Andrew Garfield's First Spider-Man: No Way Home Stunt Ended In Disaster
Andrew Garfield was excited to be back in his super-suit for Spider-Man: No Way Home, although his first stunt in the film didn't go as planned.
Read MoreAndrew Garfield was excited to be back in his super-suit for Spider-Man: No Way Home, although his first stunt in the film didn't go as planned.
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Read MoreJust sit right back and you'll hear (or, uh, read) a tale of where you can stream the classic sitcom Gilligan's Island for free.
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Read MoreStar Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country has an egregious spelling error of a beloved character name. How could this have possibly happened?
Read MoreHoward Wolowitz's father never actually appeared on The Big Bang Theory, but the show's creatives once had their eye on casting a famous musician in the role.
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Read MoreDavid Hyde Pierce's absence from the Frasier revival was keenly felt by fans, but Kelsey Grammer says there's one way Niles could return.
Read MoreAs frequently as the TV show version of The Boys crosses the line into controversy, it's got nothing on the original comic books.
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Read MoreBefore he played Bucky Barnes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Sebastian Stan came close to playing one of Star Trek's most famous captains.
Read MoreWhen Robin Williams refused to return for the sequel to Aladdin, a voice actor from The Simpsons stepped in to take his place.
Read MoreAfter the success of It, Stephen King temporarily shifted gears from writing horror books in favor of tackling other genres. Here's why he did that.
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