Peter Kinney articles

Arena rock is what happens when bands stop thinking about clubs and start thinking about thousands of people singing the same chorus at once. These are the artists who figured out how to write songs that felt massive, sounded incredible in huge spaces, and turned concerts into shared experiences. Big hooks, bigger emotions, and absolutely no subtlety required.

Most filmgoers recognize Elsa Lanchester as the frightening and iconic bride of Frankenstein. But few of us know about the rest of her career. One of the reasons was that she was overshadowed by her Academy Award-winning husband. She may have been the bride of Frankenstein, but her real-life marriage was equally bizarre.

With only seven film credits to his name, Brandon Lee left an indelible mark on the industry, all without even scratching the surface of his full potential. As the son of an iconic actor and martial artist, Brandon had a difficult time forging his own path through Hollywood in the shadow of his father. In the end, however, he managed to build a legacy making movies he wanted to—until one incident changed everything.

More than just a festival, Woodstock was a cultural collision of protest, peace, experimentation, and youth rebellion. Here are the songs that helped define an era, echoing the hopes, anger, spirituality, and idealism of a moment that reshaped popular music forever.

Jimmy Stewart won the hearts of audiences everywhere with his “aw shucks” charm, making him one of the most popular Hollywood actors of all time. But sadly, Stewart didn't always live a charmed life. Haunted by trauma and tragedy, few know that his secrets had the power to destroy him.

Some stories never reached fan-favorite status, yet they carried the show’s most unsettling and thoughtful energy. They reveal their strength only when the spotlight shifts, quietly asking for a second look.

Jimmy Stewart won the hearts of audiences everywhere with his “aw shucks” charm, making him one of the most popular Hollywood actors of all time. But sadly, Stewart didn't always live a charmed life. Haunted by trauma and tragedy, few know that his secrets had the power to destroy him.

For some stars, the roles they are most associated with also left them with regret, discomfort, or awkward memories. We explore actors whose most iconic roles didn't age how they hoped.

Before he wore the bucket hat and stumbled into slapstick glory, Bob Denver was a shy kid with stage fright and a dream. From his beatnik start as Maynard G Krebs to his iconic turn as bumbling Gilligan, Denver carved a spot in pop culture history—and there’s way more to him than coconuts and pratfalls.