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The Man with Bogarts Face 1980 Robert Sacchi Opening Scene

Robert Sacchi, the Man Who Looked Exactly Like Humphrey Bogart

The so-called Bogus Bogie made a career out of his uncanny resemblance to the ‘Casablanca’ star.

Damn Fine Auction: Hundreds of David Lynch’s Personal Items Are Going Up for Sale

Owning Lynch’s personal Mr. Coffee machine would definitely be a conversation starter.

Hold on to Your Straw Hat: ‘One Piece’ Is Getting the LEGO Treatment

LEGO’s “One Piece” collection features a chibi Luffy figure, the Baratie Floating Restaurant, and more.

When People Thought Paul From ‘The Wonder Years’ Grew Up to Be Marilyn Manson

Kids in the ’90s swore geeky Paul became shock rocker Marilyn Manson. Did he?

Elmo and his friends are heading to Netflix soon, with new and old episodes.

Sesame Street Finds a New Home at Netflix

Season 56 of Sesame Street is coming to Netflix with “fresh format changes.”

8 Facts About Nathan Fielder

Nathan Fielder, creator of HBO’s ‘The Rehearsal,’ also owns a successful outdoor apparel brand with terrible customer service.

An Oral History of When Geraldo Rivera Opened Al Capone’s Vault

Geraldo Rivera promised to dig deep in Al Capone’s hotel hideout on Chicago’s South Side back in 1986—here’s the oral history of how it all really went down.

Jenna Fischer and John Krasinski in ‘The Office.‘

‘The Paper’: Everything We Know About ‘The Office’ Follow-Up Series So Far

‘The Paper’ will air on Peacock this September.

Morticia Addams and Daenerys Targaryen are the clear winners.

Every State’s Favorite Fictional Mom, Mapped

Which pop culture mom does your state love most?

Why Did Ronald McDonald Disappear?

The McDonald’s mascot has been keeping a low profile for years. Some people think they know why.

Chili’s New Scranton Location Has a Special Menu Item for Office Fans

In honor of The Office’s 20th anniversary, Chili’s is finally opening a Scranton restaurant, complete with a retro menu and decor.

The far-fetched plots were designed to keep viewers wanting more.

Why Is It Called a “Soap Opera”?

How did daytime dramas like “Guiding Light” and “General Hospital” become known as “soap operas”? It's all thanks to commercials.

15 Intriguing Facts About ‘You’

The series’ fifth and final season is expected to hit Netflix in 2024. Here’s what you should know.

Celebrating 40 Years of Studio Ghibli: The Art of Anime - Vol VI comes to Heritage in March

Anime Art Auction Features Rare Cels From Studio Ghibli Films and More

A stunning collection of original cels and signed memorabilia from popular anime is heading to auction in late March.

11 Things You Might Not Know About Lester Holt

Now that Lester Holt is stepping away from the NBC anchor desk, let’s celebrate the journalist known around the newsroom as “Iron Pants.”

The Tortured Soul of Mr. Delicious, Fast Food’s Most Bizarre Mascot

The middle-aged Mr. D promoted Rax Roast Beef by complaining about his mid-life crisis and nursing a hangover.

Welcome to Springfi ... er, Henderson, Nevada!

Home Sweet Homer: The Strange Saga of the Real-Life ‘Simpsons’ House in Nevada

The cartoon-inspired replica was given away in 1997—and was, as the eventual owner put it, “like living in a Crayola box.”

Sherman Hemsley and Isabel Sanford in ‘The Jeffersons.’

10 Deluxe Facts About ‘The Jeffersons’

The ‘All in the Family’ spin-off is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.

26 Big Facts About Pee-wee Herman

In the summer of 1985, Paul Reubens introduced America’s youth—and millions of young-at-heart adults—to a new kind of comedy.

Melissa Gilbert stars in Little House on the Prairie.

42 Big Facts About ‘Little House on the Prairie’

'Little House on the Prairie' was television at its most wholesome, but that doesn't mean that everything that went down behind-the-scenes was PG-rated. Now, Netflix is rebooting the series.

How to Watch Super Bowl LIX Without Cable

Catching the Super Bowl used to be a pain without cable. Now it's (almost) effortless.

Why Are They Called the “Grammys”?

No, the Grammys weren’t christened to honor someone’s grandmother.

10 Damn Fine Facts About David Lynch

The iconoclastic director behind ‘Mulholland Drive,’ ‘Twin Peaks,’ and more cult classics—who passed away on January 16, 2025 at the age of 78—once drew a comic strip about a furious dog and disliked large furniture.

The Controversial Television Special That Took Audiences Back to ‘Titanic’

‘Return to the Titanic: Live!’ cracked open a safe from the ship on live TV—and though the special was a ratings success, it faced plenty of criticism. ‘The Washington Post’ even declared that it “added little to the ‘Titanic’ story.”