Some romantic comedies make you laugh and make you want to fall in love. Others seem to get the "com" part right but forget about the "rom". These 70s rom-coms had plenty of jokes, arguments, and awkward situations. But romance? Well, we aren't buying it. Are you?
For years, John Stamos was the guy who could make everything better with a little advice and a hug before the credits rolled. But long after Full House ended, when his own life reached a breaking point—it was a member of his TV family that saved his life and made things better.
Almost every great show has one: that character who just grates on your nerves. Whether they were meant to be annoying or just ended up that way, these characters made us roll our eyes, yell at the screen, and sometimes even question why we were watching in the first place.
There was a time when these women were everywhere. They headlined movies, appeared on magazine covers and received enough fan mail to fill entire rooms. Hollywood even promoted some of them as the next Marilyn Monroe (talk about big shoes to fill). Today, most people born after 2000 probably haven’t heard of any of them. So...how many do you remember?
Joan Crawford spent decades making sure Hollywood remembered her. But when she passed away in 1977, she left behind something her children would have a much harder time forgetting. It wasn’t a movie, an interview, or some unfortunate remark overheard at a party. This time, she had put it in writing.
Glen Campbell's heartbreaking farewell documentary revealed his battle with Alzheimer's, his final performances, and the legacy of a country music legend.
After a devastating stroke nearly ended Randy Travis's life, the country legend returned to the Grand Ole Opry for an emotional moment that brought fans to tears.
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