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Peter Falk made "Columbo" a sensation on television, and continued working until 2007, when he was diagnosed with dementia.

The Rumpled Sleuth Who Ruled PrimetimePeter Falk didn’t just play Lt. Columbo, he engineered a phenomenon: a gentle, relentless detective who could disarm millionaires with a shrug and a smile. Beginning with a 1968 TV...

October 3, 2025 Miles Brucker

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20 Best Religious Films (Ranked According To IMDb)

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10 Famous Movie Bloopers That Made The Final Cut

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10 Most Awkward Moments At The Oscars

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At 100, Dick Van Dyke Shares The Exact Daily Routine Behind His Longevity

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August 25, 2025 Sarah Ng

Celebrities With Tragic Childhoods

Even the most glamorous or funny stars can have utterly devastating beginnings. These are the celebrities with the most tragic childhoods.

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August 26, 2024 Brendan Da Costa

Hidden Facts About Will Hay, Comedy's True Eccentric

Will Hay was an English comedian famous for his blundering schoolmaster character. But, off-screen, he hid many demons and shocking secrets.

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September 19, 2024 Jesse Singer

Very Strange Food Combinations Celebs Love

There are some foods that we all know go so well together, and then there are other food combos that—if we're being honest—sound super strange. Well, these celebrities love those combos.

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September 11, 2024 Sarah Ng

The Original Lolita’s Disturbing Backstory

Sue Lyon shot to fame for her performance in the film "Lolita." But the controversial nature of the role was closer to reality than anyone knew.

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January 24, 2026 Jane O'Shea

Becoming “Lolita” ruined Sue Lyon’s life.

Sue Lyon shot to fame as the suggestive character Dolores “Lolita” Haze in Stanley Kubrick’s 1964 film Lolita. But the controversial nature of the role was closer to reality than anyone knew.

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June 16, 2026 Jesse Singer

George Reeves was TV's first Superman—then, during a party one night in 1959, he went upstairs and never came back down.

For millions of Americans, George Reeves seemed to have the perfect life. He was television's biggest hero, one of the most recognizable faces in the country, and a man whose future looked brighter than ever. Then, one summer night in 1959, everything changed.