Penelope Singh articles

Playing one character can be hard enough… but two? That’s a whole new level of acting wizardry. When it comes to playing twins, these stars absolutely crushed the double act.

The 1970s gave us gritty crime dramas, experimental art films, and unforgettable cult classics. But many incredible movies slipped under the radar, overshadowed by bigger blockbusters of the era. Here are 25 underrated 70s films everyone should watch at least once.

Meadowlark Lemon's amazing skills and showmanship made him the face of the Harlem Globetrotters, helping turn basketball into a truly global sport.

MTV didn’t just play music videos. It created legends, set fashion trends, and defined entire generations. From futuristic experiments to glittering pop spectacles, these videos were cultural moments we’re still talking about today. Here are 25 of the most iconic MTV music videos.

Some songs sprint straight to the top. Others take the scenic route, detouring through cult status, ad syncs, movie moments, re-recordings, and random algorithmic blessings before they finally blow up. Here are 20 late-blooming tracks that prove timing is everything, and that a great song will eventually find its crowd.

A great monologue can make an otherwise average movie unforgettable. Here are the best monologues in movie history.

George Harrison might have been known as the Quiet Beatle, but his guitar spoke volumes. Not only did he blow minds by weaving Indian music and spirituality into the Fab Four’s playful pop, but he also flipped the script on what rock could be. As talented as he was, though, he was also a walking contradiction—a peaceful sage with a legendary temper, a philanthropic philanderer, and a man who strummed his way to enlightenment while tearing through every rock star cliche in the book.

When it comes to TV, the most compelling characters aren’t always the noble, good-hearted heroes who save the day. Nope, it’s often the messy, morally gray, and dangerously unpredictable anti-heroes that keep us glued to the screen. They may cheat, lie, steal, or even kill, but we can’t help rooting for them anyway. Let’s celebrate the greatest anti-heroes in TV history.

There have been few movie stars quite like Warren Beatty. The history of this Hollywood fixture stretches all the way back to the golden era, where he rubbed elbows with the most legendary stars out there. Having bridged the gap between decades of Hollywood history, Beatty has borne witness to Hollywood’s highest highs and lowest lows…and been at the center of quite a few of them himself. Forget the Moonlight incident—Beatty’s wildest moments are so much more jaw-dropping than just an envelope mix-up.