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Looking Glass reached No. 1 on the charts in 1972 with "Brandy", but singer-songwriter Elliot Lurie eventually decided to leave the band.

Some musicians fit cleanly into one record store category, but these ones needed a space of their own somewhere between country and rock.

Even very famous actors have a few credits that seem to have vanished into television history. Sometimes a future Oscar winner appeared in a series nobody watched, while other times an established star received an expensive new vehicle that quickly ran out of gas. These forgotten shows prove that even Hollywood’s biggest names occasionally needed audiences to collectively move on.

Rediscover 1940s movie stars Baby Boomers instantly remember, from Gene Tierney and Van Johnson to Greer Garson, Dana Andrews, and Alan Ladd.

Randolph Scott was one of Hollywood’s defining Western heroes, but the actor’s life was far more complex than the plot of a shoot-em-up cowboy movie.

Hal Linden turned Captain Barney Miller into TV's smartest, calmest cop, anchoring the classic sitcom with dry humor, patience, and unforgettable chemistry.