When you're a seasoned Hollywood star like Harrison Ford, it's safe to say that every aspect of your life has been obsessively documented and captured by the media. So, just when we thought we knew everything about the Hollywood icon and his meteoric rise to fame, we've stumbled on some rare footage that challenged everything. In this rare clip from the '80s, Harrison talked about the time he was once a roadie for the Doors, and we're still trying to wrap our heads around it all.

In 1976, Farrah Fawcett landed her dream role as private detective Jill Munroe in the hit series Charlie's Angels. The show became a cultural phenomenon and it propelled her to instant stardom. Before she knew it, Farrah reached dizzy heights of popularity and became the pin-up girl of the 70s. Farrah then shocked everyone with the bombshell that she was suddenly quitting the show. So let's delve into the reasons and factors that contributed to her decision to quit.

When Seinfeld first aired in the late 1980s, the iconic "show about nothing" was crowned as one of the most successful TV sitcoms of all time. The show was co-created by Larry David and Jerry Seinfield, and was filled with awkward social situations, faux pas and cringe-worthy moments. It later emerged that this was one of the reasons that Seinfeld almost didn't happen at all. So let's go back to the beginning.

Ever since Marty Mcfly and Doc Brown hopped in their DeLorean time machine in 1985 and blasted Back to the Future, we were all spellbound. Before we knew it, we were all transported on an action-packed time-tripping adventure like no other. As the pair try to alter the past, they became mixed up in a time-altering chain reaction that affected the present and future. So let us transport you back to the future to relive the magic all over again with these rare behind the scenes photos, and see the details you probably missed the first time around.

Fans were mind-blown when they learned that two Keanu Reeves movies will premier on the exact same day. Not only will the much-anticipated The Matrix 4 hit our screens, but Keanu Reeves' indie action flick, John Wick 4 will too. Understandably the internet went into melt-down and May 21st 2021 has been officially declared as "Keanu Reeves Day." So let's unravel everything we know so far.

A long, long time ago, we were all introduced to a galaxy far, far away, and the legendary cast of Star Wars first exploded onto our movie screens. As the saga continues, and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker has just been released, we're paying homage to the Star Wars legacy. We've ransacked the archives to unearth the rarest footage and iconic behind-the-scenes moments on set. So, let's delve deeper and unravel the filming secrets from our favorite sci-fi galaxy.

It may have taken a few too many decades, but it looks like the age of male-dominated superheroes is coming to an untimely end. That's right, we are seeing the rise of a whole new generation of female superhero rivals, which are the epitome of girl power. From a Wonder Woman sequel to the introduction of a Lady Thor; let's see what we can expect from this expanding genre of female superpowers.

Ever since Friends exploded onto our screens in 1994, it became one of the beloved TV shows of all time. So, ever since fans said farewell to the iconic show in 2004, the burning question on everyone's lips has been over a possible Friends reunion. So, in honor of this beloved show, we imagine what would happen to the gang if they ever reunited.

For these iconic stars, landing their big break in a hit TV sitcom really was the dream. Although some actors lust after movie careers, a TV sitcom can be an instant way to catapult your way to fame. Sitcoms can offer a steady cash injection and can help win the hearts of a nation. Plus, these shows can spin a small fortune. They can be re-run for years on our TV screens, even after the show has wrapped up. So let's see why these small-screen stars are still smiling, and see how much fortune they really still rake in from their iconic sitcoms.

It's been 37 years since the iconic Spielberg eighties classic E.T. graced our screens. Ever since E.T. returned to his home planet, we've have been waiting on the edge of their seats for a sequel, or at least a nostalgic reunion with Elliot. Well, finally Sky's Comcast's Xfinity service gave movie buffs the closest we've ever got to a reunion, just in time for Christmas.