Ryan Gosling & Emily Blunt Turn A Taylor Swift Song Into A Barbenheimer Ballad On SNL
It's hard to let the summer of Barbenheimer go, so Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt use the power of song to work through their feelings.
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DC's Legends Of Tomorrow Cast Thought Beebo Would Ruin Their Careers
In a superhero show full of wild and outlandish moments, nothing quite tops a giant Beebo fighting a demon on DC's Legends of Tomorrow.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Trolls Movies
Here they are: all of the Trolls movies in order, in case you want to have yourself a Trolls marathon.
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You've Seen The Avatar Sequel, Now Watch Ryan Gosling's Papyrus Sequel
Ryan Gosling is relieved to see that Avatar: The Way of Water uses an original font instead of Papyrus ... until he takes a closer look.
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The Nicolas Cage Movie With A Depressing Rotten Tomatoes Score Of 0%
Let's look back at Left Behind, a somewhat forgotten Nicolas Cage movie with 0% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Saturday Night Live Creates Live-Action Beavis And Butt-Head, Starring Ryan Gosling
Ryan Gosling transforms into a man who looks oddly similar to Beavis from Beavis and Butt-Head in a hilarious Saturday Night Live sketch.
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How Quantum Leap Inspired Body Swapping Moments In Star Trek: Prodigy
Star Trek: Prodigy paid homage to Quantum Leap with an episode that allowed the actors to really flex their abilities.
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A Moment From Bones Season 8 Had Emily Deschanel Completely 'Embarrassed'
Bones got to show off her terrible dance moves in the season 8 episode 'The Diamond in the Rough,' and Emily Deschanel fully committed to the bit.
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Jaws' Most Famous Improvised Line Was A Not-So-Sneaky Dig At Studio Producers
'You're gonna need a bigger boat' is famously known as a bit of improvisation from Jaws star Roy Scheider, but there's more to it than that.
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Zendaya's Bread Throwing In Spider-Man: No Way Home Was An Improvised Idea
Zendaya thought to improvise a moment involving bread from Spider-Man: No Way Home.
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Why Britt Ekland Needed A 'Bottom Double' For Her Pantsless Wicker Man Dance
That wasn't really Britt Ekland dancing in the buff during The Wicker Man.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Love Boat
Surviving members of The Love Boat's cast are still working in Hollywood today, while others have retired from acting and are pursuing other endeavors.
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How Kurt Russell Saved Disney's Sky High From A Disastrous Script Rewrite
While making the superhero comedy Sky High, Kurt Russell received a rewritten script that could have seriously harmed the film's chances at becoming beloved.
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This Italian Romance Film Is Hitting Netflix's Top Charts Worldwide
BookTok favorite turned movie The Tearsmith is topping the Netflix charts, but is this Italian language romance any good?
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Most Of Lance Reddick's Godzilla Vs. Kong Scene Ended Up On The Cutting Room Floor
The late Lance Reddick had the misfortune of having his role in not one but two Godzilla films heavily edited down, including Godzilla vs. Kong.
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Star Trek: Prodigy's Brett Gray Prepared For His Role By Keeping Himself In The Dark
Like his character, Dal, Star Trek: Prodigy actor Brett Gray went into the series knowing little to nothing about the larger franchise.
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Every Time A Simpsons' Treehouse Of Horror Segment Parodied The Twilight Zone, Ranked
Some of The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror segments were even better than the episodes of The Twilight Zone they were parodying.
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Star Wars: The Clone Wars Landed Its Lead Thanks To A Suggestion From Dave Filoni
Star Wars: The Clone Wars showrunner Dave Filoni pointed Matt Lanter in the right direction when it came to voicing Anakin Skywalker on the series.
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Bones' Emily Deschanel Refused To Use A Stunt Double For One Physically Taxing Scene
A very pregnant Emily Deschanel was determined to perform as many of her own stunts as possible in Bones season 7.
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The Set Of Cheers Is Based On A Real Boston Bar (And That Caused Some Big Problems)
The bar from Cheers is based on a real-life bar in Boston, and that caused some problems for locals.
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One Land Of The Lost Character Got The Movie's Directors Into Some Trouble
The 2009 Land of the Lost movie put an adult comedy spin on the '70s TV series, although its version of the character Cha-Ka was deemed a little too risqué.
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An 'Unpleasant' Suicide Squad Scene Had Margot Robbie Unable To Breathe
Margot Robbie, who played Harley Quinn in three DC films, revealed that a scene in 2016's Suicide Squad was the most unpleasant thing she'd ever done.
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How Apollo 13's VFX Team Faked A Rocket Launch With A Fire Extinguisher
The visual effects team of Apollo 13 used a fire extinguisher at one point, because sometimes the simplest solution is the best one.
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Fallout Star Walton Goggins Personally Arranged That Mini Justified Reunion
Amazon's Fallout TV show is packed with Justified actors, and Walton Goggins has revealed he personally invited Mykelti Williamson to guest star.
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The Hate-Filled Simpsons 'Fan' Website That Inspired Comic Book Guy
The Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons was inspired by someone on a fan site for the show.
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Civil War Takes A24 To The Next Level With Studio's Biggest Box Office Opening Weekend Ever
Alex Garland's imminent-future dystopia Civil War is A24's most expensive movie yet, but the investment is already paying off at the box office.
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Burt Reynolds' Clash With A Renowned Director Involved A Ridiculous Irish Accent
Burt Reynolds (briefly) thought speaking in an Irish accent would improve Boogie Nights, much to Mark Wahlberg and director Paul Thomas Anderson's confusion.
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