“Providence” aired 96 episodes revolving around the life of Dr. Sydney Hansen, a prestigious plastic surgeon who left her job to return to her home in Providence, Rhode Island.
After Hollywood actress Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier III of Monaco, they started a beautiful line of children and grandchildren who inherited her beauty.
From 1973 to 1980, “Barnaby Jones” entertained America with their unique father-daughter detective duo who did investigations in their futuristic laboratory.
From 1975 to 1979, Americans watched as Gabe Kotter came back to his former Brooklyn high school to teach delinquent students. Here's more about the cast.
One fine night, an elderly man had a scrumptious dinner at a remarkably posh restaurant. After downing his glass of wine, he stood up and went to the men's room.
Tallulah Willis decided to create her own path instead of following that of her parents, Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, but also faces personal challenges.
Ice-T has been on the show “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” for nearly two decades as a confidante of Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay). Yet, only a few actually know his real name.
Just as the 1973 film was an instant hit, the sitcom that followed became a whirlwind of success as well. That was until the actress got into trouble with the law. Here’s the story of Phillips’ triumphs and failures.
"Dr. Quinn" took place in the Old West and stars a physician, Dr. Michaella Quinn (Jane Seymour), who recently moved to Colorado Springs in seek of adventure. Here's a look at the stars today.
With the rise of the LGBTQ movement, same-sex relationships are no longer being treated indifferently and are actually being praised for going against the odds.
It has been since 1988 that the last episode of "Cagney & Lacey" aired, but it seems stars Sharon Gless and Tyne Daly are still up on their feet and defying their age.
“Twin Peaks” may have only aired for two seasons, but that’s all they needed to become a cultural phenomenon and have a major impact on other films and television shows.
“Green Acres” made its name as one of the well-loved sitcoms that had a farm animal as a star, Arnold the Pig, and even won an acting award. Here's more about the cast of the show.
Robin Williams became a very famous name in Hollywood after portraying iconic and comedic characters, usually in family films, but his life wasn’t always a series of smiles.
Every child probably started munching on spinach after watching a show of "Popeye," thinking that it would make them strong, but if it didn't, it was surely a great way to encourage eating vegetables!
One of the first female superheroes that dominated television was Yvonne Craig, who played Batgirl in the superhero series from 1966 to 1968. Here's her story before and after the show.
This time 16 years ago, the holiday movie “Love Actually” premiered and became a box office and holiday television staple. Here's a look at the cast today.
Marlo Thomas found love late in life, but it was worth all the wait as her marriage with Phil Donahue has been one of the most coveted ones in Hollywood.
Vanna White recently caused heat on Twitter after her hosting "Wheel of Fortune" caused viewers to cheer and root for the wheel-spinner. Here's her story.
Kate and Jon Gosselin rose into fame after having sextuplets and their own reality show that unfortunately didn't end well after their messy breakup. Here's a timeline of their relationship.
Although “Beethoven” featured a gigantic and slobbery Saint Bernard, the adorable dog captivated the hearts of kids and adults alike, convincing them that dogs really are a man’s best friend.
Catherine Bach will always be remembered as sultry county girl Daisy Duke in the series "The Duke of Hazzard," but there's more to the actress than the character she is always associated with.
Highly acclaimed talk show host and humanitarian Oprah Winfrey has been in a romantic relationship with Stedman Graham for decades, being the epitome of relationship goals.
Thurman’s first husband was actor Gary Oldman, whom she was with for two years before divorcing. He is best known for his roles in “Sid and Nancy,” “True Romance,” “Tailor Soldier Spy,” and “Darkest Hour.”
Quentin Tarantino made yet another cult classic film, "Pulp Fiction," which premiered at the 1994 Cannes Film Festival and earned the event's highest honor. Here's what the cast has been up to.
The show that was initially called “It’s a Small World” saw Wally grow up on national television. Although it never became an explosive hit, many viewers were entertained by the storyline and cast.
“The Real McCoys” dominated American television from the late ‘50s to the early ‘60s and showcased the lives of the McCoy family from a farm in California.
Nearly 50 decades ago, Francis Ford Coppola directed one of the greatest films of all time that has been considered a classic for its box office success and storyline, "The Godfather" trilogy.
Rebeca McEntire was only 19-years-old when she rose to fame after singing the National Anthem at an Oklahoma rodeo. Her life has been a series of triumphs and failures with different men who stood by her.
It’s been almost 30 years since the “X-Files” first premiered, yet fans of the show still get goosebumps remembering it’s spooky tales of finding out the truth behind unexplained investigations.
Thanks to the film's writer and director Amy Heckerling, the fictional shopaholic teen, Sherry Lansing, became everyone's spirit animal. Here's a look at the movie's incredible cast that have made their way through Hollywood.
It has been over two decades since the Walt Disney film “101 Dalmations” was released, yet many still remember the adorable dogs that were featured and the wicked Cruella de Vil who played the villain.
"Big Chill" became both famous and critical to the baby boomer generation for showing how they confronted the challenges of growing up, after its premiere in 1983.
It has been 23 years since kids tried to bring out their superpower of making objects move with their minds, thanks to the storyline of “Matilda.” Here's what the cast looks like now.
Popular American Actress, Barbara Billingsley found fame with "Leave It To Beaver" but her life after it became a stereotype that she tried, but couldn't break away from.
For nearly two decades, Anna Nicole Smith’s story went from Cinderella to a living nightmare, until her death in 2007. Here's the story of her ups and down.
“Night Court” was one of the hit shows in the ‘80s that featured different petty bizarre crimes in a downtown municipal court. The show ended after years but the cast is still remembered today.
American television saw a few of the biggest country music stars in “Hee Haw,” a hit show that aired for 20 years. Its massive success can be credited to the endless plot and stellar cast that brought joy and laughter across the nation.
NBA icon Michael Jordan was once married to a former model and businesswoman, Juanita Vanoy, whom he had three children with. All of them are now adults.
"The Outsiders" started as a book in the late '60s that related to teenagers until it was turned into a Francis Ford Coppola-directed movie 16 years after.
One of the first dance musical movies that became a hit was the '80s film called "Footloose," which had viewers snapping to the beat of every song. Here's what happened to the cast.
Being in a tough situation doesn’t mean being stuck there forever. For some, it was quite the opposite, like these famous celebrities who started from the bottom and made their way up.
Over a decade ago, almost every teen was caught up in the "Twilight" fan phase with the trilogy best-selling book of Stephanie Meyers that hit the big screen.
Among the many comedy films starring Jim Carrey, “Liar, Liar” was one that got him a Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Actor in the genre of Comedy.
Doing good deeds as a celebrity becomes even more heartwarming knowing that they have a wider reach and a busier time, yet make differences in other peoples' lives.
Despite having watched “My Cousin Vinny” already, viewers easily find humor in the film time and again. The movie focuses on Vinny Gambini, who just passed the bar exam on his sixth try.
Burt Reynolds rose to fame in the ‘60s and became an icon on television with many Western-themed films that had women falling head over heels for him.
As the 21st century was starting, Shania Twain became one of the most sought-after singers with a powerful voice that left listeners in awe. She recorded history’s best-selling album made by a female and had sold-out concerts that brought her much fame.
In the show “Katie & Allie,” the main characters decided to share an apartment in New York and provide emotional support to one another despite the problems and conflicts that came.
“Mr. Belvedere” was a beloved American sitcom that aired for five years in the ‘80s and showcased the lives of the Owens and their posh butler, Lynn Belvedere.
