Susan Lucci is a daytime TV legend, who ruled the roost on "All My Children" for over 40 years, so fans understandably still revisit one big awards show moment.
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The sitcoms of the 1980s introduced audiences to talented young stars. Here's what these former child actors look like today and what they've been up to since.
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"One Day at a Time" was a groundbreaking show back in its day. Sadly, some of its stars went on to lead lives that were a far cry from a sitcom.
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Irene Ryan who played Granny from "The Beverly Hillbillies" rose to stardom through trials and tribulations and went from stage to screen in the days before TV.
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After a particularly grueling shoot, David Cassidy drove the Partridge Family bus off the lot, causing chaos on the streets and behind the scenes.
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"Jurassic Park" fans are mourning the loss of Sam Neill. The actor leaves them with the memoir he penned after his cancer diagnosis, "Did I Ever Tell You This?"
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Wyatt Russell is Hollywood royalty, but unlike most nepo babies, he holds his own weight — first as a hockey player and now as an actor and entrepreneur.
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Jamie Lee Curtis has several iconic roles under her belt, from "Halloween" to "Freaky Friday," hence why the actor's all-time favorite might surprise you.
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This lucky woman caught the bouquet at the Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce fairytale wedding, Ashley Smith must have luck on her side with a catch like that.
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The 1980s introduced audiences to a number of legendary sitcom parents. Here is what some of the best former sitcom mom and dads have been up to since.
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These Hallmark stars look stunning with dark or light hair, but we're so used to seeing them with darker locks that seeing them as blondes is quite the shake up!
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1984's "The Karate Kid" was a massive hit, and its memorable cast was a big reason why. Here's what the stars' lives looked like after the movie hit theaters.
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"The Office" is a classic, but this episode, in particular, might be the most cringe-worthy. Writer B.J. Novak explains why it works for the show.
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Ron Howard was playfully teased on the set of George Lucas' movie "American Graffiti," which just so happened to be the former child star's first adult role.
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Ben Napier may be a wealthy man now, but he knows what it's like to run a small business and makes an effort to help boost others whenever he can.
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Mia Sara was about 18 when she made "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" but the experience of working on the beloved eighties movie was far from a teenage dream for her.
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The hosts of the latest season of Ben and Erin Napier's "Home Town Takeover," which takes place in Canada, will definitely be familiar to longtime HGTV fans.
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Nikki DeLoach has had a career renaissance of sorts, becoming one of the queens of Hallmark, which begs the question: Who has been her prince?
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Jan became a fan favorite on "The Office," played brilliantly by Melora Hardin. The stunning Hardin looks like she hasn't aged a day since those days.
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Shakira knew she was destined for the spotlight at an early age. Here is how the pop music superstar made her dream come true and got where she is today.
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HGTV star Jenny Marrs might not consider herself a jewelry person, but the few pieces she does wear hold a deep, sentimental meaning.
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"Dutton Ranch" will soon have a new showrunner as Benjamin Cavell takes the reins ahead of Season 2 — and the show's stars can't wait to work with him.
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François-Henri Pinault, Salma Hayek's husband, is a very successful and extremely wealthy person. Here's what to know about the billionaire businessman.
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Taylor Sheridan has skyrocketed into TV stardom but before the success of shows like "Yellowstone," the creator was involved in these movies and series.
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Bonnie Tyler might've died on July 8 but the "Total Eclipse of the Heart" singer's legacy will live on thanks to the talent she shared while she was alive/
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You may not remember shows like "It's Your Move" or "The Duck Factory," but you surely know Jason Bateman, Jim Carrey, and other big names from lost sitcoms.
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Fans of the "Today" show were concerned when a slew of their favorite hosts were mysteriously absent, but at least it allowed some new stars to make their mark.
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