HGTV Visits Haunted Bihl Manor’s Ghostly Residents
The house was built in the 1890s and was once available for funeral viewings.
How Kirk Douglas Changed Hollywood Forever by Creating the Modern Movie Antihero
The intense actor is in the spotlight again thanks to son Michael’s new memoir.
Disney Got Witchy in the ’70s With ‘Escape to Witch Mountain’ & ‘Bedknobs and Broomsticks’
These Disney pics put a magical spin on some surprisingly dark themes.
Douglas Fairbanks Was Hollywood’s Original Action Hero
His energetic performances and visual flair established a template for action heroes.
‘The Munsters’: Why Fans Still Love the Monster Family
For two years, Mockingbird Lane’s first family charmed audiences before Batman cut their run short.
6 Iconic TV Episodes That Defined the 1970s: ‘Carol Burnett Show,’ ‘Brady Bunch’ & More
The 1970s brought us some of the most iconic TV shows that we still love and celebrate today.
7 Deadly Femmes Fatales That Unleashed the Dark Side of the Silver Screen
Seven iconic actresses who defined the femme fatale archetype in film history.
Who Was Blackbeard? The True Story of History’s Most Infamous Pirate
Was this real pirate as terrifying as books and Hollywood have portrayed him?
What Happened in All 11 Seasons of ‘M*A*S*H’?
Get a quick brush up of the popular war dramedy.
The Famous Actors Behind ‘Batman’s Most Colorful Villains
The classic 1960s TV show had big stars for the campy fiendish foes.
Burt Lancaster’s ‘The Crimson Pirate’ Helped Pave the Way for Pirate Satire
The 1952 film blended comedy and swashbuckling action, helping to popularize humorous takes on pirate stories.
From ‘Charlie’s Angels’ to ‘Wonder Woman’: Why 1976 Was a Huge Year for Women on TV
‘Charlie’s Angels,’ Barbara Walters, and ‘Laverne & Shirley’ headlined a ladies-led TV Year.
Hollywood’s Most Iconic Bad Boys: Brando, Dean, McQueen & Other Rebellious Screen Stars
Mean, tough and hard-boiled, their onscreen and sometimes offscreen antics added to their mystique.
8 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About The Bee Gees (But Should)
The brothers almost turned down one of their biggest albums. Find out why!
Monday Night Football, ‘Columbo’ & More Ways the ’70s Changed TV Forever
Late-night music? Women cops? Big movies for TV? They were all unheard of until the 1970s.
Hollywood’s Reinvention of Long John Silver, the Musketeers & Zorro Dates Back to the 1950s
Classic adventure characters have been repeatedly reinvented since the 1950s.
Lindsay Wagner Was Fired by Universal — Then ‘The Bionic Woman’ Made Her a Star
She has a rough start, but landed the role of a lifetime.
Jenna Fischer Reveals She Almost Quit Acting Before ‘The Office’ — Plus Her Celebrity Crushes & ‘Cheers’ Dream
From her first celebrity crush to first job, she tells it all.
Was 1961 TV Really a ‘Vast Wasteland’? The Shows That Changed Television
In 1961, TV kept one foot in the ’50s while the other tried the Twist.
What Farrah Fawcett Really Thought of Her Iconic Bathing Suit Poster
Go behind the scenes of that infamous poster shot by Bruce McBroom
TV and Movie Idols We Adored in the ’70s: Farrah Fawcett, John Travolta, Henry Winkler & More
Our obsession hit a peak when it came to the 1970s.
12 TV Flops From the 1970s Almost No One Remembers
Not all of Norman Lear’s shows were hits.
What Made Cruising the Hottest Summer Pastime for Teens in the ’50s & ’60s
A look at the bygone pastime of American car culture.
6 Essential Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton Movies Every Fan Should Watch
Follow the cinematic love story of Hollywood’s most notorious couple.
Do You Remember This Long Lost Alligator Farm in California?
The popular Los Angeles attraction that let kids ride alligators closed in 1984.
From ‘Miami Vice’ to ‘Hill Street Blues:’ TV’s Best Cops of the ’80s
‘Hill Street Blues’ (1981-87) was widely considered to be one of the medium’s most groundbreaking series.
MTV Turns 45: How Michael Jackson, Madonna and ‘The Real World’ Made TV History
The iconic cable television channel, first launched in a small section of the East Coast on Aug. 1, 1981.
How ‘Star Trek’ Gave America Hope During the Turbulent 1960s
When TV went to another world.
4 Classic TV Western Comedies From the ’60s That Every Fan Should Watch
Many of them had hilarious moments too!
‘Aliens’: Surprising Things You Never Knew About the Blockbuster Film 40 Years Later
Did you know that its most famous line was improvised?