No one in Hollywood worked as hard as Barbara Stanwyck. The true definition of an actor’s actor, her appalling childhood drove her to seek the glory days of fame and security—yet her adult life was still full of immense tragedy and even more bedroom scandal.

Lenny Bruce was a stand-up comedian with a knack for political satire and “blue comedy” that could make anyone blush. More often than not, his free-wheeling style of stand-up landed him in trouble with the law—and, worse yet, his wife. But beneath the veneer of this carefree comedian, lurked a deeply troubled individual.

For one dazzling year, Edie Sedgwick was Andy Warhol’s most famous Superstar. Then her influence spread far beyond his films, turning her into a muse for musicians, photographers, filmmakers, and the fashion world. But the darkest parts of Edie’s story began long before any of them knew her name—and continued long after.

Macaulay Culkin is a bundle of contradictions. His parents raised him poor in America’s most expensive city. On film he was left home alone, but in his real life he was crowded with his six siblings in a tiny apartment. He was, at one point in his career, the highest-paid child movie star, and yet he received seven nominations for worst actor of the year. His best friend was an alleged predator, but Culkin claims he didn’t get harmed. There's so much to Macaulay Culkin you don't know.

We all remember the stars of 90s movies. Then there were those actors who seemed to show up in every movie that decade. Here are some of them...

Ben Johnson was a working cowboy long before he became a legend for playing one in Hollywood.