Classic TV is comfort food for the mind. That includes shows of long ago, many of which met their demise before they should have but are now wildly popular.
This "grande dame of the Everglades," as Marjory Stoneman Douglas came to be known towards the end of her long life, was a consequential person indeed.
Jeffrey Dahmer remains one of the most notorious serial killers in U.S. history. What was never revealed until much later and how much has the world forgotten?.
CBS has had plenty of bad moments over the course of its history. Here are some of the biggest scandals to hit CBS since its inception more than 90 years ago.
Promoter Ole Anderson told him he needed a nickname that reflected his wrestling style -- "savage." But where did the "Macho Man" portion of his name come from?
The name Claudine Longet may not ring many bells these days, but there was a time when the French-American ingénue equally turned heads and generated headlines.
The FBI has investigated connections between Dungeons & Dragons players and domestic terrorism, drug trafficking, and infighting within groups of players.
A letter unearthed from the Nixon Presidential Library and Museum reveals Prince Philip agonized over a speech he made during a 1969 visit with President Nixon.
Though the position of the pope, i.e. head of the Catholic Church, comes with reverence and respect from most people, it also can attract jealousy and violence.
Before Weezer had brought together all the musical elements to define their sound, frontman and songwriter Rivers Cuomo would listen to numerous other artists.
When Prince Philip was laid to rest in St. George's Chapel on April 17, Queen Elizabeth was joined at the funeral by her personal assistant, a lady-in-waiting.
Prince Philip was famous for his dislike of pomp, asking the Queen to "just stick me in the back of a Land Rover and drive me to Windsor." She granted his wish.
Victor Willis, performing with the Village People costumed variously as a police officer or a naval officer, suffered at the hands of the group's management.
The mummies of Guanajuato are 111 mummified human corpses, many of whom died during a cholera outbreak in the Mexican town in 1833 -- including a newborn.
Andy Warhol wasn't always the wealthy, eccentric artistic icon who created work in the 1970s and '80s that can now rake in more than $100 million per painting.
Visions of young lovers murmuring "forever," gazing into each other's eyes, foreheads together, bodies entangled: This is the stuff of dreams the world over.
Belle Gunness was a Norwegian-born serial killer thought to have murdered at least 14 people and perhaps as many as 40 in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
'60 Minutes' presents news that can change people's lives. One such story literally had an impact on someone's life, because it sent medical scammers to prison.
When it comes to transporting the pope, the so-called "PopeMobile" is usually what comes to mind, but did you know that there's a papal plane, too? Sort of.