A strong start doesn't guarantee a lasting impression. Some of TV's brightest characters became tired tropes or walking contradictions. Fans noticed, and slowly, the applause gave way to sighs.

Uncover 25 songs from the 90s that put artists on the map. These one-hit wonders were widely popular then, and some still are today. From party hits like the "Macarena," Vengaboys' "We Like to Party," and Lou Bega's "Mambo No. 5," to more mellow and moody hits like Alannah Myles’ "Black Velvet" and Marc Cohn’s "Walking in Memphis," let the nostalgia take you back with these undeniable hits.

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.

Looking at all of the albums that topped the charts in 1977 along with some that didn't quite make it to number one, there is a legit argument to be made that there has been no better year in music, than this one.

Before the lights found them, they were just names buried in credits. The roles were brief, forgettable even. But one day, those forgettable faces became the ones you couldn't forget.