We haven't even reached the end of 2026, yet horror has already delivered tiny independent successes, huge theatrical hits, and acclaimed franchise entries.

Behind the scenes of Roar, there were severe maulings, broken bones, natural disasters, and an often-cited estimate of roughly 70 injured cast and crew members.

Some romantic comedies make you laugh and make you want to fall in love. Others seem to get the "com" part right but forget about the "rom". These 70s rom-coms had plenty of jokes, arguments, and awkward situations. But romance? Well, we aren't buying it. Are you?

The 1960s were a strange, incredibly fertile decade for horror movies. Old-fashioned Gothic monsters were still lurking in castles, but filmmakers were also discovering psychological breakdowns, religious paranoia, folk horror, and threats that didn’t need any explanation at all.

Some of television’s most beloved shows were surprisingly close to disappearing before audiences discovered how good they were. Poor ratings, nervous executives, expensive productions, and questionable scheduling decisions nearly ended several future classics. Others were actually canceled before finding enormous success somewhere else. From legendary sitcoms to groundbreaking dramas, these television favorites prove that sometimes the difference between failure and a cultural phenomenon is simply getting another chance.

Discover the shocking behind-the-scenes feuds between beloved classic TV costars, from The Golden Girls to Star Trek, whose onscreen friendships concealed bitter rivalries, explosive arguments, and decades of personal tension.

Some television catchphrases are impossible to forget, no matter how hard you try. The 1980s gave us an endless supply of them, from sitcom wisecracks to Saturday morning battle cries. Some originated earlier, but all found a home on 1980s television. How many do you still say?

Old Hollywood loved a dynasty. Famous parents, glamorous children, mansions, premieres, and studio portraits could make certain families seem almost untouchable.

For years, John Stamos was the guy who could make everything better with a little advice and a hug before the credits rolled. But long after Full House ended, when his own life reached a breaking point—it was a member of his TV family that saved his life and made things better.

Pina Pellicer had the looks and talent for a brilliant career as an actress, but her life ended in devastating tragedy.

Before they were famous, Hollywood stars appeared in iconic music videos. Discover surprising early appearances by Patrick Swayze, Angelina Jolie, Courteney Cox, Matthew McConaughey, and other future stars.