Television

Whether he was playing it angry, funny or both, Peter Boyle was loved and respected by colleagues and fans alike.

Before he went on to fame as B.A. Baracus on "The A-Team," Mr. T was a member of the biggest team of them all -- the U.S...

While serving in the Coast Guard, Sid Caesar noted a lack of morale on the base and thought a weekly Friday dance would lift...

In a life that spanned nearly a century, Ernest Borgnine was known as a consummate character actor -- and also was part of U...

Mentored by comic legend Red Skelton, Jamie Farr was drafted into the Army during the 1950s before gaining fame on the TV...

Talk-show host Montel Williams was the first Black enlisted Marine to complete and graduate both the Academy Prep School and...

Leonard Nimoy, who died on Feb. 27, 2015, may be widely known for playing Spock, but he also served in the Army Reserve.

The king of late-night TV for more than three decades, Johnny Carson enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1943.

After the global success of "John Wick: Chapter 4," the motion picture studio Lionsgate announced there will be a Chapter 5.