Discover how Glen Campbell’s friendship with songwriter Jimmy Webb helped shape his career, creating timeless hits like “By the Time I Get to Phoenix,” “Wichita Lineman,” and “Galveston.”

Some of the greatest live performers had to overcome terrible bouts of stage fright.

Ginger Rogers could move like no other. Her epic dancing partnership with Fred Astaire lit up the screen, enchanting audiences everywhere and skyrocketing her fame and fortune. Still, behind closed doors, Ginger's life was filled with staggering twists and turns—heartbreak and betrayal. She was no stranger to keeping secrets, and sometimes they were downright dangerous.

Henry Winkler became a TV icon as Fonzie on Happy Days, but years of typecasting nearly stalled his career. Discover how he reinvented himself, found new success, and earned Emmy-winning acclaim.

Before streaming let us skip every ad in existence, television commercials had a way of becoming part of everyday life. Some gave us catchphrases we still repeat decades later. Others delivered jingles so catchy they remain lodged in our brains. Whether they made us laugh, cry, or roll our eyes, these commercials became cultural touchstones. If you can quote more than a few of these from memory, there's a good chance you grew up watching them the first time around.

When Welcome Back, Kotter ended its original run in 1979, Ron Palillo faced the challenge that follows many actors who become strongly identified with a single role. His portrayal of Arnold Horshack made him a household name, but it also made it difficult for audiences and casting directors to see him as anyone else.