Barbie
A true American icon, with a body that no woman could ever obtain and set the benchmark for little girls everywhere. It all started in a Toy Show in New York back in 1959 and Barbie is still going strong. Men, Women and children everywhere have either seen, played with or collected Barbie’s. (Biography)

The Bee Gees
The Gibb brothers made up the famous group who’s because of jealousies almost lost their group. They hit it big during the Disco era and then due to the anti-, backlash were subject to radio stations having “Bee Gees-Free Weekends”. Take a look at the groups hits and Andy Gibb’s death. (Biography)

Bo Derek
Her first role in the movie Orca she landed the role that made her every man’s fantasy in the 1979 movie 10 where she appeared in a swimsuit and hair in braids running down the beach. Currently, she plays an occasional role in 7th Heaven and had regular role in 2006 Fashion House. Interviews with Ann-Margaret and Hugh Hefner. (Biography)


Jean Dixon
She was one of the world’s renown and famous psychics. She was an advisor to U.S. Presidents and world-leaders. She wrote eight books and was featured in more than 800 daily newspapers over the world at the time of her death. She accurately predicted the assassination of John F. Kennedy. (Biography)

Tom Hanks
From his childhood, through Shakespearean actor to stardom. Who started acting on screen in He Knows Your Alone, he did small roles in TV shows such as: The Love Boat then into the hit series Bosom Buddies to his string of classic and hit movies such as Saving Private Ryan and Forrest Gump with many many more. Interviews with Steven Spielberg, Penny Marshall and Roger Ebert. (A&E)

Ron Howard
From his role in Andy Griffith Show, Twilight Zone and Happy Days as a child and teenager to his acclaim as a major director, take a look at one of America’s favorite child stars and director. Interviews with Don Knotts, Andy Griffith, Henry Winkler, Nicole Kidman, Tom Hanks and Tom Cruise. (A&E)

Angelina Jolie
Daughter of actor Jon Voight, award winner actress for Girl Interrupted. Know for her fight against poverty in Africa and a UN goodwill ambassador for the more than five years. Know for her romance and marriage to Brad Pitt. (A&E)

Boris Karloff
One of the icons of Horror, he started his screen career back in the days of silent movies, mostly doing serials as early as in 1919. His big hit came in 1931, with Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein as the monster. He also starred as the mummy in the hit movie of the same name The Mummy in 1932. He even appeared in five movies after his death in 1969. He will always be known as one of the all-time favorite monsters of the screen. (Biography)

Jessica Lange
Model turned actress who has played some of the best female roles out there. She won her first Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in her role in 1982's Tootsie. She won her second Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in 1994's Blue Sky. She was nominated for a total of 6 Academy Awards and played such famous people as Patsy Cline and Frances Farmer. Interviews with Jeff Bridges, Dabney Coleman and Charles Durning. (Biography)

Suzanne Somers
As a struggling young actress she starred in a few hit TV shows in bit parts, she landed the mystery girl in 1973 in the hit movie American Graffiti and other bit parts in movies and TV. In 1977, she landed her breakout role as Chrissy Snow for 88 episodes in Three’s Company until a bitter dispute over salary increase. She didn’t really do much until 1991, when she landed one of the lead roles in Step By Step for 160 episodes. She is a breast cancer survivor known for her homeopathic treatment back in 1985. Interviews with Barry Manilow, Merv Griffin, and the late John Ritter. (Biography)

Sharon Tate
Actress and one of the people killed by the Charlie Manson’s followers when she was eight months pregnant with her husband Roman Polanski’s child. (Biography)

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