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On this International Women's Day, an abbreviated history of women's wrestling.

Fast facts about the women's rights icon.

Everything you need to know about the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean.

Following the cancelation of the TV show Diff'rent Strokes , three of its stars - Dana Plato, Gary Coleman, and Todd Bridges - suffered numerous career setbacks. Bridges is now the sole surviving principal cast member.

The two-time Academy Award nominee started out doing stunts in numerous films and TV shows. For his contributions to the entertainment industry, he received a Hollywood Walk of Fame star in 1992 and was inducted into the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum's Hall of Great Western Performers in 1997.

Regarded by many to be one of the greatest managers in the history of pro wrestling, the so-called "Mouth of the South" has managed the likes of Honky Tonk Man, The Hart Foundation, and Jerry Lawler, among others.

In a career that spanned almost 40 years, criminal defense attorney F. Lee Bailey presided over some of the most famous trials in history, including those involving Sam Sheppard, Albert DeSalvo, and Patty Hearst. He was part of the so-called "Dream Team" during the O.J. Simpson saga.

Created at a time when the CB trucking craze swept America, the TV series B.J. and the Bear made its star Greg Evigan a heartthrob to female viewers.

One of country music's most promising acts during the 1990s, the Georgia-born singer was best known for hit songs such as “I Let Her Lie” “Amen Kind of Love”. He died in 2018 at the age of 46.

One of the most popular singing stars of his day, the Brooklyn-born crooner soared to stardom with the song "I Have But One Heart". His other hits include "You're Breaking My Heart" and "On the Street Where You Live".

In a career that was cut short by death, the self-described inventor of the Death Valley driver finisher was known for his stints in WWF, ECW, WCW, and in Mexico.

Entertainers who did their part to serve our country overseas.

Everything you need to know about R&B's "Mr. Excitement".

Fast facts about music icons Bing Crosby and Neil Diamond.

According to one source, between 1995 and 1999, almost all of the Sunday public affairs talk shows, including Meet the Press , Face the Nation , and This Week , avoided discussing corporate scandals. The issue came after agribusiness firm Archer Daniels Midland, for years a major sponsor of these shows, found itself in some hot water.

Known for his work in Mid-South Wrestling and the WWF, the WWE Hall of Famer was one of the most charismatic athletes of his time.

Facts about the 2008 remake of the 1939 film, which was in turn based on Clare Boothe Luce's comedy of manners that made it to Broadway.

Considered by some observers to be the forerunner of TV medical shows, Medic , which ran from 1954 to 1956, was the first of its kind to focus attention on medical procedures.

One of the purveyors of the revisionist Western movement, the director and screenwriter was known for employing an innovative yet explicit depiction of action and violence.

A look at some historical figures who decided to give cannabis a try: Queen Victoria, William Shakespeare, and James Monroe.

The professional wrestler (known in the ring as "Beautiful" Bobby Eaton) was best known as one half of the second version of the Midnight Express.

One of the first celluloid cowboys, Tom Mix played an important role in defining the western as the genre emerged at the birth of American cinema.

A cornerstone of radio and television's golden eras, Truth or Consequences blended the traditional quiz show format with wacky stunts.

Released in 1979, the movie Angels Revenge , also known as Angels Brigade and Seven from Heaven , was seen as a cheap knockoff of TV's Charlie Angels .

Child actor Carl Switzer won the hearts of millions as the scrawny Alfalfa in the Our Gang short subject series (later repackaged as The Little Rascals for television).