The List

Fans of family-oriented TV series from the '50s and '60s can thank these seasoned actors for bringing these beloved father figure characters to life.

Ben Jones rose to fame as Cooter Davenport on the legendary show "The Dukes of Hazzard," but what he did after the role wrapped may come as quite a surprise.

Princess Diana's wedding to King Charles III was an iconic fashion moment in royal history, but the People's Princess despised one crucial aspect of her look.

Scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis has defeated many a monster on screen, but she shares that the bravest thing she's ever done is a bit more personal.

Supermodels are known for their stunning looks, and '70s model Marisa Berenson is still looking like a stunning beauty even as she ages well into her 70s.

Fans of Taylor Sheridan's Paramount+ sensation "Landman" have had the opportunity to watch star Francesca Xuereb emerge from obscurity to fame in real time.

For Maya Angelou, courage was the backbone of all that's worthwhile in life. It was the acclaimed writer's own courage that helped her overcome so much in life.

One of Hollywood's classic heartthrobs, Robert Redford, didn't get this role, and it may have something to do with his looks and his charisma.

Good advice is often earned the hard way, which means that Drew Barrymore is unfortunately very wise when it comes to the subject of divorce.

The silver spoon of nepotism goes a long way, but it can't make you a guaranteed college grad, so these celebrity kids deserve a bit of credit for crushing it.