While his name may conjure up visions of a favorite family meal, the reality of being Meat Loaf was not always so easy to swallow. He was an incredibly troubled star who lived with a moniker that was a constant reminder of cruel taunts from school chums and from a dad who tragically tried to end his son’s life. But Meat Loaf poured all his childhood trauma into explosive tunes that were as operatic as they were Rock & Roll. But then one day he faced a challenge he could not have seen coming.

Few figures loom as large in Hollywood as Clint Eastwood. He's been a young heartthrob, a Spaghetti Western star, and an Oscar-winning filmmaker. But even though he's one of the most prolific men in Hollywood, his life behind the scenes has been even more...dramatic. A plane crash, vicious divorces, secret love children—the Man With No Name has some wild stories to tell.

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Long before streaming made it possible to watch an entire season in a weekend, Americans spent years checking in with the same television families one episode at a time. The sitcom mothers of the 1970s and 1980s ranged from traditional homemakers to lawyers, reporters, waitresses, musicians, divorcees, widows, and women who gleefully rejected practically every rule of respectable motherhood. Some offered comfort, some delivered tough love, and a few probably taught viewers exactly what not to do. Together, these memorable characters helped redefine what a TV mom could look like.