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In late November 1967, Mia Farrow was weeks away from finishing the role that would define her career, playing a frightened young wife in Roman Polanski’s Rosemary’s Baby, when her husband’s lawyer walked onto the Paramount set carrying divorce papers. The husband was Frank Sinatra, and they had been married for little more than a year. “I just thought it woul...


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“Na na na na na na na na, Batman!” Neal Hefti’s theme song barely needed lyrics, and it didn’t take long before kids across America were singing it on the playground. Batman premiered on ABC on January 12, 1966, which makes 2026 the show’s 60th anniversary. For most of its run it aired twice a week. The first night left the Dynamic Duo strapped to a deathtrap, ...


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Five days after Tom Skerritt died at 93, one of his granddaughters opened her phone and shared the last picture she has of the two of them together. It is a FaceTime screenshot, the kind of everyday image most families never think twice about, and Maddison Garcia poste...


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John Candy spent most of his adult life quietly bracing for an early death, and the people who loved him say that fear sits underneath every warm, rumpled character he ever played. He was born on Halloween in 1950 in Newmarket, Ontario, which means Saturday, October 31, 2026, would have been his 76th birthday.

He never reached 44.

Candy died of...


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Michael Landon would have turned 90 on Saturday, October 31, 2026. He was born Eugene Maurice Orowitz on Halloween 1936 in Forest Hills, Queens, and by the time pancreatic cancer took him on July 1, 1991, at 54, he had spent three decades in our living rooms as Little Joe Cartwright, Pa Ingalls and the angel Jonathan Smith. Yet the most personal story he ever filmed was...


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