Charlie’s Angels was like a gift from God to the ABC network in the 1970s. They were in 3rd place in terms of ratings and needed a hit show right away. Producers Aaron Spelling and Leonard Goldberg eventually brought them one. It showcased powerful female detectives who could handle themselves no matter what case was […] More
Do you love looking back at films and television shows from the 1960s? It was a great decade where we saw many 1960s actors and actresses become huge stars because of their work. But it was also a sad decade in which there were many great actors who died during production. These actors were often […] More
There are some entertainers who stay with us forever. Even if we go years without hearing from them, they are stuck in our minds and our hearts because of their excellent work. These entertainers have charisma and a presence that can’t get shaken off so easily… Among the many great pop culture icons of the […] More
The Hollywood sign is more than just a recognizable landmark. It is a symbol of success and glamour for Hollywood hopefuls who show up to Tinseltown dreaming of becoming the next big star. Since 1923 it has represented the Hollywood dream to many, but the story of Peg Entwistle reminds us that there’s also a […] More
The Andy Griffith Show was a staple show of the 60s, and modern audiences still enjoy it thanks to DVDs and syndication. It’s set in the small town of Mayberry, North Carolina, a place filled with lovable characters and oozing with a comforting aesthetic. Several Mayberry residents were removed or recast, but there was one […] More
Not everyone will know the name Hank Garrett, but television viewers of the 1960s will likely recognize him when they see him. After an early career as a wrestler, the character actor made a name for himself in a variety of roles on both film and television. He was featured most prominently as Officer Nicholson […] More
The Jeffersons is one of the longest-running sitcoms in television history and the second-longest running American series that featured a mostly African-American cast. It was also the first to feature an interracial marriage. This spin-off of All in the Family ground-breaking in many ways, both through the characters on the show and the storylines it […] More
Dolly Parton is an iconic country singer. She’s also a sex symbol due to her glorious good looks and ample bosom. Dolly can get any man in the world she wants, yet she stays with one single man over the years. To make matters even stranger, the man that she marries to, Carl Dean, isn’t […] More
Charles Grodin was a prolific actor, producer, and Hollywood personality. Over his years in show business, Grodin had gotten a knack for making people laugh in a non-traditional sense! With such good comedy skills, Grodin was frequently invited to many late night TV shows. The star behind many movies and broadway shows ; Charles Grodin […] More
You know what they say. The third time’s the charm, right? Well, that idiom might be true for a lot of things, but aging actor Clint Eastwood says that he has very little interest in walking down the aisle for the third time with his long-time girlfriend Christina Sandera. While the “Gran Torino” actor says […] More
Hollywood Heavyweight and legend of the silver screen, Cary Grant, had a pretty turbulent childhood growing up and his interpersonal relationship issues continued to haunt him throughout his adulthood. Throughout his life, he experienced four failed marriages. But fortunately, he found peace in his final years away from the hustle and bustle that is Hollywood. […] More
John Wayne, the name synonymous with the wild west, and Hollywood royalty. Wayne, also nicknamed Duke, was an American actor, producer, and director who became a popular icon through his starring roles in Western films such as The Searchers and True Grit. His career spanned from the silent era of the 1920s, through the Golden […] More