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Seven Year Itch Dress collage

Where Is Marilyn Monroe’s Dress From ‘The Seven Year Itch’?

There’s always a hot market for Marilyn memorabilia.

Luke Skywalker, Jaws Shark

Birth Of The Summer Blockbuster: The Premiere of ‘Jaws’ Made the World Safe for Hollywood Hits

The first “Summer Blockbuster” made us afraid to go in the water in 1975 and the rest, as they say, is history.

James Stewart Military collage

Jimmy Stewart’s Offscreen Life Included a Long & Distinguished Military Career

His fascination with flying and aircraft started in his youth.

Kevin Costner 'The West' History Channel Series

‘Kevin Costner’s The West’ Rides Again Into the Wild West With New History Channel Series

The eight-part History Channel docuseries offers an unvarnished deep dive into America’s true frontier tales.

OCEAN'S ELEVEN, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford, Joey Bishop, 1960

27 Years After Frank Sinatra’s Death, Learn the True History of the Rat Pack

How the iconic group of entertainers came together, and how they fell apart.

Dick Van Dyke TV Guide Covers

‘TV Guide Magazine’ Captured the Early Days of Dick Van Dyke’s Television Fame

How many covers did America’s favorite TV funnyman grace and what were the critics saying?

Hugh Hefner Playboy collage

History of ‘Playboy Magazine’ Amid its 2025 Return to Print

The very first issue was released in 1953 featuring Marilyn Monroe.

Top Game Shows collage

The Top 20 Game Shows Of All Time Ranked!

Just how long has ‘The Price Is Right’ been around for?

REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE, James Dean on set, 1955

Get to Know the Cool ‘Rebel Without a Cause’ Icon James Dean

The icon would be

Photos left to right of Barbara Eden, Guy Williams, June Lockhart, Don Adams, Barbara Feldon, Julie Payne, and Robert Conrad

1965 Top TV Shows Included a Jeannie, Spies, War Buffoons & Farm Animals?

60 years ago TV was all in vivid color.

MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON, (aka MR. SMITH AU SENAT), from left: James Stewart, Jean Arthur on Belgian poster art, 1939. Alternate

Politics in Movies & TV: Who Did It Best?

From James Stewart in ‘Mr. Smith Goes to Washington’ to Burgess Meredith in ‘Batman,’ here are some of the best TV episodes and films about politics.

20,000 Leagues Under The Sea ride postcard

‘20,000 Leagues Under the Sea’ Became a Real Life Submarine Voyage at Disney, But What Happened to It?

It opened in 1971 and was the parks most expensive ride to operate.

Mickey Rooney TCM star of the month collage

Free! Printable Daily Turner Classic Movies December 2024 Schedule Plus Star of the Month!

Mickey Rooney is Turner Classic Movies Star of the Month for December 2024.

LOS ANGELES - DECEMBER 6: A Johnny Cash Christmas television special, originally broadcast on CBS on December 6, 1979. Featuring from left, Johnny Cash and Andy Kaufman, as Santa Claus.

8 Must-Have Classic Country Christmas Albums

Whether you prefer to enjoy a “silent night” or are prone to “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree,” these records will ensure you have a homespun holiday.

A Look at the Most Beloved TV Families of All Time

These top TV families have had us glued to the tube for years!

Wes Craven collage

Horror Masters: Wes Craven Shares His Favorite Horror Film, Inspiration for ‘Nightmare on Elm Street’ & Voodoo

Flash back to this exclusive Wes Craven interview from 2006!

James Stewart Hitchcock and Capra collage

A Tale of Two James Stewarts: Frank Capra & Alfred Hitchcock

Frank Capra and Alfred Hitchcock were about as different as two directors can get, but both found in James Stewart an image of America, past and yet to come.

THE RAVEN, from left: Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, 1935 artictic image

8 Things You Didn’t Know About Bela Lugosi & Boris Karloff’s Monster Life

Over a century later, these two Hollywood horror icons continue to fascinate.

YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN and Abbott & Costello collage

When Frank Was Funny: Two Comedies Helped Resurrect the Creature’s Enduring Appeal

These Monster comedies are alive and as great as ever.

THE MALTESE FALCON, from left: Mary Astor, Humphrey Bogart, 1941

‘The Maltese Falcon:’ John Huston’s 1941 Thriller Is a Noir Classic, Plus Where to Watch it

Take a look back at one of the best hard-boiled noir detective films of all time!