Rachel Seigel articles

Despite the fact that Clark Gable was already married, he couldn’t fight his attraction to Carole Lombard. In 1939, the two wed—but their union was doomed to a devastating end.

Star Trek is an iconic Science Fiction television and film franchise created by Gene Roddenberry. It has spawned several movies, TV spinoffs, games, toys, and comics—and, most recently, a new TV series, Star Trek: Discovery. Below are 44 bold facts about this iconic cult phenomenon.

Although Ginger Rogers was everyone’s favorite dancing queen, few know that she harbored a dark secret—one that played a hand in her tragic demise.

After becoming a star in Germany, Marlene Dietrich moved to Hollywood—but the glamorous screen siren was hiding an utterly dark and disturbing secret.

Alfred Hitchcock was an English director and producer whose films were among the most influential in the history of film. He helped shape the thriller genre and over the course of 60 years, he directed 53 films.

Arthur Conan Doyle Facts. Arthur Conan Doyle gave us Sherlock Holmes. But who was the mastermind behind literature's greatest sleuth?

When Diana Rigg recently passed away, fans were devastated by the sudden loss. Soon after, her daughter revealed the heartbreaking truth of her final days.

Mary Shelley went on to make a name from herself beyond her famous parents, and is of course best known for her gothic horror novel Frankenstein: or, The Modern Prometheus. On January 1, 2018, Frankenstein celebrated its bicentennial, and continues to influence on all facets of pop culture today.

From West Side Story to Jane the Virgin, Rita Moreno has been a screen fixture for decades—but few know her dark history.