Best known as one of the later members of the Three Stooges, the actor, comedian, and onetime burlesque performer became known as "Curly Joe" because of his physical resemblance to former Stooge Curly Howard.

A rundown of bizarre laws that are still on the books.

The romantic comedy premiered as a six-episode summer series in 1992, and was revived in February 2000, the latter version airing five episodes.

The director, producer, screenwriter and visual effects artist was known for his science-fiction and horror B-movies, often featuring supersized creatures.

The record label is credited with serving as the launchpad for many artists who defined the rock and roll era, including Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, and Jerry Lee Lewis.

Fast facts about Bing Crosby and comedian Freddie Prinze.

The professional wrestler is widely credited as the inventor of the bulldog headlock finisher.

In 1980, CBS-TV premiered the sitcom Ladies Man, about a divorced father who works at a women's magazine with a largely female staff, which ended after one season. In 1999, the same network launched another sitcom with the same title, this one about a furniture maker who struggles to balance his work life with the constant presence of women in his life. This series ran for two seasons. 

Editor's Note: The 1980 series made use of an apostrophe in its title.

An underrated figure in country music, the veteran recording artist found later fame as a harmony singer.

A rundown of wartime-related facts about Bob Hope and Bing Crosby.