Danny Kaye was a popular American actor, singer, comedian, dancer, musician, and cook who starred in 17 films. His death shed light on some secrets despite his popularity. After Danny Kaye appeared in the popular film adaptation of James Thurber’s, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, magazine features about him became almost cliché. But, some […] More
The Beverly Hillbillies was a groundbreaking sitcom that aired on CBS in 1962 and ran for nine seasons until its eventual end in 1971. Today, nostalgic adults still watch the show in syndication, and even the children of today can appreciate its wacky humor. The show followed the Clampett family, a rural hillbilly troupe displace […] More
Plenty of television viewers will remember the on-screen relationship between Andy Taylor and Helen Crump on the beloved 1960s sitcom The Andy Griffith Show. However, not everyone knows the real life romance that the show’s two stars shared behind the scenes. This romance was notable not only for the immense passion involved but also it […] More
Did you grow up watching the great American Western show Bonanza? It released at the height of the craze of the Western and immediately captured the hearts of American audiences. To this day, generations old and new continue to entertained by the Bonanza cast. Sadly, we’ve lot many of the main actors who entertained us […] More
Did you grow up watching the great American Western show Gunsmoke? This was a spinoff from a long-running radio series that entertained millions of Americans. When the show transitioned from the radio to television, it became a cultural phenomenon. The show’s success was due to its superb writing and direction. But the main reason for […] More
Gilligan’s Island is one of the most classic sitcoms to ever grace American television. It produced and created by Sherwood Schwartz, an accomplished television producer who also behind The Brady Bunch. However, Gilligan’s Island is probably consider the crowning jewel of his work. The show first aired on September 26th, 1964, and ran for three […] More
Robert Urich was known throughout the world as a tough guy. Having starred in such television programs as VEGA$ and Spenser: For Hire. However, many audience members didn’t realize that. While Robert Urich was famous for doing battle with tough foes on the screen. He would end up having to fight an even tougher battle […] More
Not everyone will know character actor Peter Mark Richman by name. They will recognize him from at least one of his performances. One such performance was a recurring role on the classic television sitcom Three’s Company. In that show, he played the father of Suzanne Somers’ character Chrissy Snow. On top of getting to work […] More
David Janssen is an iconic television actor famous for his role as Richard Kimble in the television series The Fugitive. That wasn’t his only time playing a starring role, however. Throughout his career, Janssen will play the title role in three other television series. Then he will appear in countless other shows and films. He […] More
If you thought that a trip to Outback Steakhouse was exotic, then prepare to have your mind blown from these absurdly wacky and weirdest restaurants that are so photogenic that after seeing them, you might just decide to make some travel plans to get some content for your Instagram. Facts Verse Presents: Top 10 Weirdest […] More
Many people view sharks as mindless murder machines, while they view dolphins as playful and adorable sea creatures, which begs the question; why are sharks afraid of dolphins? After all, dolphins seem quite harmless in comparison to blood-thirsty sharks. However, sharks have earned an unsavory, and undeserved, reputation. While it is true that sharks are […] More
Was science your favorite subject in school? Many students are enthralled with all the possibilities of the three different branches of science; biology, chemistry, and physics. And teachers do their best to make science interesting to students, but the truth is that America’s school system simply isn’t as good as it could be. Many students […] More
