Lauren Novak

1 week ago | tvinsider.com | Lauren Novak

This excerpt appearscourtesy of our partner site When Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In first hit the airwaves in 1968 with its relevant comedy and bright colors, it felt like nothing else on TV at the time. Hosted by the slick Dan Rowan and the goofy Dick Martin, the show mixed slapstick sketches, one-liners, political jabs and many memorable performers who helped define 1960s humor.

1 week ago | remindmagazine.com | Lauren Novak

One of the biggest stars of Pee-wee’s Big Adventure besides Pee-wee himself was his iconic red bicycle. Tim Burton‘s feature film directorial debut follows the beloved character as he searches for his stolen bicycle across the U.S., going on many adventures and meeting an eclectic group of people along the way. What many fans may not know is that 14 bikes were used during production.

1 week ago | remindmagazine.com | Lauren Novak

Actor Tyrone Power would have turned 111 on May 5, 2025, and while it’s been decades since his too-soon passing on November 15, 1958, the dashing star of The Mark of Zorro, Blood and Sand and Nightmare Alley still holds a special place in Hollywood history. With his good looks and intense screen presence, his life was full of fascinating twists, a few romantic scandals and some unforgettable stories that might surprise even longtime fans.

1 week ago | remindmagazine.com | Lauren Novak

When Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In first hit the airwaves in 1968 with its relevant comedy and bright colors, it felt like nothing else on TV at the time. Hosted by the slick Dan Rowan and the goofy Dick Martin, the show mixed slapstick sketches, one-liners, political jabs and many memorable performers who helped define 1960s humor.

1 week ago | remindmagazine.com | Lauren Novak

Before The Andy Griffith Show became one of the most beloved series in television history, it actually started off as a backdoor pilot on another classic sitcom, The Danny Thomas Show — and the story behind it is just as charming as the small town it introduced us to. If you’ve never seen the episode (or are just in the mood for a rewatch), you’ll have a chance to catch it at 4pm EST on May 4 on MeTV, as part of their “Month of Mayberry” tribute to Griffith.