POP CULTURE

For $20 million, you can score a piece of cinematic history.

There still is an Earl of Sandwich and a Marquis de Sade, even if they're not the ones you know from the history books.

Over the course of 400 episodes and nearly 20 years, the beloved crime series has landed some major stars.

You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You’ll learn.

Do you share a February birthday with one of these famous people from history, literature, entertainment, and beyond?

Though it didn’t make much of a dent in the box office when it hit theaters 20 years ago, Christopher Guest’s mockumentary has become a cult hit in the years since.

One of Oprah's most enduring legacies? Her ability to get high-profile celebrities to discuss their darkest secrets to an audience of millions.

Despite how beloved Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice' is, there have been plenty of people who hated it.

Mary Richards blazed a path for Elaine Benes, Liz Lemon, and other single working women on TV with 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show.'

Tom Cruise admitted that the film was not a "crowning jewel" in his career, but—nearly 20 years later—it's still a beloved guilty pleasure.

The best of Park City, on your couch (where presumably you will not have to stand in line or wear a parka).

Accused criminals have used some wild excuses to explain away their crimes.