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Eric Dane, beloved for Grey’s Anatomy and Euphoria, was known for his warmth, honesty, and kindness, and used his final months to advocate for ALS awareness before his death at 53.

Peak fame can evaporate faster than anyone expects. Certain actors owned entire decades before slipping into obscurity. Their films still play, their songs still stream, but nobody discusses them anymore. Cultural amnesia happens gradually, then suddenly.

When Hollywood stars were really tough, Lee Marvin was maybe the toughest of them all. Expelled from school, then a US Marine with a Purple Heart, and finally a legend of Hollywood.

Rock history loves a dramatic exit. In 1975, Peter Gabriel, Genesis’ theatrical ringmaster and original voice, announced he was leaving the band at the very height of their progressive-rock mystique. To many fans, it felt like the end. Gabriel had been the flower-wearing fox, the surreal storyteller, the human embodiment of everything strange and cerebral about early Genesis.

The 70s were stacked—rock epics, soul masterpieces, disco anthems, songs that still fill arenas and dance floors today. So if Stairway is number one, what rounds out the rest of the top 30?

Few actors dominated Hollywood quite like Robert Redford during his prime years. His filmography includes romantic leads, political thrillers, westerns, and everything in between, each with its individual merits.