Sunrise On The Reaping Offers A Thrilling New Look At Beloved Hunger Games Characters
With the latest book in The Hunger Games series now available, here are all of the familiar faces that appear in Sunrise on the Reaping.
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Are Taylor Sheridan's Landman And Yellowstone Connected?
Landman and Yellowstone are both hit shows created by Taylor Sheridan. But are the shows connected at all? Do they exist in the same universe?
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A Scrapped The Office Scene Revealed The Names Of Michael Scott's Children
The Office finale initially planned to reveal the names of Michael Scott and Holly Flax's children, and we're confident no one on the planet could guess them.
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Avengers: Doomsday boasts one of the biggest Marvel casts since Avengers: Endgame, so we're looking to the comics to see what the film's story could hold.
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Timothee Chalamet's Oscar-Nominated Biopic Has Found New Fans On Hulu's Top Charts
Timothee Chalamet's Oscar-nominated Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown wasn't a huge hit in theaters, but it's now topping Hulu's charts.
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A Horror Legend Is Joining Max's The Pitt (And It's Perfect Casting)
The excellent ensemble cast of The Pitt is getting another addition: horror legend Brad Dourif, who's playing a very appropriate role.
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Why Lizzie McGuire Was Cancelled (Twice)
Lizzie McGuire was one of the most popular shows in Disney Channel history, but despite earning a theatrical feature film, the show was canceled twice.
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How Agatha Christie Inspired One Of M. Night Shyamalan's Strangest Thrillers
The novels of Agatha Christie helped M. Night Shyamalan assemble the cast of characters for his 2021 beach-based thriller Old.
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Uma Thurman Has Surprisingly Wholesome Feelings About Batman & Robin
Batman & Robin is considered by many to be the worst Batman film ever made, but Uma Thurman has no regrets about playing Poison Ivy.
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Why Rewatching Peaky Blinders Is So Hard For Cillian Murphy
Many actors have a difficult time rewatching their previous work, but Cillian Murphy struggles to rewatch Peaky Blinders for a very personal reason.
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The Simpsons Took A Hilarious Swipe At Gunsmoke After Beating Its Incredible Record
When The Simpsons broke a record previously held by the Western series Gunsmoke, the animated comedy poked fun at the old show in its opening scene.
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The 5 Worst Outie Lives In Severance Season 2, Ranked
Life might be hell for the innies in Severance, but it's no walk in the park for the outies, either. Here's our ranking of the worst outie lives in season 2.
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Roger Moore Went Back And Forth On His Favorite James Bond Actor
Sean Connery was always named by Roger Moore as his favorite James Bond actor, until another star came along and left a big impression.
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The Unofficial Snow White 'Sequel' That Disney Forced To Change Its Name
The animated film Happily Ever After originated as a Snow White sequel. However, it was forced to change tactics after Disney took legal action.
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The Scrapped Grey's Anatomy Spin-Off Would Have Ruined The Show's Best Characters
Despite being on the air for 20 years, Grey's Anatomy has only ever had one spin-off and it's in everyone's best interest to keep it that way.
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15 Famous Actors Whose Careers Started On Law & Order
Having a guest role in Law & Order is basically a rite of passage for any actor, and here are some of the famous actors who got their start on the crime drama.
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The Big Bang Theory Episode That Fans Won't Stop Asking Mayim Bialik About
Mayim Bialik once identified the Big Bang Theory episode that people talk to her about more than any other and revealed a bit about her approach to a key scene.
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Michael Shanks Had A Secret Second Stargate SG-1 Role
Michael Shanks is best known for playing Daniel Jackson in Stargate Sg-1 but he also stepped in to voice a weirdly adorable Supreme God.
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IMDb's Top 250 List Features Two Taylor Sheridan TV Shows
Considering the sheer number of shows under his belt, it's no surprise that Taylor Sheridan actually has two TV series in IMDb's top 250.
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The Last Of Us: Why The Infected Aren't Called Zombies
The infected creatures running around The Last Of Us are never, ever called zombies, and there's a specific reason for that.
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How Mickey Rourke Really Felt About Working With Marvel On Iron Man 2
Iron Man 2 isn't generally considered one of the better movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Just ask Mickey Rourke.
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A Real-Life University Is Furious With The White Lotus
Duke University is not happy about the way it's been incorporated into The White Lotus season 3, and it's not at all hard to see why.
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How Paul McGann Really Felt About Not Being Asked Back For Doctor Who In 2005
Doctor Who: The Movie star Paul McGann wasn't asked back for the Doctor Who revival in 2005, but he got his flowers eventually.
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One Of The Most Controversial Horror Movie Endings Relies On A Dead Website
This notorious found-footage horror film tried to pull a bait-and-switch by concluding with a link to a now-dead website rather than a real ending.
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Jane The Virgin Fans Will Love This K-Drama Remake Of The Show
Did you know The CW's Jane the Virgin was remade into a K-drama over in Korea? However, this version runs much shorter than its American counterpart.
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5 Worst James Bond Gadgets, Ranked
James Bond movies are famous for their fancy, sometimes outlandish gadgets. Here are 5 of the worst gadgets 007 has used so far.
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The Star-Studded Adult Swim Series You Forgot Was Created By Severance's Adam Scott
Severance star Adam Scott once created an obscure Adult Swim comedy series that was essentially a star-studded recreation of 1980s TV show intros.
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