Heath Ledger tragically passed away at the age of 28 and after his family feuded on how his estate should be handled as family members did not approve of the executor.
Tom Jones was one of the standout performers of the mid-’60s and went on to enjoy a career spanning more than five decades. Aside from his talents, he was also known for his philandering.
Larry Mathews's discovery as a child star was an accident. However, his inexperience gave him an edge when he auditioned for "The Dick Van Dyke Show."
Burt Reynolds openly confessed the affection he felt towards actress and director Sally Field, who he dated for a while. Sadly, "the love of his life" did not speak to him for 30 years of his life.
Patrick Duffy, who starred in the science series "Man From Atlantis," converted to Buddhism after meeting his future wife, Carlyn Rosser. When they met, she was married to another man, but the Buddhist lovers found a way to make their relationship work for decades.
One of the most famous TV moms in the film industry, late actress Jean Stapleton who played Edith Bunker on "All in the Family" TV series, shared some thoughts on her beloved character.
After years of silence, American basketball star Kris Humphries finally opened up about his difficulties in dealing with his divorce from Kim Kardashian.
After dazzling and warming her way into the hearts of many TV fans, actress Kellie S Williams returns with a bang and many can't wait to see what her new movie is all about.
Guy Williams was cast on the "Bonanza" show after one of the main casts had decided to leave the show. However, his character only stayed for five episodes of the show.
They say that a mother never stops worrying about her children, and Farrah Fawcett was thinking about her son, Redmond O'Neal, during her very last moments alive.
Carroll O'Connor was one of the foremost comedy actors in the '70s and '80s, but behind the scenes, his life was filled with the grief of losing his only son to drug addiction.
Sidney Poitier and Juanita Hardy were married for fourteen years. However, their union ended after the former had a nine-year extramarital affair with actress Diahann Carroll.
When his mother raised the idea of Christopher Knight becoming an actor, the young child welcomed it. But little did he know just how life changing the decision would become.
Award-winning actress Meryl Streep became homeless after losing her then-boyfriend to lung cancer in 1978. Yet, amidst the challenging circumstances, she still managed to find love. Take a glimpse of the actress's love life.
Many people believed that the comedian and actor Dean Martin was a party animal and womanizer but daughter Deana Martin said this couldn’t be further from the truth.
The original “Wonder Woman,” star Lynda Carter, and her late beloved husband, Robert A. Altman, raised their children in a beautiful mansion that consisted of “a lot of bathrooms.”
For Nicole Kidman, family is more than anything. The Hollywood star whose love for her mom is no secret went as far as to put her career on hold to help her mom in 1984 as the older woman battled one of the most deadly illnesses.
Ellen DeGeneres is known by many to be an amazing television personality. More interestingly, her real estate game is as intriguing as her performances on screen. Let's look at some of the icon's lavish homes.
"All in the Family" gave actress Sally Struthers more than worldwide fame and two Emmy Awards: co-star Carroll O'Connor became her much-needed father figure.
Late actress Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia Organa in "Star Wars," experienced a painful heartbreak. She was betrayed by her former boyfriend, who left her for another man. She was never married, but her ex-boyfriend did.
After Farrah Fawcett's death, Tatum O'Neal needed to reconcile with her father, Ryan O'Neal. They had tried to reconcile over the years, but the picture they took in 2020 gave internet users some hope.
Dennis Patrick, born Patrick Dennis Harrison, and his “Dallas” costar both passed away in the same tragic way. Read more about their lives and deaths.
Late actors Carroll O'Connor and Larry Hagman's sons found themselves in great danger 27 years ago on Malibu beach. While the near-death ordeal of their sons tested their role as fathers, it also helped solidify the actors' long-lasting friendship.
Meredith MacRae, the actress, and singer walked the earth for over five decades before passing on. She left behind a daughter who is upholding her mom's legacy in her own way.
Chloe Chrisley’s father once accused her grandfather, Todd Chrisley of using her to increase the rating of his reality show, “Chrisley Knows Best." Check out the details and what happened after.
Hostess of the beloved American TV show Vanna White suffered tremendous loss throughout the years. She experienced a miscarriage and lost her fiancé in a tragic accident.
American actor Dick Van Dyke has enjoyed a famous career spanning seven decades. However, his first marriage ultimately ended after he began a relationship with a woman whose famous suit led to the emergence of "palimony."
Former talk show co-host and one of America's leading rappers, Eve celebrated her birthday in style by flaunting her growing baby bump while posing next to her knight in shining armor—her wealthy English husband, Maximillion Cooper.
American actor and singer Clint Walker had a near-death experience in the 70's after his heart was punctured by a ski pole. Find out what happened to him and how he survived the death scare.
Charles Bronson enjoyed fame and ran into an overwhelming fortune as an adult after the hit film "Death Wish," but the man confessed that he lived a poor life as a child and could not afford proper clothing for school.
Seven-time Primetime Emmy Award winner Mary Tyler Moore was the lucky woman who found love with a doctor who treated her mother once. What supposedly started as a revenge fling blossomed into a beautiful love story.
Nicknamed the "King of Cool," Steve McQueen was a sensational heartthrob with a tender roughness and an unforgettable physical beauty. His soft-spoken nature and faultless style saw flocks of women swoon over him, and men wanted to be him.
Carol Burnett was a famous tv star of the ‘60s and ‘70s and enjoyed a huge fanbase. Known for being dramatic, the show host was once involved in a scandal after being caught kissing an actress.
"The Price Is Right" Bob Barker had a career which made him a TV icon and a wife who meant the world to him even after her death. While his wife was no more, he had no desire to remarry.
The late singer Bill Haley was famously regarded as the "Father of Rock and Roll." But in contrast to his successful music career, he died without fanfare. Take a look at the rise and fall of his career.
Zsa Zsa Gabor was a high-end socialite who seemed to have lived 99 years of her life to the fullest after marrying nine different men but had only one child, after all.
For the first time in two years — during which they stepped down from their duties as Senior royals, moved to America, welcomed their second child, and weathered a pandemic — the Duke and Duchess of Sussex officially returned to the red carpet.
Olivia de Havilland lived a long, successful life spanning over a century. Her life was marked by Hollywood successes, family feuds, and two short-lived marriages.
When Rick Carson, one of the three sons TV host Johnny Carson had with his first wife, was sent to a military psychiatric ward, Johnny refused to visit him to avoid media attention. Rick was understandably disappointed.
“Taxi” actress Marilu Henner revealed she once dated two of her costars. Most fans know Henner and Tony Danza were an item, but might be surprised to learn who else she dated from the cast.
Michael Landon may have been considered a pillar of morality, but he cheated on his wife with a teen and used to brag about their sex life on the "Little House on the Prairie" set.
Rock 'n roll legend Jerry Lee Lewis is a man of controversial acts, mainly because of his unconventional love life. The American singer has been married seven times,
After an abusive first marriage, the queen of rock and roll found love again. After a series of health complications, her second husband took a risk and gave her "the gift of life."
Bob Barker was one of the leading figures in the entertainment industry, producing several hit shows, but all that came to a halt with the death of his partner a few months after her diagnosis.
Even though Academy Award-winning actor Burt Lancaster had five children and three wives, FBI documents claimed he was bisexual. He was under investigation for it.
American actor Patrick Duffy is famous for portraying Bobby Ewing on the CBS primetime soap opera "Dallas." In 1987, he suffered tragedy after losing his parents in a robbery. Find out the details of the tragedy and how he coped with the loss.
Loni Anderson and Burt Reynolds seemed like Hollywood’s perfect match when they married in the 80s. However, their relationship ended in a painful and very public divorce.
Elizabeth Montgomery and Dick York were the stars of the "Bewitched" series. Although they looked like the perfect couple on set, a book claimed they didn't get along outside the set.
Florence Henderson and Christopher Knight are known for being TV mother and son on the beloved sitcom, “The Brady Bunch.” However, Henderson once hurt Knight’s feelings deeply.
After her divorce, the singer and actress Marie Osmond revealed that she stayed in her second “unhappy” marriage because of her children. But after 20 years of pain, she found love again with her first husband, Stephen Craig.
