Billy Preston was the keyboardist and musical mastermind whose melodies bridged the gap between gospel and good old rock ‘n’ roll. He shared the stage so often with the Beatles that he was practically the fifth member of the band. But he was keeping a dark secret—even from them.

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.

Amanda Blake became a television icon as Miss Kitty on Gunsmoke, but her greatest passion was animal welfare. Discover how the actress dedicated decades to animal rescue, conservation, and advocacy.

Most people remember Bobby Goldsboro for his emotional 1968 smash hit “Honey,” one of the biggest-selling records of its era. What many fans do not realize is that after dominating the music charts, Goldsboro built an entirely different career that included television production, children's entertainment, writing, publishing, and painting. His story is one of constant reinvention.

Hollywood loves a comeback story, and few performers lived one quite like Mickey Rooney. Once the biggest box-office star in America, Rooney experienced career highs that seemed impossible to top and setbacks that would have ended many careers. Yet time after time, he found a way back into the spotlight. His remarkable ability to reinvent himself kept him working for nearly nine decades and turned him into one of entertainment’s greatest survivors.

We ranked the greatest rock albums of the 80s from top to bottom, and if you're expecting Born In The U.S.A. to be number one...it isn't. So now the question is: do you agree with where The Boss landed on our list—and the album that we put at number one? Well, there’s only one way to find out…