Jane O'Shea articles

As the father of the zombie film, George Romero was one of horror's most influential filmmakers.

Ann-Margret surprised everyone when she bounce back from a career-threatening injury.

Discover the most unforgettable TV guest stars of all time, from Brad Pitt on Friends to John Lithgow on Dexter. These iconic celebrity cameos transformed ordinary episodes into television history.

Eddie Albert was the straight-faced comic lead of TV's 60s classic Green Acres.

Eli Wallach was one of America's finest actors on stage and screen for six decades.

Margaret Sullavan did things her way, wielding a power that both terrified execs and charmed leading heartthrobs.

Darren McGavin became one of the most recognizable faces of classic television without ever fully embracing the medium. He starred in six different TV series across four decades and developed a reputation as a magnetic, hard-working performer. Behind the scenes, though, McGavin often described television production as exhausting, frustrating, and creatively limiting.

Anjelica Huston is truly Hollywood royalty. Born into one of the most prestigious families in cinema history, Huston's life is full of immense privilege, heartbreaking tragedy, and lasting scandal. Huston may be on top now—but it was one heck of a twisted journey for her to get there.

On the surface, Loretta Young was the saintly good girl—an actress as moral and sweet as the roles she chose to play. But she was so much more than that. For her entire life, she worked tirelessly to bury a secret with the power to destroy her reputation. If there was one thing Young wanted, it was a happy ending—and she willfully paid the price.