Marlon Wright articles

Alan Hale Jr worked for decades before landing the role that would define him as The Skipper on Gilligan's Island.

Jack Lord helped make Hawaii Five-O into a TV classic, but the road he travelled was never easy.

Cesar Romero created the template for DC Comics' most infamous villain: The Joker.

Edward G Robinson was one of Hollywood's most accomplished actors for decades, but his outspoken views nearly cost him his career.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame once praised Neil Young for knowing that “self-renewal is the only way to avoid burning out”. Translation: For six decades, Young has burned everything to the ground just to see what the ashes look like. Fans may see a gentle hippie, but his inner circle saw a relentless force who left a trail of broken hearts, scorched-earth feuds, lawsuits, and cult encounters in his wake.

Some of rock's most beloved albums came surprisingly close to never reaching the public at all. If just a few decisions had gone differently, music history might look very different today.

AL Lewis was best know as Grandpa on The Munsters, but he had a surprising second career in politics.

These ablums weren't just successful releases. They became cultural landmarks that helped define what rock music could be.

At the heart of Oasis stand two brothers: Liam and Noel Gallagher. Liam represented the enigmatic frontman, while Noel provided the driving force behind the band, writing the majority of their songs and giving them direction. The brothers made Oasis. However, they also drove it apart. It’s true what they say: never work with family.