Rod Serling's early 70s show Night Gallery featured a role call of Hollywood legends like no other.

Sondra Locke had an extraordinary Hollywood career that refused to follow any typical playbook. She lived a mysterious life—one which included questions about her real age and her unorthodox marriage. When she hooked up with a major Hollywood star, it seemed like her career was ready to truly take off. Instead, Locke’s life began a downward spiral leading to an almost complete disappearance from Hollywood. Locke’s life is a cautionary tale like no other.

Discover why Valerie became The Hogan Family after Valerie Harper’s bitter contract dispute, firing, and courtroom victory transformed the beloved 1980s sitcom, bringing Sandy Duncan into its fractured television family.

Every great sitcom needs a strong lead, but the funniest person in the room is not always the one whose name appears first in the credits.

Gregory Peck’s performance in The Omen already carried a chilling premise—but the role became even more haunting because of Peck's personal life.

Sometimes Oscar voters absolutely nailed it. Other times, they chose a great movie while an even better one sat a few rows away trying not to look annoyed. Using each film’s release year, here are the winners—and the films that actually should have won.