When Dick Sargent took over a lead role on Bewitched, some fans were upset—but behind the scenes, one star’s cruel reaction to his casting drove Sargent to tears.
From the 1970s through the early 2000s, John Ritter lit up screens with his quick wit, flawless physical comedy, and uncanny charm. But behind the laughter and lovable characters was a man with a heart just as big as his talent. And when tragedy struck, the sudden loss of such a beloved figure left fans—and even Hollywood itself—reeling in disbelief.
Messing around in the studio isn’t supposed to make history, right? But sometimes, it does. These tracks weren’t chasing fame—they tripped into it totally by accident.
Margot Kidder's mental health issues culminated in a very tragic—and public—four-day ordeal. Was this all just the result of flying too many times in the sky with the Man of Steel? Or was there something from the very beginning that spelled tragedy for Kidder?
1994 was an excellent year for film. A range of outstanding theatrical creations, varying genres, splendid characters, interesting plotlines; it had it all. So, which movies made it great? Let's see.
The Pianist is one of the best WWII movies of all time—but few know about the disturbing lengths Adrien Brody went to perfectly portray his character’s despair.
Renowned for Lucille Ball’s physical comedy, I Love Lucy was also a key pioneer for many firsts in television. Let's take a look behind the scenes of the iconic sitcom.
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