Meg Ryan’s best romantic comedy likely was her very first one: When Harry Met Sally (1989), but she’s made some really good films since then. And, well, not to break your heart or anything, she’s also made some not-so-great ones too. Here we’ll rank them, from worst to greatest.
One of the great guilty pleasures of modern comedy is the snappy, often corny, one-liner. Observational humor has its place, but nothing makes us bust a gut like the perfect joke.
There were so many great songs released in 1969, but only some of them made their way all the way up to number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. And the question is...how many of those do you remember?
Whether you were born when the original James Bond came out in 1962, or grew up with Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig, everyone's got their favorite James Bond Girl. Let's go over all the Bond Girls in order of appearance and how they affected Britain's favorite spy's life and missions.
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.
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