The baby from "Bewitched" is now 60. Decades after the show ended, she remains connected to the entertainment world in surprising ways. What happened to her after the cameras stopped rolling?
In an era when Hollywood turned on its own, one actress' refusal to betray her principles cost her over a decade of work. Her comeback wasn't just a return to the screen. It was a reinvention, paving the way for her to become an Oscar-winning star and trailblazing documentarian.
This Hollywood star became famous for playing Caroline Ingalls on "Little House on the Prairie." These days, the actress spends her time with her two children, rarely making an appearance on screen.
A Hollywood legend who once dazzled audiences in the 1950s and '60s just turned 92. After rising to stardom in some of the era's most iconic films, she left it all behind. Decades later, her rare appearances still spark fascination and conversation.
Plastic surgeons have praised the Australian actress for maintaining her timeless appearance over the years. A few have shared insights into possible methods she might be using to preserve her youthful glow.
After years of infertility, we adopted Sam, a sweet 3-year-old with ocean-blue eyes. But when my husband went to bathe Sam, he ran out, yelling, "We must return him!" His panic made no sense until I spotted the distinctive marking on Sam's foot.
"One year after I'm gone, clean my photo on the headstone. Just you. Promise me," my grandma whispered her dying wish. A year after burying her, I approached her grave to keep my word, armed with some tools. What I found behind her weathered photo frame left me breathless.
