Katie Ranno

Joe Manganiello made a fun cameo as himself on "The Big Bang Theory," and Leonard's reaction to meeting the actor will confuse audiences.

"How to Get Away with Murder" was a critically-acclaimed series. New and potential viewers may wonder how many episodes were in the series.

"The Price Is Right" has featured beautiful models showing off luxurious prizes since 1972. Here's what some of them have been up to since leaving the show.

Jennifer Aniston almost didn't play Rachel Green on "Friends." It all worked out, of course, and the show forever altered the course of her career.

Full of envy, full of pep, and a deep appreciation for cats. That's Louis Litt, the antagonizing yet lovable attorney played by Rick Hoffman on the legal drama "Suits." Per his character's catchphrase, Hoffman Litt up corporate law firm Pearson Hardman during all nine seasons of the USA Network show. He's introduced as a junior partner who manages associate attorneys, including Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams), who does not have a law degree. As Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) works to keep Mike's secret, Louis wants to prove that he is better than Harvey while seeking his approval.

Alyson Stoner has been working in the entertainment industry since they were just a little kid -- here's what they've been up to lately.

Season 1 of the "Frasier" reboot on Paramont+ has many callbacks to Kelsey Grammer's antics on "Cheers" and "Frasier." Here are the small details you missed.

"The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes" proved that "The Hunger Games" franchise still has audience appeal -- but where will it go from here?

A young entrepreneur, best friend to his little sister Ruthie (Mackenzie Rosman), and the best pal that any dog could ever have. That's Simon Camden, the beloved little brother played by David Gallagher on the hit family TV series "7th Heaven." The show follows parents Reverend Eric Camden (Stephen Collins) and Annie Camden (Catherine Hicks) as they raise Simon and his many siblings while facing the ups and downs of life. Gallagher was there from the very start, first appearing in Season 1, Episode 1, "Anything You Want," which premiered in 1996. Fans would continue to watch him grow while Simon changed throughout the show, including piercing his ear, helping Happy through her pregnancy, grieving the loss of a classmate, and navigating college.

The last text shared by a loved one can be a heartbreaking yet treasured memento for their friends and family, and the same is true for beloved celebrities.