Marlon Brando changed Hollywood with his macho acting style and sexual appeal. But what may be a surprise to many is that he was a bisexual sex fiend who slept with plenty of Hollywood’s biggest male stars. The two-time Oscar winner had three wives, multiple mistresses and at least fifteen children. With roles like Vito […] More

The Three Stooges were a touchstone of American comedy. In a near 50-year span from 1922 to 1970, their vaudeville humor had a profound impact on the industry. Who can forget their slapstick style complete with frenetic farce, physical foolishness, and silly sound effects? And though these hijinks were the foundation of their shorts, the […] More

Despite being one of the most renowned jazz singers in history, Billie Holiday didn’t have a very easy life. From personal troubles in her childhood to struggles with drugs and the authorities during her illustrious career, Billie could never quite catch a break. Despite the massive success and recognition she achieved through her music, Billie […] More

Desi Arnaz gave it all during his performances on I Love Lucy. The seminal 1950s comedy sitcom was a passion project of both him and his partner Lucille Ball. The show was a massive success with audiences, and introduced many Americans to Desi’s unique Cuban heritage through his character’s music. Despite Desi’s dedication to I […] More

The late Sam Griffith was the adopted son of America’s favorite dad and iconic Hollywood actor, Andy Griffith. Despite Andy’s insistence to keep his two children (both adopted) out of the limelight, Sam was constantly making headlines. But for all the wrong reasons. From his idyllic childhood to troubled teens and addiction-riddled adult years, Sam […] More

The classic television show M*A*S*H was first based off of a film of the same name. The film itself was a smashing success, but when the attempt at making a sequel, M*A*S*H Goes to Maine, was a terrible disaster, creators decided to opt for a television series instead. The original premise was based on the […] More

The Little Rascals is a huge name in the Television industry. Long before the 2004 reboot, the show was running in the 1920s. The original cast of the show appeared on the series titled “Our Gang” and ran until the mid 1940s. The original little rascals found their way into the film industry at ages […] More

Tom Hanks has established himself firmly in Hollywood as essentially the quintessential American dad. He owes that endearing honorific to his numerous feel-good movie roles and the fact that he genuinely seems like a decent guy.  And as for the fact that he hardly ever plays the antagonist in any of his films, Hanks has […] More