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Using real reviews, TV databases and rankings, we found 25 of the most popular and beloved TV shows from the 1960s.

Movies love a good distraction. While you’re watching the action, something subtle plays out in the corner. That quiet thing you barely noticed says more than the dialogue ever could.

If your watchlist has room, make space immediately because July’s lineup is arriving in style. The month brings new obsessions and surprising returns that are destined to keep you talking long after the credits roll.

Hollywood shifted gears in the 60s, but not everyone got to ride the wave. Some actresses lit up the screen, carried entire scenes—but somehow, the spotlight kept moving without them.

There was truly nobody like David Letterman. The longest reigning late-night host in history, Letterman was quick-witted, irreverent, and hilarious. But it wasn't all laughs—for David Letterman, fame came at a terrible price. So what was Dave's life like behind the curtain? Why did Oprah hate him for so long? What made him walk off the set in the middle of a live taping? Dive in and learn more about the rebel of late-night.

The cruel injustices of Judy Garland’s childhood only led to her fall from grace—an adulthood filled with suffering and depression. Despite her overwhelming talent, Garland's celebrity lifestyle never gave her a fighting chance. With no yellow brick road in sight, she took a darker path—one that led her far from home and straight into unforeseen danger.