Edward Durston was a car salesman who sometimes worked as a writer and director in Hollywood. However, the sometimes-filmmaker remains famous for linking to the deaths of two actresses. Edward links to the deaths by chance, insisting that the director may do with them than he let on. To make matters even stranger, Edward had […] More
Lynda Carter is an actress who makes a name for herself, playing on the hit 1970s television series Wonder Woman. It constructs by the comic book character of the same name. The series becomes an instant hit thanks to the iconic character and the actress that is playing her. Since portraying the titular character of […] More
If it weren’t for Adam-12, the world would have likely never gotten such shows as Blue Bloods, Chicago P.D., and NYPD Blue. Cop shows might be commonplace these days, but they weren’t back in the late 60s when Adam-12 first hit the airwaves. Adam-12 was one of the first American procedural cop dramas that laid […] More
Robert Redford is one of the most iconic actors out there. Having risen to fame on the back of such films as All the President’s Men, The Sting, and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. As well, the actor ventured out into directing later in his career, a feat that greatly increased his artistic profile. […] More
Steve Tracy was a television actor whose most notable role was that of recurring character Percival Dalton on the hit 1970s historical drama Little House on the Prairie. Despite this notable role, Steve later became best known for one of the first actors to diagnosed with and die from the AIDs virus. Soon after publicly […] More
Don Ho was an American pop musician, singer, and entertainer. He was perhaps known for his song ‘Tiny Bubbles’ which was featured on the album of the same name. But he wasn’t exactly just handed fame, fortune, and success. No, he earned it. Five evenings a week, Don Hot performed onstage with his Hammond chord […] More
Once in a blue moon, a television show comes along that captivates the minds and imaginations of people across the nation. In the late 60s, that show was Dark Shadows. Every day, young people would eagerly rush home from school just to find out what the latest was at Collinwood ; the home where the […] More
Vera Miles was born Vera June Ralston in Boise, City Oklahoma on August 23, 1929, to Thomas and Bernice Ralston. She had three older brothers. Vera grew up first in Pratt, Kansas, but her family later moved to Wichita where she got a job working nights as a Western Union operator. She graduated from Wichita […] More
Peter Falk passed away in 2011 at the age of 83 after briefly battling pneumonia. It was a solemn final curtain call for the beloved actor who for over three decades portrayed an equally disheveled and seemingly forgetful yet magnificently brilliant TV detective, Columbo. Falk had been suffering from Alzheimer’s disease that left his second […] More
Petticoat Junction was a classic sitcom that aired throughout the late 60s. It was filled with lovable characters, including the main family members and the wacky inhabitants of the town around them. There were several changes to the Petticoat Junction cast throughout its runtime. The alterations didn’t always go over well with fans, but they […] More
Actor Tom Selleck has been an icon since the 1980s, whether due to his breakout turn on Magnum, P.I. or his more recent work on the show Blue Bloods. Through it all, Tom has maintained a distinctly private personal life away from Hollywood. As well, he often flirts with giving up acting altogether. Recently, rumors […] More
It was a show that launched the careers of now-iconic actors and comedians like Lily Tomlin, Arte Johnson, and Goldie Hawn. Think Johnson saying, “Verrry interesting!” when playing a German WWII soldier, Hawn way too enthusiastically go-go dancing in a teeny tiny bikini, or Tomlin sitting in an oversized rocking chair, swinging her legs like […] More
