Jane O'Shea articles

Ona Munson began her career as a promising young actress on Broadway, but she's most famous for her controversial role in the mega-hit Gone with the Wind. But despite her professional success and glamour, Munson's tragic personal life told a very different story.

In a career spanning more than six decades, Terence Stamp delivered a diverse array of performances showing his versatility as an actor.

Sure, we like to think that beautiful people don't have the brains to match, but these Hollywood stars prove that assumption wrong. Here are the smartest celebrities.

Natalie Wood's secret traumas haunted her throughout her life, especially the inappropriate relationships she shared with older men in power. But in the end, fate had a horrible twist in store for her. Just when her life seemed to find some much-needed stability, she passed in the most horrific way imaginable—a demise that remains a mystery to this day.

It takes a lot to make it in Hollywood, and just because you make it, doesn’t always mean that you get what you deserve—think of Scarlet Johansson’s battle for fair pay with Disney. Some of these actresses fought hard to get big paychecks, while others decided to branch out of acting to up their net worth.

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are the most famous AND the most private twins in the world. They’ve jealously guarded their secrets from the public…but some telling and tragic ones have still managed to come out. Step inside the lives of the Olsen twins and find out the truth for yourself.

Country music maverick Waylon Jennings may have been a good ol’ boy, but he was also a fighter who battled his demons, the law, the Nashville establishment—and one gut-wrenching event that would change his life forever.

Quiet exits and sudden farewells defined this year’s losses. Names that once filled concert halls, film screens, stadiums, newspapers, and history books now stir reflection. Their stories didn’t end with applause or headlines—but in silence that demands attention.

Philip Seymour Hoffman was known for completely becoming someone else in every film. His death revealed another side—a quietly tormented artist whose incredible skill coexisted with personal battles.