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Female silent film stars possessed beauty, persistence, flair, and probably a sister in the business.

Journey into a world of comedy featuring some of the best comedians and comediennes of a different time and place. Albany, Ga. - BearManor Media announces the release of The Funniest Icons of the 20th Century Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 by John Stanley.

"When a wolf is chasing your sleigh, throw him a raisin cookie, but don't stop to bake a cake." This and other famous “Polish proverbs” were often spoken by George Peppard as Thomas Banacek, a detective solving seemingly impossible thefts, in the NBC...

“Goodnight, John Boy.” Who can forget the heartwarming finale to each episode of The Waltons? Actor Joe Conley, who played shopkeeper Ike Godsey, mirrors the timeless tales that unfolded on Walton’s Mountain.

Gale Gordon, one of America’s favorite actors with numerous radio, television, stage, and films to his credit, possessed impeccable comic timing and a unique voice that made him one of the busiest and most productive talents of the twentieth century.

The 2016 Academy Awards may have allegedly snubbed Black performers for major awards, but BearManor Media puts their spotlight every day on legendary Black icons of twentieth century show business. Nyota Uhura. Leonard Reed. Nina Mae McKinney. Buckwheat.

Una's amazing life may have seemed idyllic and storybook from the outside; her career achievements went on to be acknowledged by a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a Tony Award, and an Oscar nomination, but her life was actually filled with a great...

Drive-in movies created for teenagers reached the heights of popularity during the 1950s and 1960s due largely to productions by Sam Katzman, James H. Nicholson, and Roger William Corman.

The Andy Griffith Show begat Gomer Pyle: U.S.M.C. The Mary Tyler Moore Show spun-off Rhoda and Phyllis. An episode of All in the Family became Maude and another episode became The Jeffersons.