Charlie’s Angels stars Jaclyn Smith, Kate Jackson, and Cheryl Ladd stunned with their ageless beauty during a reunion at the 2026 Emmy Awards. On Monday, September 14, the three actresses presented the award for Best Drama, which went to The Pitt.
The Angels are back together. Nearly 50 years after Charlie’s Angels became a television phenomenon, Cheryl Ladd, Jaclyn Smith, and Kate Jackson reunited at the 78th Emmy Awards to present one of the biggest honors of the night: Outstanding Drama Series.
Charlie’s Angels star Kate Jackson reportedly “resented” the show, her former co-star, Jaclyn Smith, claims. In Smith’s new memoir, I Once Knew a Guy Named Charlie, she detailed Jackson’s “temper,” per Page Six, as well as the reason Jackson thought she deserved a share of the show’s profit as a creator.
Redmond O’Neal’s godmother has said she’s hopeful for his future “more than ever” thanks to the “work” he’s doing on himself. The 41-year-old son of the
Charlie’s Angels stars Cheryl Ladd, Kate Jackson, and Jaclyn Smith recently reflected on their cancer journeys — something they also had in common with their late costar Farrah Fawcett.
Some of these 'dos are more famous than the head that wore them. Here are 20 of the most famous hairstyles from movie and TV history.
1995 had some of the most essential releases of the decade from some of Jim Carrey and Robin Williams’ bests to some that were truly out of this world. All of those and more as we look at movies turning 30 in 2025.
Think of Farrah Fawcett’s hair in that infamous poster from the ‘70s or Uncle Jesse’s undeniable mane from Full House. Those hair moments made people lose it — in the best way — but what about when there’s no hair up there?
People talk a lot about those known worldwide for their infamous faces and fashion, but what about their follicles? Some of them defined an era, some inspired fans to try out the look themselves, and others made it their most notable feature. No matter what, though, the following people have the most iconic hair in pop culture.
Not all fashion icons are real people. These 20 TV characters are just as known for their stunning style as their plot lines.
Before Keke Palmer hosts the star-studded 2020 VMAs on Sunday, Aug. 30, check out our predictions for this year's winners.
Whether they’re period pieces, comedies, horror films or neo-noirs — and take place in the city of New Orleans or on the waters of Bayou Country — you, too, can help usher in Mardi Gras with these 22 movies set in Louisiana.
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