These 20 timeless tracks helped define the golden age of vinyl and still resonate with music lovers today.

Hollywood loves big ideas, bold visions, and the promise of a blockbuster payday. What it doesn’t always love is what happens when those visions spiral into endless reshoots, technical experiments, and production chaos. Some movies creep over budget quietly. Others go straight through their financial limits and keep going.

Television history is littered with baffling decisions, but few hurt quite like the moment a truly great show gets cancelled. Sometimes the ratings never matched the ambition. Sometimes the network panicked. Sometimes the audience showed up a little too late. Whatever the reason, these series left behind unfinished arcs, devoted fans, and a lingering sense that something special slipped through the cracks. Below are 21 shows that proved brilliance doesn’t always guarantee survival—and why their cancellations still sting.

Not every hero starts their journey with a tragic backstory, a billion-dollar suit, or a mysterious glowing object falling from the sky. Some are people who absolutely should not be trusted with the fate of reality—but somehow end up holding it anyway. These movies thrive on the idea that heroism isn’t about perfection, power, or even competence. It’s about stepping up when everyone expects you to sit down.

Few figures altered comedy as profoundly as Mel Brooks, with a career that spanned television writing and acting in iconic films and on Broadway. His quotes reflect a philosophy that left an imprint on American entertainment.

Some historical figures were once more famous than kings and presidents. They filled headlines, shaped culture, and drew massive crowds. Today, most of their names are barely mentioned or completely forgotten.