Every generation has guilty pleasures—but boomers? Oh, they practically invented them. Long before Spotify Wrapped exposed everyone’s questionable listening habits, boomers were already hiding record sleeves under their beds and praying no one caught them humming along. These are the songs they loved…and would rather not talk about.

Every sci-fi fan has that one movie they pretend to love because everyone else calls it a masterpiece. But talk to the genre purists—the tech-obsessed, lore-picking, physics-correcting diehards—and they’ll tell you the uncomfortable truth: some “classics” just don’t hold up under fandom-level scrutiny. Do you agree?

Every legendary rock band has at least one album fans worship—and at least one they quietly pretend never existed. These are the greatest highs and the most notorious lows from the most iconic bands of all time… or are they? Do you agree with the choices?

Some bands were too strange, too experimental, or too ahead of their time to fit neatly between Top 40 jingles and car-dealership ads. But their weirdness? That’s exactly what made them unforgettable. These groups never conquered radio—but they conquered everyone who actually listened.

Some movies are festive. Some are definitely not. And then there’s that wild middle category—the films people fight about every December. Are they Christmas movies? Are they just movies that happen to take place at Christmas? Let’s settle nothing and argue everything.

Of all the tragic Hollywood stories—and there are a lot—the story of Audrey Munson may well be the most devastating. Many consider Munson to be the first supermodel, but instead of posing in the latest fashions for the camera, she was standing still for sculptors. It was when Munson tried to parlay her fame into a movie career, however, that things went south. There was no quick crash and burn for Munson, and a devastating series of events led her to a truly dark and unforgettable end.