Years after Yves Montand died, a French court ordered his body exhumed to answer a question that had followed him for decades. It sounds like the plot of a crime thriller, but it actually happened. And the answer would finally settle one of the biggest controversies of his remarkable life.

Actress Susan Peters was accidentally shot when she was 23—but the worst was yet to come. She met a tragic end when she was only 31.

Everybody remembers Cheers. Everybody remembers The Golden Girls. But the 80s were packed with sitcoms that seem to have vanished into the TV witness protection program. Some were funny. Some were ridiculous. A few sound completely made up. Let's see how many you actually remember.

Some of TV's biggest surprised everyone by leaving the shows that brought them their biggest success.

Carroll Baker successfully reinvented her career after years trying to break out of Hollywood typecasting.

Jane Fonda has shapeshifted so dramatically over nearly nine decades that even her own daughter once called her a chameleon. Think about it: Who else has gone from screen siren to Oscar-winning icon to fitness tycoon to women’s rights warrior to counterculture firebrand? Thank goodness her famously envied body is strong, because only someone that tough could weather more betrayals, heartbreaks, and scandals than any one person should ever face.