The 2000s delivered television chaos in every possible form: award show interruptions, reality TV disasters, sitcom controversies, sports brawls, and much more. Each incident left audiences talking for years.

After The Beverly Hillbillies, star Buddy Ebson sabotaged a former castmate’s run for Congress—and ignited one of Hollywood’s most bitter feuds.

When Dick Sargent took over a lead role on Bewitched, some fans were upset—but behind the scenes, one star’s cruel reaction to his casting drove Sargent to tears.

For generations raised before algorithms decided the playlist, these cartoons shaped imagination and Saturday morning rituals. But somewhere between budget cuts and streaming takeovers, many of these gems were discontinued.

Villain, Hero, Icon Rickman’s unforgettable screen presence and iconic voice thrilled audiences worldwide. Yet, behind the scenes, he quietly battled illness, all the while delivering some of cinema’s most memorable performances.

Before viral videos, Jim Carrey was already delivering the most quotable lines in comedy. His words are lodged in the collective memory of a generation, so do you remember them?

One gig isn’t always enough. You see someone crushing it in music, then boom—they’re holding their own on a TV set or inside a movie scene. But who did it exceptionally well?

Before they threw a punch on screen, some stars faced real-world martial arts drills and weapons training. Behind each choreographed blow was a daily grind you might not know about.