As it turns out, even best-selling rock bands come out with a horrible album now and again. From AC/DC’s Fly on the Wall to Fleetwood Mac’s 1995 album Time, there are so many records that should be ...

The 1970s and 1980s were a groundbreaking time for television, film, and music. Many of the celebrities who sit at the top of Hollywood’s A-list today got their start during these decades, setting a ...

Rock gods of the 1960s, ’70s, and ’80s attracted millions of screaming fans. Even today, those loyal fans will still line up to see a performance. It wasn’t just the music that attracted them. It was ...

The 80s should be remembered fondly for much of its fashions, but let us not forget the outlandish trends best left forgotten. While we are reliving the nostalgia of the days of Flash Dance shoulder ...

Although the Titanic disaster has been the subject of public mourning and fascination for over a century, there’s a reason that James Cameron made his world-famous blockbuster about it when he did. He ...

Geena Davis got her big break in 1982 when Sydney Pollack decided to cast her as a soap opera actress in his upcoming comedy Tootsie. Then, one year later, she landed the role of Wendy Killian in the ...

With all of the various streaming services, new music is available to the general public like never before. But there are only a few songs out there that can be labeled as some of the greatest of all ...

If rock’n’roll was born in the 1950s, then the 1970s were like its angsty teenage years. Disco, folk, and punk each resembled extremely different children, but the 1970s loved them all equally. Then ...

The Rat Pack emerged in the 1950s as a group of Hollywood friends who initially gathered at the home of Humphrey Bogart. Members Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford, and Joey ...

Don Knotts was an iconic comedian whose life story is packed with more twists and turns than a pretzel, and we guarantee you won’t be disappointed. From his humble beginnings to his trailblazing TV ...

In the 1970s, movie theaters and drive-ins started to dip in popularity when people realized they could stay home and catch something entertaining on television instead. There were dozens of shows ...

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the people of the United States turned their attention to the western United States. Many saw the West as a place for economic opportunity, freedom, and land ...