Paul Mescal's Most Hated Body Part Became Useful For His Gladiator 2 Role
A part of Paul Mescal's body, which his peers used to make fun of him for when he was younger, became an asset while making Ridley Scott's Gladiator 2.
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Mark Ruffalo Almost Quit 13 Going On 30 Over One Scene
Mark Ruffalo found that even a light-hearted romantic comedy like 13 Going on 30 is not without its acting challenges during filming.
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James Stewart's Favorite Movie Of His Was A 1940s Classic
James Stewart's favorite movie of his career is a classic, yearly rewatch for countless people across generations.
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Batman: The Animated Series Inspired This Classic Anime From Cowboy Bebop's Creators
Cowboy Bebop animation studio Sunrise worked on several episodes of Batman: The Animated Series, which itself inspired another classic Sunrise anime.
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Why William Shatner's 1986 SNL Appearance Left Some Star Trek Fans Furious
William Shatner's infamous 1986 SNL sketch targeting Trekkies caused a commotion, but how did Star Trek fans really feel about it? Here's the truth.
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Samuel L. Jackson Wasn't Quentin Tarantino's First Choice For Pulp Fiction's Jules Winnfield
Quentin Tarantino wrote the part of Jules in Pulp Fiction for another actor before it went to Samuel L. Jackson -- and this wasn't the first time that happened.
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The Only Main Actors Still Alive From The First Ever Episode Of Saturday Night Live
Saturday Night Live premiered in October 1975. Sadly, over the years, the sketch comedy series has lost some of the main cast members. So who is still alive?
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5 Characters Jared Padalecki Could Play In The Boys Season 5
Jared Padalecki is reuniting with Supernatural showrunner Eric Kripke to join The Boys season 5. Here are five characters he could end up playing.
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Peter Jackson Fired Ryan Gosling From One Of His Movies For A Ridiculous Reason
Peter Jackson and Ryan Gosling parted ways on The Lovely Bones over creative differences as part of what sounds like a slightly ridiculous ordeal.
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Clint Eastwood Named This 1950s Western The Worst Movie Ever Made
Clint Eastwood has starred in several legendary Westerns, but he also appeared in one that he would later declare the worst movie ever made.
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What Happened To Tina Louise After Gilligan's Island?
We have the answer to the question you've been contemplating for years, but were too scared to ask. Here's what happened to Tina Louise after Gilligan's Island.
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The Boys: What The Actor Who Plays Black Noir Looks Like In Real Life
One character on The Boys keeps his mask on (almost) the entire time. But here's what Black Noir looks like in real life.
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The True Story Behind Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone
Yellowstone, as creator Taylor Sheridan has noted, is wholly fictional, yet deals with a very real and very distressing concern in Montana.
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30 Years Ago, Wes Craven's Most Inventive Slasher Was Ignored At The Box Office
30 years ago, Wes Craven made one of the most innovative and important slashers of the 1990s. Unlike Scream, however, it bombed at the box office.
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Famous Actors Who Refuse To Work With Each Other
When you bring talented actors (and egos) together, there's bound to be conflict. These actors clashed on set and refused to work with each other again.
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The Best Horror Movies Streaming This Month Are Ghost Movies (October 2024)
We're officially in Halloween season, so we're celebrating by highlighting 10 spooky ghost movies you can stream right now.
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David Boreanaz Has The Perfect Pitch For A Bones Revival
David Boreanaz is not only game for a Bones revival featuring him and Emily Deschanel, but he also knows exactly how it should play out.
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Jim Parsons Reveals If He'd Play The Big Bang Theory's Sheldon Cooper Again
From The Big Bang Theory to Young Sheldon, Jim Parsons played Sheldon Cooper for a long, long time. Would he ever return to the role?
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Star Trek's Success Landed Gene Roddenberry A Big First For Hollywood
Gene Roddenberry, who created the original Star Trek and Star Trek: The Next Generation, is the first TV creator to receive this distinct Hollywood honor.
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Terrifier 3 Ending Explained: Blood Red Christmas
Terrifier 3 is another hack and slash from Art the Clown, but is this the end of the slasher series or the setup for Terrifier 4? Here's the ending, explained.
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One Wonder Woman Star Isn't Happy About James Gunn's DC Universe Reboot
DC doesn't seem interested in making a Wonder Woman threequel, and co-star Connie Nielsen thinks they're 'leaving money on the table.'
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Two Gunsmoke Locations Make A Sneaky Appearance In Gilligan's Island
Here's how a pair of locations from CBS' Western drama Gunsmoke wound up making their way into the network's slapstick comedy hit Gilligan's Island.
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Heath Ledger Seemed Confident The Dark Knight Would Be A Smash Hit
Andrew Garfield recalls how the late Heath Ledger knew that Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight was going to be good before it was released.
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Why The Oscars Banned Richard Gere For 20 Years
Richard Gere was a big deal in the early '90s, only to end up being blacklisted from the Academy Awards for 20 years after that. Here's what happened.
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The Big Bang Theory Cast Met A DC Comics Hero In A Wild Crossover, But It Didn't Go Well
The Big Bang Theory fans got a bonus bit of Howard's romantic bumbling in the pages of a beloved DC character's comic book adventures.
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The Best Streaming Movies You Didn't Watch In September 2024
From Netflix action extravaganzas to a documentary about a legendary filmmaker, here are the best streaming movies you missed in September 2024.
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The Biggest Unanswered Questions From Terrifier 3
Terrifier 3 is finally here, bringing us more gore-soaked mayhem from Art the Clown. But after seeing the movie, we have some questions.
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