Alan Thicke became famous as Dr. Jason Seaver on Growing Pains, but his remarkable career also included talk shows, television writing, iconic theme songs, hosting gigs, comedy cameos, and decades of work far beyond the Seaver family.

Greta Garbo spent most of her life making sure the public knew as little about Greta Garbo as possible. So when a collection of her private letters was locked away with instructions that nobody could read them until years after her death, people were understandably curious. Especially because the woman who saved those letters claimed she and Garbo had been much more than friends.

Tom Selleck shot to fame on Magnum, P.I., but stardom transformed his private life, career choices, and priorities. Discover how television success changed the actor behind Thomas Magnum forever completely.

From J.R. Ewing and Alexis Carrington to Skeletor and Cobra Commander, revisit the unforgettable TV villains who made the 1980s so much fun to watch.

Here is what won Album of the Year at every Grammy ceremony from 1970 through 1979—and what really should have won. Do you agree?

For decades, Henry Fonda seemed like the kind of man America could trust. Quiet. Decent. Steady. Whether he was standing up for justice or playing the reluctant hero, audiences believed him. But Jane and Peter Fonda knew a very different Henry Fonda—and there was one family secret they weren’t supposed to know at all.