Lisa Kudrow is best known for playing the lovable, quirky character Phoebe Buffay on the hit sitcom Friends, but the actress got her start as a member of the improv group, The Groundlings. She made people worldwide sing about “smelly cats,” but where is she now?
Brian Thomas Smith played the less-than-smart boyfriend of Penny on Big Bang Theory, but the actor got his start on the reality series The Amazing Race, competing with his brother.
Cleavant Derricks is best known for his time on Broadway and for appearing as Rembrandt Brown in the science fiction series Sliders.
Susanna Hoffs is known for being a founding member of the hit 80s band The Bangles. She went on to have a solo career with several albums under her belt. See what this sultry singer has been up to ever since those Manic Mondays.
A.J. Langer had several minor roles in shows like Baywatch, Blossom, and Hangin’ with Mr. Cooper before landing a recurring role on the ABC teen drama My So-Called Life, which soon became a cult classic. Why don’t we see her in television and movies anymore?
We all make mistakes and have our regrets in life, but for Rachel Leigh Cook, that mistake cost her the opportunity to be in a career defining superhero franchise.
George Bianchini is a camera and Steadicam operator who has worked on television shows like The Peripheral, The Time Traveler’s Wife, and Brotherhood.
Caroline Ellison is a former CEO at Alameda Research and made headlines in December 2022, when she pleaded guilty to fraud charges stemming from allegations that the company owed $10 billion to cryptocurrency exchange FTX.
British-American actress and director Amanda Tapping is best known for her role in Stargate SG-1 but has continued to add credits to her name since first appearing on screen. Fans will also remember her for her roles in The X-Files and Goosebumps.
Thomas F. Wilson is best known for playing bully Biff Tannen in the classic film Back to the Future.
Joplin Sibtain is a British actor, who is best known for his role as Brasso in the Disney+ series Andor, a prequel to Rogue One.
In the bustling world of 1980s television, few shows captured the quirky essence of the decade quite like “Night Court.”
Set in the heart of New York City’s criminal court system, the sitcom introduced us to a cast of eccentric characters, each more memorable than the last.
Among them stood the towering, bald-headed bailiff, Nostradamus “Bull” Shannon, portrayed with impeccable comedic timing by Richard Moll.