Peter Kinney articles

Unlike many of today’s stars, the legendary Leslie Caron doesn’t seem to have had a publicist telling to keep her lips sealed.

The 1970s produced some of the most memorable songs in music history, but not every hit was embraced without controversy. Artists like The Rolling Stones, John Lennon, and Donna Summer pushed boundaries with lyrics and ideas that challenged audiences and alarmed broadcasters. From radio bans to public backlash, these songs generated headlines almost as quickly as they climbed the charts.

M. Emmet Walsh defined versatility as one of the Hollywood's greatest character actors for over five decades.

William Haines' secrets reveals his courageous embrace of open love, despite enduring heartbreak, failure, and even physical harm.

Some of rock's greatest bands needed the concert stage to truly shine.

Anne Heche was, by her own confession, Hollywood’s most insane “It Girl.” Sadly, for Heche, her on-screen awesomeness never outshined her off-screen antics—right up to her tragic demise.

These actors turned down some of the biggest roles in film history.

Genius often emerges under pressure. The USS Enterprise began its journey, facing tight budgets and technical limitations. Yet somehow, it became the most recognizable spacecraft ever created.

Given his penchant for gruesome stunts and wild antics, it’s a wonder that Iggy Pop has survived this long. Based on these facts, we're amazed he even made it out of the 70s.