Rubik’s cubes, Ronald Reagan, and the Game Boy, to name a few. And if you were a regular movie-goer back then, you were fed a steady diet of campy space operas, killer robots, dystopian futures, and time-traveling Deloreans. But there was something else that […] More
