Peter Kinney articles

The WWF-to-WWE name change in 2002 signaled a creative shift that quietly pushed several stars out of the spotlight. Some left without a storyline, never mentioned again. Others made a single appearance, and that was it.

You thought Little House on the Prairie was all prairie dresses and Sunday sermons? Think again. Beneath the bonnets and barn dances lies a surprisingly raw emotional core that challenges everything you thought you knew about Walnut Grove.

Everything rides a scale—and movies are not exempt from it. Some stumble with critics but shine with viewers. One IMDb reviewer spotlighted these low-rated Rotten Tomatoes picks, showing exactly where they deserve better marks.

Villain, Hero, Icon Rickman’s unforgettable screen presence and iconic voice thrilled audiences worldwide. Yet, behind the scenes, he quietly battled illness, all the while delivering some of cinema’s most memorable performances.

Bold minis, bigger hair, louder prints, and scarves everywhere. In the 1960s, every fashion rule was rewritten, and these 44 women did it best.

It's easy to miss the warning signs in a song when the melody lifts you. But some lyrics were never meant to comfort.

Why settle for one job when you can have two…at the same time…on the same set? Sometimes, the producers used one actor for different roles, and you might have missed some of these.

Country music has no shortage of iconic pairings. But for every masterpiece, there's an underrated track that deserved far greater recognition.

The (first) Golden Age of Television was in full swing during the 1950s, which saw an explosion in TVs Americans bought and shows they watched. Here’s a look at some of the best.