POP CULTURE

More than a quarter-century ago, ABC introduced us to 'Twin Peaks.' The rainy Washington town was home to log ladies, red rooms, and at least one murderer—but if you were only watching to find out “who killed Laura Palmer,” you were missing out.

Laurence Tureaud, better known as "Mr. T," has been everything from a bodyguard to the stars to a cartoon to a spokesperson for selling gold.

In what might be the teen sitcom’s most memorable moment, perpetual overachiever Jessie Spano had a caffeine pill meltdown.

In 1973, NASA launched Skylab, the first American space station. It fell to earth six years later, burning up in the atmosphere on July 11, 1979.

Hello Kylo, goodbye Caitlyn.

It only "took about 10 minutes.”

Whether you love them or hate them, Quentin Tarantino’s films— with their nonlinear storylines, brutal violence, and blaring soundtracks—are unique.

Their work is often supportive and behind-the-scenes, but that doesn't mean it should go unnoticed or under-appreciated.

This changes everything.

James Cameron wasn't the first director to sink the 'Titanic' on the big screen. So if you’re not a fan of the DiCaprio version, know that plenty of other options are out there.

Sidney Lumet's Oscar-nominated film is the gold standard of courtroom dramas.

3. You may have heard that it's based on a real Grosse Pointe student who became a hitman. It isn't.