Samantha Henman articles

As the host of The Price Is Right for 35 years, America grew up with Bob Barker. Hundreds of children across North America had Bob Barker nursing them through their “homesick” days—The Price Is Right is an American favorite, and so is its host. However, Bob Barker might not be as squeaky clean as his television image might present.

Diana Barrymore had it all, and lost it all. Born wealthy and Hollywood royalty, her destiny was stardom. Unfortunately, the Barrymore Curse caught up with her, and Diana was faced with an unrelenting addiction and numerous violent relationships. Sadly, Diana realized too late that it was too much, too soon.

Diahann Carroll was a groundbreaking figure in the world of entertainment. As a Black performer, she faced prejudice and backlash from all sides, but she never let it completely snuff out her love of the craft. However, her personal relationships always haunted her in the background, making it hard for her to enjoy her own success. Not even Dominique Deveraux could hold a candle to Diahann Carroll's harrowing real-life full of obstacles, complicated relationships, and jealous lovers.

"I fear no man, no beast, or evil, brother.” —Hulk Hogan

John Candy was the larger-than-life Canadian comedian who inspired the biggest laughs and had an even bigger heart.

Jane Russell may be best known for being the brunette in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Even against those “odds,” she became one of the most desirable women in Hollywood, known for her sultry appeal and curvaceous figure—but behind the scenes, Russell knew tragedy and heartbreak far too well.

When Glenn Miller gave up a successful music career to serve his country, he had no idea it would cost him his life.

Connie Francis had a life full of surprises: Some of them were fascinating, while others were bone-shaking. She knew how to sing and write, but she didn’t know how to cope with the unique issues of being an international superstar.

Connie Francis had a life full of surprises: Some of them were fascinating, while others were bone-shaking. She knew how to sing and write, but she didn’t know how to cope with the unique issues of being an international superstar.