Month: May 2025

Once a staple on daytime television in the 80s and 90s, Sally Lowenthal, also known as Sally Jessy Raphael, is having trouble with people recognizing her. The former talk show host took to Instagram claiming the social media company refused to verify her account despite her providing them proof of her identity. “So, Instagram doesn’t want to give me my blue check – no matter what proof I send them,” the 89-year-old wrote alongside an image of a gigantic blue checkmark. “AND there’s a fake account called ‘realsallyjr’, and that’s NOT…

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Tina Louise became a superstar overnight as she starred as Ginger in the hit television show Gilligan’s Island. The New York native became a great actress, singer, and model. Though, she was often praised for her looks and not necessarily for her work on screen. Today, Louise is the only cast member of Gilligan’s Island who still is alive. The show changed her life forever, but her career didn’t only consist of acting. The now 91-year-old is still going strong – and when you see her today, you’ll have a…

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Hollywood in the 1950s was a glamorous but ruthless industry, where the fate of actors and actresses was often dictated by powerful studios. Among the many talented stars of the era, one actress stood out for her stunning beauty, undeniable talent, and tragic career downfall. Once poised for greatness, she was suddenly blacklisted from one of the biggest studios, leaving many to wonder what went wrong… In the early 1950s, Lee Grant actress was considered one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood. With her classic features, graceful presence, and captivating…

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Step aside, Aladdin! Barbara Eden, the woman who made the world dream of genies, is celebrating her 92nd birthday on August 23, and the nonagenarian looks fantastic! Eden–who turned fans into shameless bottle shiners hoping for their own wish-granting blonde–is still adored almost 60 years since she first appeared on I Dream of Jeannie. But, while she was able to strike a pose and make magic happen on screen, in real life, she was unable to save her son, who died of a heroin overdose in 2001. Born in the Great…

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Faye Dunaway is one of the few true legends we have left. The iconic actress, famous for playing tough, spiteful and difficult women, is right up there with the greatest performances in cinema history. And the 83-year-old is still at it today… Famously remembered for her twisted cry, “no more wire hangers!” in the campy-cult classic Mommie Dearest, Dunaway is also known for Hurry Sundown with Michael Caine and Bonnie and Clyde, where she beat out Jane Fonda and Natalie Wood for the lead role. The actress, born in Bascom, Florida, also holds three Golden Globes and an…

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Demi Moore’s journey to fame and fortune was long and traumatic, but it is a testament to her ability to overcome a painful past. Born Demi Gene Guynes on November 11, 1962, she was thrust into a chaotic life almost immediately, as her father, Charles Harmon Sr., an Air Force airman, abandoned her mother, Virginia King, after just two months of marriage, leaving Virginia to raise Demi on her own. Shortly after Demi’s birth, her mother remarried Dan Guynes, a man who worked in newspaper advertising. Unfortunately, Dan’s frequent job changes led…

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After seven years of starring as the cruise director on the ship that promised love, this actor was shown a lot of hate when she was tossed overboard for her very public battle with cocaine. After sinking her career and personal life, the now 70-year-old star went from being TV’s most beloved ship steward to a cheese steward for a Seattle-based catering company. Keep reading to learn the identity of this actor! Every week, fans tuned in to watch the adventures of their favorite crew on the Pacific Princess, including Captain Stubing and his daughter…

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Three’s Company remains a beloved classic for many, the chemistry between its cast was pure gold. Sadly, we’ve lost two of its stars — John Ritter and Suzanne Somers — but their unforgettable performances continue to live on through reruns and iconic clips. Recently, one particular clip has gone viral, stirring up emotions in fans all over again. But why? Three’s Company thrived on misunderstandings and slapstick humor, with its simple yet hilarious premise: two beautiful 20-something women, played by Joyce DeWitt and Suzanne Somers, and one bumbling man, played by John Ritter,…

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Imitating Elvis Presley is a whole industry in itself, but the question is, does anyone do it better than Emilio Santoro right now? His real breakthrough came when Emilio auditioned for America’s Got Talent. During his audition, he delivered a breathtaking duet with a holographic Elvis, brought to life using cutting-edge AI and hologram technology. Who is Emilio Santoro? Emilio Santoro is a talented Elvis Tribute Artist from Weston-super-Mare, in the county of Somerset, England. He was born on November 14, 2002. Neither of Emilio’s parents had a musical background. His mom,…

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The late James Gandolfini wasn’t always the hulking, balding man the world grew to love as a ruthless yet sensitive mobster on The Sopranos. Iconic for his portrayal of the philandering Tony Soprano, who had better luck being loyal to his mob family than his own family, Gandolfini was equally frisky in his younger years, decades before he played the enigmatic violent sociopath on The Sopranos. Born September 18, 1961, James Gandolfini was best known as the affable Tony Soprano, the Mafia crime boss, and the family patriarch in HBO’s The Sopranos. Sometimes sensitive, other times sociopathic,…

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