23 Surreal Facts About Salvador Dalí
Salvador Dalí's self-promotional antics and bizarre artwork made him an international celebrity early in his career, and there are still traces of him littered throughout pop culture.
Salvador Dalí's self-promotional antics and bizarre artwork made him an international celebrity early in his career, and there are still traces of him littered throughout pop culture.
The wizard experience proved difficult for the late actor.
Hindsight is 20/20.
She's described in her official file as “officious—but probably a good worker if she has her own way!”
One of the most influential musicians of the 20th century was also pretty handy in the kitchen.
Most people know John Wayne for his cowboy persona. But there was much more to the Duke than that famous swagger.
The King served; The Boss did not.
These ultra-talented stars never fail to make good films great, great films classic, and terrible films almost watchable.
One of the world's most famous cinema's is also one of Los Angeles's most famous tourist traps.
The baseball great is remembered just as much for his wit and wisdom as he is for his Hall of Fame career.
Rick Moranis, who quit acting in 1997, is coming out of retirement for Disney's 'Honey, I Shrunk the Kids' reboot.
The television icon was the definition of humble.
"You are such pests! ... In your depths of your ignorance, what is it you want?"
Side note: he wore blue suede shoes.
The godfather of modern moviemaking was an illusionist before he was a filmmaker.
Over the years, several companies have raised celebrities from the dead in order to hawk their products—with varying levels of success.
Alfred Hitchcock, the legendary filmmaker who rightfully earnedearned the nickname "The Master of Suspense," had a bizarre fear of ... eggs?
The First Lady of Song, who once got some help from Marilyn Monroe, was the first African American woman to win a Grammy.
While Barbra Streisand's creative talents made her a star, her no-nonsense attitude has made her an icon.
"I hate advice unless I'm giving it. I hate giving advice, because people won't take it."
Moving, relatable, and frequently hilarious, Beverly Cleary’s stories have been captivating readers of all ages for more than 60 years.