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It only takes one great performance for an actor to totally turn their career around.

The 1940s were filled with films that felt elegant without being stiff. If you’re trying to get into classic movies, romance is a great starting point.

When I Dream of Jeannie ended in 1970, Barbara Eden faced the same problem many TV stars do: audiences only saw her as one character.

Janis Joplin made Kris Kristofferson's "Me and Bobby McGee" a number-one hit, but he never got over Joplin's death.

There comes a point in adulthood when you realize “kids movies” are doing way more heavy lifting than half the prestige dramas on streaming. Whether it’s nostalgia, layered storytelling, or jokes you absolutely did not understand at eight years old, these films have figured out the impossible trick of appealing to literally everyone. Here are the most rewatchable kids movies for grown-ups.

There was a magical stretch of time when artists realized music videos didn’t actually need to make sense. They just needed to leave viewers staring at the screen wondering whether they’d accidentally swallowed expired cough syrup. From nightmare-fueled CGI disasters to avant-garde fever dreams that looked assembled inside a haunted computer lab, these music videos turned confusion into an art form.