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Little House on the Prairie Star Reveals the Episode He Thinks Jumped the Shark

Friday, January 9 by Joe Kramer

Dean Butler, who played Almanzo Wilder on Little House on the Prairie, recently shared his pick for the episode that “jumped the shark” during an appearance on The Patrick LabyorSheaux podcast. Butler singled out Season 9, Episode 20, “For the Love of Blanche,” as... Read More.

The Surprising History of Mah Na Mah Na From Risqué Origins to Muppet Fame

Friday, January 9 by Joe Kramer

For decades, “Mah Na Mah Na” has been a staple of pop culture, instantly recognizable for its playful chorus and infectious call-and-response. Most people associate it with the Muppets, Sesame Street, or viral clips online, but its origins are far more unexpected. The song was... Read More.

Behind the Laughter Famous Sitcom Costar Feuds That Shook TV

Friday, January 9 by Joe Kramer

Classic sitcoms are beloved for their on-screen chemistry, but behind the scenes, tempers sometimes flared and egos clashed. Here’s a chronology of some of the most notorious feuds between sitcom costars—proof that laughter doesn’t always come easily. William Frawley vs. Vivian Vance — I Love... Read More.

Magical Behind the Scenes Secrets of A Christmas Story

Wednesday, December 10 by Joe Kramer

A Christmas Story: Behind-the-Scenes Facts That Make It Even More Magical It's Based on (Sort of) True Stories A Christmas Story draws from the semi-autobiographical tales of Jean Shepherd, who grew up in Hammond, Indiana. The film is adapted from his book In God We... Read More.

Dick Van Dyke to Celebrate 100th Birthday with Jeopardy Marathon and Family Time

Wednesday, December 10 by Joe Kramer

Dick Van Dyke, turning 100 on December 13, has chosen a low-key and personal way to mark the milestone—by staying home and watching reruns of his favorite TV show, Jeopardy!, with his wife Arlene Silver. Instead of a large celebration, Van Dyke plans to... Read More.

The Story Behind Little Nero’s Pizza from Home Alone and Its Lasting Pop Culture Legacy

Wednesday, December 10 by Joe Kramer

What To Know About Little Nero’s Pizza from Home Alone Little Nero’s Is Not a Real Pizza Chain Little Nero’s Pizza, featured in the classic film Home Alone, was created specifically for the movie. It does not exist as a real pizza chain. The brand... Read More.

The Soaring Cost of the 12 Days of Christmas Gifts Hits Record High in 2024

Wednesday, December 10 by Joe Kramer

Holiday gift-giving isn’t immune to inflation, and the latest data from the 2024 PNC Christmas Price Index proves just how much more expensive grand gestures have become. If you’re thinking of surprising someone with all the gifts from the classic carol “The 12 Days... Read More.

Sony Develops Men in Black 5 with Chris Bremner Eyeing Will Smith Return

Wednesday, December 10 by Joe Kramer

A new installment in the Men in Black franchise is currently in development at Sony Pictures, with Chris Bremner—known for scripting Bad Boys for Life—set to write the fifth entry in the iconic sci-fi comedy series. While Will Smith has not yet officially signed... Read More.

The Most Popular Toys of the 1980s Year by Year

Wednesday, December 10 by Joe Kramer

The 1980s were a golden age of toys, with each year bringing a new must-have that captured the imagination of kids across the country. Here’s a look back at the most popular toys from each year of the decade, according to the Strong Museum... Read More.

Motley Crue Announces 45th Anniversary Carnival of Sins North American Tour for Summer 2026

Wednesday, December 10 by Joe Kramer

Mötley Crüe marks their 45th anniversary and the 20th anniversary of the “Carnival Of Sins Tour” with a major North American amphitheater run this summer, promoted by Live Nation. The tour kicks off July 17 at The Pavilion at Star Lake in Burgettstown, PA,... Read More.

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