Missy Gold spent seven years growing up on television as Katie Gatling on Benson. Then, when the show ended, she did something unusual.

Here is what won Album of the Year at every Grammy ceremony from 1970 through 1979—and what really should have won. Do you agree?

Margot Kidder's mental health issues culminated in a very tragic—and public—four-day ordeal. Was this all just the result of flying too many times in the sky with the Man of Steel? Or was there something from the very beginning that spelled tragedy for Kidder?

The 1980s produced some truly forgotten TV spinoffs. From failed sitcoms to bizarre cartoons, how many of these obscure shows do you remember?

Pamela Sue Martin became a familiar face remarkably quickly through The Poseidon Adventure and The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries, then reinvented herself as Fallon Carrington when Dynasty began its climb toward television dominance. Just as strikingly, Martin repeatedly chose creative freedom over the security of a successful series, including leaving Dynasty while it was becoming one of the biggest shows in America.

Instead, Linda Gray spent more than a decade turning Sue Ellen Ewing into one of Dallas’s most emotionally complicated characters, moving her from the background of Southfork into the center of stories about addiction, resilience, ambition, and independence. Gray’s own determination to make the role richer ultimately transformed a glamorous prime-time soap part into the performance that defined her career.