Jane O'Shea articles

Discover the craziest onstage moments involving famous musicians, from shocking falls and serious injuries to bizarre fan behavior, unexpected animals, dangerous props, and unforgettable concert chaos throughout music history ever.

By the early 1980s, Stephen King had become one of Hollywood’s most valuable sources of material. The Shining, Creepshow, Cujo, Christine, and The Dead Zone all reached theaters within a few remarkably productive years. Although the movies varied in quality and faithfulness, King’s name had become a recognizable selling point for audiences.

Elvis starred in so many movies that it's hard to keep track of them all. Which ones were the best?

Your next binge-watch might be hiding in television's graveyard. Brilliant writing, compelling characters, and innovative storytelling couldn't save these shows during their original runs. Now, they're waiting for rediscovery.

Yvonne Craig left her career as a ballet dancer to become a 60s TV icon as Batgirl.

The 60s were a great decade for TV, and for great TV show guest stars who appeared again and again

Classic TV Westerns were the proving ground for countless young actors and actresses who went on to Hollywood fame and fortune.

A strong start doesn't guarantee a lasting impression. Some of TV's brightest characters became tired tropes or walking contradictions. Fans noticed, and slowly, the applause gave way to sighs.

Revisit television history with the best courtroom dramas before L.A. Law, including Perry Mason, The Defenders, Petrocelli, Owen Marshall, and other classic legal TV series that shaped the genre.