A gifted athlete like his father Bill Cosby, Ennis Cosby had just started to overcome childhood struggles when his life bizarrely ended at 27 years of age.
Isabel Sanford modeled the perfect wife for many viewers in “The Jeffersons,” but in reality, not only did she leave a troubled marriage after three kids, but she also had no wish to remarry.
The outspoken Judge Judy shared how being “a little bit of a brat” almost led to a permanent divorce from her second husband, Jerry Sheindlin, after the loss of her father.
Hollywood couple, Robby Benson and Karla DeVito wax stronger as they seem to defile Hollywood’s breakup jinx. Three decades later, they continue to stand in awe of each other.
Perhaps better known as Endora, the witch from “Bewitched,” Agnes Moorehead sadly passed from cancer in 1974. Moorehead claimed she got the illness from a feature film she starred in, and she was not the only one.
The beloved Carroll O’Connor from the hit 1970s television series “All in the Family,” shared the tragedy that surrounded his only and adopted son’s death.
Pete Duel died took his life early on in his career, but he was remembered fondly for his portrayal of Hannibal Heyes on a hit show in the '70s. Duel was born in Rochester, New York to Dr. Ellsworth S. Deuel and Lillian M. Ellstrom.
Tom Jones and Cher are legends in the music industry, and they collaborated for a duet that would arguably become one of the best joint performances.
Doris Day was a beautiful singer and actress who looked youthful even during the latter years of her life at 96. She lived a long and fruitful life and was a top film star in the 1950s and 1960s.
Stars of the hit show “The Waltons,” Michael Learned, and Ralph Waite had intense feelings for each other off-screen. But they mutually decided not to pursue a romantic relationship.
Cary Grant, best known for being a dashing actor on several Alfred Hitchcock films like "North By Northwest," was a dad to Jennifer Grant who decided to follow in his footsteps as an actress.
Kathleen Turner became a big name in Hollywood for being a seductress in the movie, “Body Heat.” Besides having a successful career, the star struggled with personal issues with addiction.
Everyone remembers Little Ricky from the popular sitcom "I Love Lucy". Here is what he is doing after 61 years of the show that ended on May 6, 1957. It has been over 60 years since Keith Thibodeaux made a place for himself in the TV audience's hearts.
John Schlossberg happens to hold the title of the late John F. Kennedy's only grandson. His first television appearance was on the Today show, and he's also done some acting.
