Richard Mulligan made Soap’s Burt Campbell unforgettable, then topped it with Empty Nest. Explore the Emmy-winning actor’s remarkable career.

Think you know classic rock? Test your music memory with 25 tricky opening-lyric clues featuring legendary songs from Queen, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Journey, and more.

Have you ever seen a UFO? Well, if you have, then you have something in common with some of the most famous celebrities on the planet.

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.

Most of us think of 50s sitcoms as hopelessly old-fashioned—but some were surprisingly ahead of their time.

As a member of countless bands throughout his life, Steve Marriott had a passion for music that just wouldn’t go away, even amid an endless list of failures and heartaches. In the end, Steve realized that no amount of fame was worth all the pain and disappointment of the music industry, so he finally decided to take his career into his own hands. Unfortunately, that was when disaster struck.