Sasha Wren articles

Relive television's funniest sitcom neighbors, from Kramer and Steve Urkel to Wilson, Kimmy Gibbler, and Ned Flanders, whose unforgettable personalities became just as iconic as each show's main characters.

Jackie Cooper's film career spanned seven decades, but it was his time as a child actor that shaped him most.

Jane Fonda has shapeshifted so dramatically over nearly nine decades that even her own daughter once called her a chameleon. Think about it: Who else has gone from screen siren to Oscar-winning icon to fitness tycoon to women’s rights warrior to counterculture firebrand? Thank goodness her famously envied body is strong, because only someone that tough could weather more betrayals, heartbreaks, and scandals than any one person should ever face.

Discover the classic comedy duos that defined generations, from Abbott and Costello to Martin and Lewis, and see which modern partnerships carry on their timeless chemistry and unforgettable humor.

Kim Hamilton was one of the first Black actresses to become a regular presence on America's TV sets in the 1960s.

Great actors prove their skills by playing characters that everybody hates.

Richard Widmark was one of Hollywood's best supporting actors, spanning the heyday of film noir, Westerns, and adventure movies.

Gina Lollobrigida was one of the most recognizable stars of the 50s and 60s.

Valerie Harper had a great run in the 70s as TV's Rhoda, but that success was a tough act to follow.