Whatever Happened To Shirley Temple After Stardom?
Shirley Temple had quite the life after leaving showbiz. How many kid actors get a mocktail named after them and then end up as the US Ambassador to Ghana?
Read MoreShirley Temple had quite the life after leaving showbiz. How many kid actors get a mocktail named after them and then end up as the US Ambassador to Ghana?
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Read More"Boston Blue" follows up on "Blue Bloods" with new cops to follow. This week's episode introduced Detective Brian Rogers, and we know why he looks so familiar.
Read MoreLike the characters they played on "Happy Days" the show's cast has been through a lot over the years. That includes some pretty dark times.
Read MoreAdam Devine has made a living out of making other people laugh, but you might shed a tear when you read about everything he's been through in his personal life.
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Read MoreThe 1970s was the era of hotpants and those long disco collars. It was also a time for some fantastic media. We've ranked the 15 best TV shows of the decade.
Read MoreFor Mrs. Garret in "The Facts of Life," NBC CEO Fred Silverman chose to cast Charlotte Rae, who played Mrs. Edna Garrett from "Diff'rent Strokes." Here's why.
Read MoreJenna Fischerr might have been one of the star characters in "The Office," but she was cut from another sitcom in the midst of filming due to her breakout role.
Read MoreThese TV shows were so good, they ended up on-air for a long time — long enough to develop at least one glaring, impossible-to-ignore plot hole.
Read MoreTrue Detective's first season truly was a highlight of the HBO crime drama. Matthew McConaughey played a deeply gifted and philosophical detective.
Read MoreDid you know that one of the most beloved characters in "South Park" is actually inspired by someone close to creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone? Here's why.
Read More"Star Trek," "Star Wars," and "Stargate" are all huge sci-fi franchises, and Tony Amendola has had a major role in all three of these vast universes.
Read MoreJessica Biel starred in a 1996 McDonald's commercial for a hamburger that was thought to appeal to a more sophisticated audience, but ended up flopping.
Read MoreSome "Sopranos" murders were so devastating, they still bother us. While there were plenty to choose from, we ranked these five deaths as the most upsetting.
Read MoreYou may know him as an action star, but there’s no denying Alan Ritchson’s comedic chops. Here’s the comedian who’s inspired him since childhood.
Read MoreThese episodes highlight what makes James T. Kirk such a beloved and memorable character, and why he's still some Trekkies' favorite captain of the Enterprise.
Read MoreA few times in entertainment history, performers have died doing what they loved. Here are some of the actors who died on set while working.
Read MoreFor seven seasons, The West Wing made the slow-turning wheels of government downright entertaining. Here are the 30 best episodes of The West Wing.
Read MoreAlmost every TV series has its holiday episodes. "Friends," however, goes all-out for Thanksgiving events. We ranked these iconic episodes worst to best.
Read MoreNeve Campbell might be most famous for her film and TV roles, from "Party of Five" to "Scream," but she originally came to the US to chase another career.
Read MoreClint Eastwood announced himself in Hollywood with the role of spirited ramrod Rowdy Yates in "Rawhide," but his duties on the show went beyond just acting.
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