Discover what the stars of the 1990 holiday movie have been up to since the hit film smashed box offices records.

The basketball icon helped revitalize a classic franchise, worked himself into championship shape and opened up the door for future athletes to follow in his footsteps.

From the famous actress originally slated to lead the movie to a possible third film, here are some facts about the convent comedies starring Whoopi Goldberg.

From the surprising people Meryl Steep based her character on to the actress the studio originally wanted for Anne Hathaway's role, here are some facts about the 2006 movie.

Discover what the stars of the 1971 movie are up to since finding the golden ticket.

From who was originally cast as Marty McFly to why Crispin Glover isn't in the sequels, here are some facts about the films starring Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd.

From the actresses that switched roles to on-set squabbles, here are some facts about the classic sitcom starring Betty White, Bea Arthur, Rue McClanahan and Estelle Getty.

Here are some facts about the award-winning movies centered around the fictional Corleone crime family.

From the famous kiss between Kevin and Winnie to the unconventional way the show was filmed, here are some facts about the coming-of-age drama starring Fred Savage.

Here are facts about the 1984 blockbuster starring Harrison Ford as the titular character.

The beloved movie musical about the von Trapp family, starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer, almost didn't happen.

When he was 16, the rocker lost his virginity to an older woman and 10 years later, the event inspired him to write his 1971 hit song.

Leads Josh Brolin and Sean Astin have enjoyed extended success as actors, while others pivoted to work as screenwriters, stunt coordinators and activists.

When the star of the hit sitcom asked for the same salary as her male counterparts, she was booted from the show and ostracized in Hollywood.

During the time of the kiss, there were still many questions about AIDS, a disease which Hudson had, including if you could transmit it from locking lips.

The show’s creators modeled the sitcom couple after the bantering and romantic relationship between the Hollywood icons.

The actress was already guest-starring as a waitress named Ursula on "Mad About You" when the role of Phoebe came along and producers scrambled to create a connection.

The movie was originally conceived as a dark, gritty drama and when a new director signed on to the film, Roberts had to fight to keep her part.

After the death of the actor who played Coach, Harrelson joined the show, invigorated the cast with his youthful zest and quickly won over audiences.

The iconic hairstyle helped make her a cultural icon in the ‘90s, but the actress said she would rather shave her head than wear it again.

The show's groundbreaking storyline marked the first time a primetime series portrayed the lead character contemplating an abortion.

With their songs "The Tide is High" and "Rapture," Blondie strayed from their punk rock roots and introduced reggae and rap music to the mainstream.

The 'Charlie’s Angels' star was at a crossroads and an early partnership with Kmart guided her toward a new industry and career.

Before the actors were cast as Danny and Sandy, several well-known names were at the top of the list.