Newsweek Special Edition

Greed is good, but Cher is better.

Making short films to appear before the feature presentation was Shirley Temple's first break.

Shirley Temple's deal with 20th Century Fox not only made her career, it saved the studio.

1984 was the year of Big Brother and purple precipitation.

Lasting a full eight years longer than the war it was based on, M*A*S*H was one of the most beloved shows in American history.

She didn't travel abroad on a good ship, but Shirley Temple Black charmed the world in person just like she had on-screen.

The sounds and sights of the entire decade are enjoying a resurgence. But is it a unique phenomenon or a natural human tendency?

Use your comprehensive knowledge from the past five years at Hogwarts and check the answer key to see how many O.W.L.s you can earn to set you on your path for years six and seven.

Take this quiz to see how well you remember that fateful night in the graveyard.

Test your knowledge of the behind-the-scenes details that went into the making of Alfonso Cuarón's Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

Riddles, secrets and trivia litter the pages of Chamber of Secrets. See how much you can remember!

Billy Graham's 16-week New York Crusade attracted thousands of people and cemented the reverend's place in history.

Billy Graham discusses the storm, the mystery of evil and a regret from his long ministry.

A 2007 biography of Billy Graham explores his love for people and leadership.

Group meditation class instructor Jane Mcquade offers direction for clearing your mind to make way for exploring inner peace.

Danielle Hardee, a wellness advocate for doTERRA International, discusses the momentum-building benefits of essential oils.

Veronica Bero of The Bodhi Tree explains why incorporating crystals into your everyday life could be a game-changer.

For centuries, there have been those who believe tarot offers a glimpse into the future. It's a tradition that continues today.

Alongside fellow feminists Opal Tometi and Patrisse Cullors, Alicia Garza co founded Black Lives Matter, a project sparked by the deaths of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown.

As a young undocumented Afghan refugee in Iran, Sonita Alizadeh chose to speak out against child marriage—and she did it through the medium of rap.

How the 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend' co-creator, writer, star flipped the rom-com on its head.

The co-founder of the nonprofit Bitch Media and author of three feminist texts has been analyzing the intersection of pop culture and feminism for decades.

The Chicago-based writer, artist and scholar shook up the literary world with her imaginative debut, `Electric Arches.'

Moments of courage, strength and rebellion in the fight for feminism.

The film's star credits the founder of Barnum & Bailey Circus with the "idea that you could be who you want to be, that it doesn't matter where you're born or what school you went to."

The famed showman founded the Barnum & Bailey Circus.

After more than 100 years of tradition, the circus of 2017 is poised for a popular reinvention.

When the elders of San Francisco's Chinatown challenged Bruce, "Little Dragon" didn't back down.

The kung fu legend made his screen debut as a baby in 1941.

Bruce's wild adolescence forged him into a kung fu master known around the world.