Is there another star who defines the idea of an Old Hollywood screen siren better than Lauren Bacall? Doubtful. With her femme fatale looks and iconic low voice, Bacall was a staple of Golden Age cinema. Her life is practically a checklist of Tinsel Town achievements and scandal, including on-set affairs, a tumultuous private life, and 1940s Presidential selfies. During most of her life, Bacall was remarkably private—but secrets never stay buried forever.

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.

Some movies sound so bizarre, they must be made up—right? Well, Hollywood has churned out some absolute title gems over the decades, and we’ve mixed in a few fakes to trip you up. In each round, one title is 100% real... and one is a complete fabrication. Think you can tell the difference? Let’s find out!

Terry Kath may not be one of the most instantly recognizable names in the world of rock and roll, but not for lack of skill or impact. His own band members have stated that, had he been in a smaller group where his guitar talents could be more easily noticed, history would have held him up as one of the greats. It’s not just his friends saying this, though, as he was called "the best guitarist in the universe" by none other than Jimi Hendrix. Sadly, though, he was doomed to meet a dreadful end.

In 1947, Los Angeles was shaken by a tragedy so disturbing it never faded from public memory. Newspapers gave it a haunting name: The Black Dahlia case. But before the headlines, there was a real woman whose story began long before tragedy.

Jack Lemmon was a jack of all trades. He could do it all: comedy—slapstick and romantic—and hard-hitting dramas. Then there were his eyes, which showed a vulnerability that made audiences want him to succeed—no matter what craziness he was up to. And speaking of craziness, there was a LOT of it.