Why Stephen King Didn't Let Anyone Else Write His Apple TV+ Series Lisey's Story
While Stephen King only occasionally adapts his work for the screen, he was adamant about being the one to write the Lisey's Story miniseries for Apple TV+.
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Why Alan Ritchson Doesn't Want To Star In A Jack Reacher Movie
Alan Ritchson is a huge part of the success of Reacher on Prime Video but the beefiest man on TV has no interest in bringing the character to the big screen.
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The Worst John Wayne Movie, According To Letterboxd Users
Letterboxd reviewers have deemed this film the worst John Wayne movie of all time. In fact, it's fair to say just about everyone hates this thing.
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5 Characters Who Could Return In The White Lotus Season 4
The White Lotus creator Mike White has mentioned a possible 'all stars' season of his hit show. If that happens, here are the characters we'd love to revisit.
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The Seinfeld Storyline That NBC Executives Demanded (And Eventually Got)
NBC executives eventually got Seinfeld co-creator Larry David to include a particular storyline, though it didn't play out the way they'd expected.
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How Burt Reynolds Felt About His Time On Gunsmoke
Before he was a movie star, Burt Reynolds had a recurring role on Gunsmoke (which he later deemed the greatest part of his career).
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The 12 Best Action Adventure Movies Like Indiana Jones
For any major fan of the "Indiana Jones" franchise, here are 12 action adventure flicks that hit similar themes, settings, and overall vibes.
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Why Jonathan Pryce Initially Turned Down Game Of Thrones
Jonathan Pryce could've joined the Game of Thrones cast sooner than he did, but initially passed on the series before playing the High Sparrow.
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6 Best Spy Movies James Bond Fans Need To Watch
If you're a James Bond fan who has made their way through the entire franchise and want something new to watch, here are 6 good spy movie options.
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30 Years Ago, A John Carpenter Box Office Bomb Marked A Turning Point For The Horror Master
John Carpenter is an unquestionable master of horror even if the box office, especially in the 1990s, didn't reflect his power.
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Why Lauren Holly's Jenny Shepard Left NCIS
Jenny Shepard (Lauren Holly) went out about as dramatically as a character can go on NCIS. Here's what prompted this turn of events (according to Holly).
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Invincible Season 4: Everything We Know So Far
Invincible has officially been renewed for season 4. Here's what we know about its potential release date and the enemies Mark will face next.
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12 Actors Who Reprised Their Roles In Different Projects
Aside from sequels, there have been a number of instances where actors reprised certain roles in different projects, from commercials to crossovers.
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Bones Star David Boreanaz Hated One Aspect Of Playing Seeley Booth
David Boreanaz has almost always been clean-shaven for his acting roles, but one season of Bones changed that - and he hated it.
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5 Walton Goggins Movies & TV Shows The White Lotus Fans Need To Watch
With The White Lotus season 3 behind us, here are five of our favorite Walton Goggins movies and TV shows that every Goggins fan should watch.
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The 2005 Deadpan Comedy Movie Bill Murray Called 'Perfect'
Out of all the movies he's starred in (which includes several comedy classics), Bill Murray feels he hasn't made a better one than this deadpan 2005 dramedy.
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Why The Pitt Doesn't Feature Music, According To Noah Wyle
As you might assume, The Pitt's lack of music was a deliberate choice made by the show's creatives, including star and producer Noah Wyle.
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Andor Season 2's Catchy Wedding Song Raises Some Serious Questions
Andor season 2 features a banger of a wedding song. Frankly, we'd like to see more stuff like it in the Star Wars franchise going forward.
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Why The Big Bang Theory Star Sara Gilbert Is Disappointed With Leslie Winkle's Arc
Leslie Winkler (Sara Gilbert) was a major player on The Big Bang Theory before disappearing from the show altogether. Here's Gilbert's take on what happened.
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Metacritic's Highest-Rated Sports Movie Features One Of Dennis Quaid's Earliest Roles
This Oscar-winning dramedy, which features Dennis Quaid in one of his earliest roles, is the highest-rated sports movie on Metacritic.
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The Fan-Made Power Rangers Hoax That Actually Became Canon
Power Rangers canon can be confusing at times. Case in point? Here's how a Power Rangers fan hoax turned urban legend eventually became canonical.
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1989's Batman Was Nearly A Bizarrely Overcrowded Movie From A Classic James Bond Screenwriter
Before Tim Burton delivered the pop culture juggernaut of 1989's Batman movie, a James Bond screenwriter took a crack at the script.
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Why The Walking Dead Movies Never Happened
The Walking Dead was such a hugely successful show, it seemed like horror movie spin-offs would be a given. Here's why they never came to be.
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Before Becoming A Horror Icon, Saw's Tobin Bell Showed Up In Seinfeld
Long-running TV shows with opportunities for guest appearances mean many horror icons have credits to their name on sitcoms like Seinfeld.
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A Gilligan's Island Star Turned Down The Show At First
One of the eventual members of CBS's Gilligan's Island ensemble cast turned down the show multiple times before essentially being begged by the network to join.
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Why Georgie And Mandy's First Marriage Has A Big Advantage Over Young Sheldon
Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage is a spin-off of Young Sheldon but the change in sitcom style is the show's superpower.
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Stephen King Had One Condition To Allow The Mist TV Series
Although the acclaimed movie version of The Mist already existed, Stephen King gave his blessing to a TV series adaptation on a simple condition.
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