Rebecca Schaeffer had it all going for her. She’d starred in her own successful sitcom and was about on a film career. But Schaeffer had a problem: she was too kind and too trusting. She cared enough to answer her own fan mail personally—and one disturbed fan took this the wrong way.

David Soul had parallel successful careers as an actor and a singer-songwriter.

The Rat Pack had a reputation for being loose, unpredictable, and open to anything. On stage, it looked like anyone could step in and be part of it. But off stage, it was something very different. The group didn’t change. It didn’t expand. And no matter how close someone got, there was a line that never moved.

There comes a point where Earth feels a little…limited. Same skies, same rules, same gravity dragging you back down. That’s when space movies step in—offering bigger stakes, stranger worlds, and the kind of existential dread that only the vacuum of space can deliver. From quiet, introspective journeys to full-blown cosmic chaos, these films remind us that once you leave Earth behind, anything can happen. And honestly, that’s kind of the point.

The 2010s didn’t just give us more television, they gave us better television. This was the decade where streaming exploded, cable doubled down on ambition, and even network TV decided to take bigger swings. In short, TV stopped playing it safe—and we all benefited. From surreal experiments to deeply human stories, the small screen became the most exciting place for storytelling. If you ever needed proof, these shows make a pretty compelling case.

Some songs take their time. These ones don’t. They show up, take over your brain, and leave before you can even think about skipping them. Not that you'd want to skip any of these gems anyway. These are the best songs under 3 minutes ever made…ranked, of course. Do you agree?