Fast facts about music legends Bing Crosby and Eddy Arnold.

Known for his enormous size, the NFL player spent the majority of his playing career with the Chicago Bears, and once set a record for the heaviest player to score a touchdown at 335 lbs (152 kg). 

One of TV's longest-running Western series, and loosely based on the classic novel by Owen Wister, The Virginian was the first television Western to run 90 minutes rather than 30 or 60 (except a 30-minute pilot had been filmed in 1958, but was never picked up).

The professional wrestler was a nine-time NWA* World Light Heavyweight Champion and became a famous wrestling manager in his later years. 

*the National Wrestling Association, not the later National Wrestling Alliance

Created and popularized by legendary Hollywood director Howard Hawks, the "Hawksian woman" is, in film terminology, the character archetype of the tough-talking woman.

Fast facts about Bing Crosby and country-rock legend Billy "Crash" Craddock.

The Black College Football Hall of Famer spent 15 seasons playing defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys, where he spent his entire NFL career.

One of the earliest series broadcast in color, the television Western is the second longest-running Western series on network television (behind Gunsmoke), running fourteen seasons.

The professional wrestling manager, executive, and former promoter has worked in varous promotions in his more than 30-year career, including WWE, where he is currently signed and appears on the SmackDown brand.

One of the foremost voice impressionists in the country, Jim Meskimen is perhaps best known for his voiceover work in cartoons and video games.