Jesse Singer articles

Some songs are over before you even settle in. Others take their sweet time. Now, to be fair, some of those are a slog and an automatic skip. But some lengthy tracks are true, unforgettable masterpieces.

A genius who could become anyone, working in secret while being hunted—The Pretender had everything, and for our money, it may just be the best TV show from the 90s no one talks about anymore. Do you agree? Or do any of these 25 other great shows take the top spot in your mind?

If you watched television in the late 80s and 90s, Alyssa Milano was practically everywhere. From sitcoms to supernatural drama, she grew up right in front of millions of viewers. But that was decades ago—and seeing Milano today is a reminder of just how quickly the years have flown by.

The 70s gave us legendary shows everyone still talks about-but it also gave us a ton of series that basically vanished into thin air. Some were weird, some were very weird, some were ahead of their time, and some feel like they were approved five minutes before filming started. But they all definitely aired. How many do you remember?

Instead of rehashing all of the hits from these classic albums, we wanted to shine a light on the great songs from these records that fans might know, but don't get talked about enough when these hit albums are discussed.

The new series Love Story: JFK Jr. & Carolyn Bessette brings one of the most talked-about couples of the 90s back into focus. But like most dramatizations, it reshapes timelines, simplifies messy realities, and invents scenes that feel real—but aren’t. Here’s what the show changes, twists, or gets flat-out wrong.

For a stretch in the 80s and 90s, Chuck Norris was everywhere. He built a long run as an action star in the 80s, then became a weekly TV fixture in the 90s with Walker, Texas Ranger. But by the 2000s, he had largely disappeared from the spotlight—a decision he made to focus on things that mattered a whole lot more than fame and celebrity.

Hollywood only has so many faces—or at least that’s how it feels sometimes. Turns out, some celebrities look so much alike they could easily pass as siblings (sometimes even twins)—even though they share exactly zero DNA. You have to check these out.

Gig Young had everything Hollywood was supposed to offer. A steady career, a recognizable face, and eventually an Academy Award. On screen, he played confident, composed men who always seemed in control. But off screen, things were heading in a very different direction—and by the late 70s, it would all come to a sudden and deeply tragic end.