Trivia Tracks With Pryce Robertson

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).

A charter member of wrestling's The Midnight Express, Dennis Condrey is best known for his appearances in such promotions as World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and its forerunner Jim Crockett Promotions.