It takes a lot to make it in Hollywood, and just because you make it, doesn’t always mean that you get what you deserve—think of Scarlet Johansson’s battle for fair pay with Disney. Some of these actresses fought hard to get big paychecks, while others decided to branch out of acting to up their net worth.

Ronnie Van Zant enraged Mick Jagger when Lynyrd Skynyrd opened for the Rolling Stones. He did the ONE thing Jagger told them not to do—right in the middle of the show.

Throughout history, many talented artists, writers, and musicians were overlooked during their lifetimes. From Anne Frank's deeply moving diary to Ed Wood's unique films, these individuals left behind legacies that gained immense recognition and influence only after their passing.

80s TV marked a turning point in how stories were told on the screen. As the lines between genres got blurred and prime-time soap operas became all the rage, these 80s TV shows shone the brightest and are still beloved today.

History can turn protectors into villains. Cassandra Austen, labeled a literary vandal, made choices that sparked ongoing debate. Her story challenges us to question where protection ends and destruction begins. So, where does the truth lie?

Before Band of Brothers, there was Breakthrough—a 1950 war film with real battlefield footage and genuine soldiers in the cast. How did this modest production manage to leave such a lasting impression?