Why CBS Canceled The Damon Wayans Sitcom Poppa's House
Poppa's House, which co-starred Damon Wayans and Damon Wayans Jr. as father and son, was canceled by CBS after one season. Here's what happened.
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Strange New Worlds Season 3 Finally Reveals That A Certain Pop Song Still Exists In The Star Trek Universe
Strange New Worlds season 3 confirms this particular 20th-century pop song stands the test of time in the Star Trek universe ... and why wouldn't it?
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Why The Aliens In M. Night Shyamalan's Signs Make No Sense
M. Night Shyamalan's Signs is considered one of his best movies, but there's a glaring plot hole with the aliens that we can't get over.
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One John Malkovich Movie Will Be Impossible To Watch In Our Lifetime
John Malkovich and Robert Rodriguez made a film together that almost nobody alive today will actually see (for commercial rather than artistic reasons).
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Why Steven Spielberg Turned Down Jackie Chan's Jurassic Park Pitch
Watching one of the world's greatest martial artists face off against dinosaurs sounds fun, but Steven Spielberg wasn't sold on Jackie Chan's Jurassic pitch.
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The Main Bones Character Who Almost Died After Six Episodes
Tamara Taylor's Cam Saroyan was supposed to die early in her run on the procedural drama Bones, but she made such a good impression, the writers kept her alive.
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Creating Star Wars' Blue Milk Was More Complicated Than You Might Think
Luke's blue milk in Star Wars: A New Hope is quite memorable, though it was far more difficult to make than you might expect (to say nothing of how it tasted).
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The 15 Best A24 Movies Ranked
Despite only starting in 2012, A24 has made its mark among Hollywood's elite studios. Here's how we rank A24's best films in its 13-year existence thus far.
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Before Landman, Demi Moore And Billy Bob Thornton Worked On A Forgotten '90s Movie
Long before they teamed up on the small screen in Taylor Sheridan's Landman, Billy Bob Thornton and Demi Moore shared the screen in a '90s erotic drama.
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Stephen King Agrees This Hulu Show Is Giving Stanley Kubrick Vibes
Stephen King compared a moment from the second season of this Hulu series to Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of The Shining.
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What Does 'Fair Play' Mean To Superman's Mister Terrific?
Edi Gathegi's Superman character, Mister Terrific, has the words "Fair Play" written on his jacket sleeves. Here's why that choice matters to the character.
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Why The Equalizer 3's Italy Shoot Had The Crew Vomiting
Despite its gruesome violence, The Equalizer 3 is an often beautiful movie thanks to its real-life Italian backdrops (which weren't always easy to capture).
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10 K-Dramas That Were Canceled Too Soon
Even popular K-Dramas aren't immune to premature cancellations. Here are 10 examples of K-Dramas that were canceled way too soon.
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The Twilight Zone Almost Had Merchandise Before The Pilot Was Even Made
The Twilight Zone's creator, Rod Serling, was approached about developing a tie-in board game even before the show had premiered. Here was his response.
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Why ABC Canceled Gina Rodriguez's Not Dead Yet
The Gina Rodriguez sitcom Not Dead Yet only lasted two seasons before ABC pulled the plug. Here's why the show ended up being canceled.
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How Denzel Washington Really Feels About The Bone Collector
Five years after starring opposite Angelina Jolie in The Bone Collector, Denzel Washington revealed what he really thought of the thriller.
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The 5 Best John Wayne Movies That Are Streaming For Free
As problematic as John Wayne was in real life, he was a magnificent presence on-screen. Here are five of his best movies you can currently stream for free.
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The 10 Worst Post-Credits Scenes Of All Time
Marvel made credits scenes more common than they once were, whether they're for sequels or just for fun, and these are the worst post-credits scenes out there.
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Guardians Of The Galaxy Director James Gunn Was Bored By A Recurring Marvel Moment
Director James Gunn admitted he was bored with one specific, repetitive element when making the Guardians of the Galaxy movies.
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Why Gangs Of New York Almost Made Martin Scorsese Quit Directing
Martin Scorsese spent years trying to bring Gangs of New York to the screen, and when he finally got the chance he almost quit making movies.
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One Of Judy Garland's Most Beloved Musicals Has A Cut That Is Impossible To Watch Today
The Judy Garland version of A Star Is Born had multiple alternate cuts, and one of those cuts is seemingly impossible to watch today.
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The Ben Affleck Sci-Fi Movie That Bradley Cooper Missed Out On
Bradley Cooper threw his hat in the ring for roles in several major films early on in his career, including this Ben Affleck-starring sci-fi blockbuster.
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Val Kilmer's Batman Forever Has A Much Darker Version We'll Probably Never See
Batman Forever screenwriter Akiva Goldsman has confirmed the existence of an unfinished "Schumacher Cut" of the movie, and he hopes WB will release it.
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This Acclaimed 2024 Movie Is The Perfect Companion To Steven Spielberg's Munich
An acclaimed movie released in 2024 makes for a perfect double feature with 2005's Munich, one of Steven Spielberg's very best films.
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Superman's Mister Terrific Actor Almost Starred In A Hit Robert De Niro Series
Edi Gathegi, who became an instant fan-favorite in James Gunn's Superman as Mister Terrific, had to decide between being in that film or a Robert De Niro show.
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James Gunn's DC Universe Could Be Building Toward The Justice League – But Not How You Think
James Gunn has dropped some vague clues about where his big DC Universe is headed, and we have a theory about how it'll play out.
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The Beloved Musician Who Nearly Played Fonzie On Happy Days
It's hard to picture anybody but Henry Winkler playing Fonzie on Happy Days, but a popular musician at the time was actually another finalist for the role.
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