Alex Summers articles

Bob Crane was handsome, he was a famous TV star, and he was the perfect father. Of course, this is Hollywood, and that couldn’t be the whole story. The truth was that Crane had a secret life that involved random women, illicit films, and a shady co-conspirator named John Henry Carpenter. Sadly, he was doomed to a brutal end.

The 1990s were tough to beat for television mini-series: we look back at the best mini-series of the decade.

From humble beginnings as an Oklahoma oil rig worker, Toby Keith made an unforgettable mark on country music.

Before 2020, Leslie Jordan was best known as a witty side character on TV. But during lockdown, the 4-foot-11 actor suddenly became the internet’s favorite storyteller. Millions tuned in daily just to laugh, smile, and feel a little less alone.

There’s no shortage of stories of celebrities gone bad, but when Dana Plato—Diff’rent Strokes’ sweet-as-pie Kimberly—went off the deep end, fans took notice. Her short life became a series of tragic checkmarks of how not to manage a career. There were the drugs, the adult films, the video store hold up, and so much more. The public couldn’t stop watching this fragile life shattering in slow motion right before their very eyes.

You can trace today’s trends back to a handful of women who made dressing an art form. Their choices still echo in closets and catwalks alike, proving that true style lives on.

Some of television’s most unforgettable moments weren’t in the script. Whether it was a slip, a laugh, or a lightning bolt of inspiration, these improvised moments changed scenes forever. From awkward kisses to emotional breakdowns, here are 25 times TV actors went off-script—and made history doing it.

Tanya Tucker burst onto the country‑music scene at age 13 and is still ging strong more than five decades later.

Every blockbuster has a story behind the casting, and the wild part is that some icons weren’t the studio’s first pick. But when they took over, they became the faces we can’t imagine replaced.