We ranked the greatest rock albums of the 80s from top to bottom, and if you're expecting Born In The U.S.A. to be number one...it isn't. So now the question is: do you agree with where The Boss landed on our list—and the album that we put at number one? Well, there’s only one way to find out…
Today, almost everyone in movies and on TV looks almost inhumanly perfect. It makes us miss the 1970s, when our screens were filled with amazing character actors with real faces that had "life" spelled all over them. How many of these B-list actors can you remember seeing on TV in the 70s and 80s?
Long before he became one of television’s most recognizable faces, Richard Dawson was just a kid growing up in England during WWII. Born Colin Lionel Emm in 1932, he experienced air raids, evacuations, and the uncertainty that came with living through one of history’s biggest conflicts.
Back in the 70s, millions of Americans planned their evenings around television. Now it's time to find out whether you were actually paying attention. Some of these questions are easy. Some are sneaky. A few might have you staring at the screen saying, "I used to know this." But do you still? Let's see if you can get 8 out of 20.
James Arness became TVs most enduring cowboy when he spent two decades playing Marshal Matt Dillon on Gunsmoke, proving that loyalty to one role could create one of the greatest legacies in TV history.
James Garner was already a television and movie star when The Rockford Files premiered in 1974. Discover how the hit detective series gave him a second iconic role and reshaped his legacy.
