Brent Furdyk

4 weeks ago | grunge.com | Brent Furdyk

Few bands rocked harder and more successfully than legendary Boston rock group Aerosmith, the fivesome featuring Brad Whitford (guitar), Tom Hamilton (bass), Joey Kramer (drums) and lead guitarist extraordinaire Joe Perry. Leading the way, of course, was scarf-loving singer Steven Tyler, one of the most charismatic frontmen to ever grasp a microphone. AdvertisementThe band had a string of iconic hits in the 1970s, including the likes of "Dream On," "Sweet Emotion," "Walk This Way," and others.

1 month ago | nickiswift.com | Brent Furdyk

Supermarket tabloids have covered a lot of questionable celebrity moms, ranging from some tragic "Teen Mom" stars to Patricia Krencil, aka Tan Mom, who came to fame after being arrested for allegedly placing her 5-year daughter in a tanning booth, and went on to become one of the wackiest member of Howard Stern's infamous Wack Pack. AdvertisementThen, of course, there's Natalie Suleman, aka OctoMom, who earned that media-generated nickname after giving birth to octuplets.

1 month ago | nickiswift.com | Brent Furdyk

Goldie Hawn has been woven into the fabric of pop culture for so long it seems almost impolite to point it out. After all, since skyrocketing to television fame in the 1960s, she's entertained millions with her movies over a period spanning seven decades, sharing the screen with some of Hollywood's biggest stars (Warren Beatty in "Shampoo," legendary Oscar winner Meryl Streep in "Death Becomes Her," to name just two), while also branching out as a producer and director.

1 month ago | thelist.com | Brent Furdyk

Canadian contractor Mike Holmes has been a fixture on HGTV for more than two decades, first attracting viewers' attention with "Holmes on Homes." That series, which had been airing in his native Canada for several years before making its way to American television, followed his exploits as he came to the rescue of harried homeowners, repairing the earlier botched renovations of less-meticulous contractors.

1 month ago | grunge.com | Brent Furdyk

Biopics about famous folks have long enjoyed popularity with filmgoers, dating back to the earliest days of the medium. Way back in 1909, in fact, when "Birth of a Nation" director D.W. Griffith directed a seven-minute film focused on author Edgar Allan Poe, while other biopics from that era focused on the likes of Australian outlaw Ned Kelly, Russian novelist Alexander Pushkin, and British stage star Eleanor Gwynn.