DJ AM: Five Mixes

Adam Goldstein, aka DJ AM, was one of the most famous disc jockeys in the world.

Jennifer Jones: Acting and Art

Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Jones made a name for herself in the 1940s and '50s with successful films such as The Song of Bernadette, Duel in the Sun and Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing.

Remembering Mary Travers

In a soft but strong voice, the Peter Paul & Mary singer called for social change.

The Michael Jackson 5

The King of Pop was wildly successful both as a solo artist and with his brothers, churning out some of the best-selling and most critically-acclaimed albums of all time. But he also lent his incredible talent to others’ music, guest singing with many musicians over the years. Whether they were his sisters and brothers, his friends, or big groups coming together for worthy causes, the recording stars of the 1980s and '90s knew their songs would turn out even better with a little help from MJ.

Dom DeLuise and Friends

Dom DeLuise was funny on his own, but when he got together with his friends, he was downright hilarious.

Captain Lou Albano: Never Duplicated

Lou Albano brought together two very different types of fans whose interests didn't often intersect: pro wrestling buffs and New Wave music lovers.

Gale Storm, American Idol

On the fourth anniversary of Gale Storm's death, we look back at the sunny singer and TV star – and the talent competition that started it all...

Remembering Grasshopper aka David Carradine

For millions of Americans in the 1970s, the face of Asian martial arts was David Carradine...

Les Paul: Sound of a Century

Les Paul played a big part in shaping the sound of the 20th century –as a guitarist, inventor, and innovator.

Bea Arthur: Golden

Bea Arthur was one of our all-time favorite TV stars. We – along with much of America – loved the plain-spoken women she played.

Do You Know Karl Malden?

Today would have been Karl Malden's 100th birthday, and we're noting the day with a look at three memorable examples of his work.