17 vintage back to school ads you would never see today
Back in the day, you couldn't go to campus without bowties, bell-bottoms, sugar, and jazz.
Andy Griffith bombed on The Ed Sullivan Show
Even the famous Andy Griffith had a few stumbles along the way.
R.I.P. Jane Withers, Golden Age child actor and beloved star of 1960s commercials
She co-starred with Shirley Temple and received a teddy bear from President Roosevelt.
18 awesome ads for 1970s albums you probably did not buy
We dig through the bargain bins of the disco decade for some obscure records that did not quite ...more
Lucy and Desi were the first to use a modern teleprompter on television
'I Love Lucy' writer Jess Oppenheimer invented the vital TV tool.
R.I.P. Jackie Mason, the comedian who famously feuded with Ed Sullivan
The Emmy-winning actor had a career that spanned over half a century.
8 rippin’, roarin’ facts about 'Daniel Boone'
Don't call him Fess in France.
A new in-depth documentary about Mary Tyler Moore is coming next year
‘Being Mary’ will tell the behind-the-scenes story of a television icon.
8 things you never knew about Meredith MacRae of My Three Sons and Petticoat Junction
She helped an NFL icon act and became an award-winning interviewer.
R.I.P. Charlie Robinson, who played Mac on 'Night Court'
He was the lovable court clerk in cardigan sweaters, though not the first clerk on the sitcom.
Barbara Eden reveals how she almost chose 'Lucy' over 'I Dream of Jeannie'
When Lucy met Jeannie, both sparkles and sparks flew.
R.I.P. William Smith, muscleman actor of Laredo and Hawaii Five-O
The bodybuilder duked it out with Clint Eastwood and later played Arnold's dad.
The Monkees choreographer was the only one brave enough to dance with Davy Jones to ''Cuddly Toy''
"I was the one girl chosen to dance with Davy Jones."
The Monkees originally referred to Mike Nesmith's character simply as ''Wool Hat''
He actually wore the wool cap to his Monkees audition.
In Memoriam: Remembering the TV stars we lost in 2021
We said goodbye to favorites from The Love Boat, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Mod Squad, and more.
Ida Lupino was the only person to act in a Twilight Zone episode and direct another
She starred alongside Humphrey Bogart then directed everything from thrillers to sitcoms throughout ...more
The Twilight Zone eerily predicted the death of its most frequent actor
Jay Overholts was in two episodes involving vehicular death… and died in a similar fashion ...more