Charlie Day Was The Musical Force Behind It's Always Sunny's The Nightman Cometh
The musical episode was such a hit, the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia cast took it on the road and performed it in multiple cities across the country.
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Cheers Almost Crashed And Burned With Its Very First Season
The first season of Cheers was a bust. Then people started frequenting the place where everybody knows your name.
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Every Vehicle In Barbie Is Based On A Real Toy (Yes, Seriously)
Mattel's range of Barbie vehicles will let you travel to the Real World by car, snowmobile, rocket ship, rollerblades, or all of the above.
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Why Hayao Miyazaki's How Do You Live Released With No Trailers
It what can be technically described as a real 'baller move,' Studio Ghibli master Hayao Miyazaki released How Do You Live with almost no marketing.
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River Review: A Laugh-Out-Loud Time Loop Workplace Comedy [Fantasia Fest 2023]
The Fantasia Fest movie River is a sublime temporal comedy that audiences should not miss. Read our review.
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Everything You Need To Know About Wednesday Season 2
We've collected everything there is to know about Netflix's Wednesday season 2 for your reading pleasure. Or displeasure. She's an odd one.
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Why Batman Forever Director Joel Schumacher Decided To Age Up Robin
Batman Forever features Chris O'Donnell as an older Robin, and director Joel Schumacher felt this was the one and only choice for the movie.
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Game Of Thrones Shot Three Different Versions Of Jaime Shoving Bran
Bran's pivotal scene with Jaime Lannister in the first episode of Game of Thrones required some...figuring out, to put it simply.
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George Lucas Pulled Some Good-Natured Manipulation To Keep Steven Spielberg On Indiana Jones
How Temple of Doom came together from the unused scraps of Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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Michael Bay's Tardiness Started A Betting Pool Between Transformers' Cast And Crew
Few filmmakers can get away with being hours late to their own movie set, but Transformers director Michael Bay made a habit of it.
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Who Is Jordan Reid? It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's Original Sweet Dee
The long-running FX comedy series almost had an entirely different Sweet Dee, and It's Always Sunny fans have often pondered the tale of Jordan Reid.
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One Season 3 Monster In The Witcher Deeply Disturbed Some Of The Cast Off-Screen
Ciri and Yennefer stars Freya Allan and Anya Chalotra saw this monster in the third season of The Witcher, and it got under their skin. (Not literally.)
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Oppenheimer's IMAX Run Extended, Leaving Mission: Impossible Out In The Cold
Oppenheimer is sticking around on IMAX screens due to popular demand, in a setback for Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning's potential return.
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Scent Of A Woman's Director Contacted The CIA To Try To Refocus An Out-Of-Focus Shot
Chris O'Donnell had given the performance of his lifetime. Too bad it never made it into the final cut of Scent of a Woman.
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The Original Star Wars Cast Wasn't Stoked About The Idea Of The Force Awakens
Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher all thought they were done with Star Wars after Return of the Jedi, but then came The Force Awakens.
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Good Omens Season 2's Doctor Who Connections Go Beyond A Few Easter Eggs
From cool fezzes to familiar faces, the Doctor Who connections run deep in season 2 of Good Omens.
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Guillermo Del Toro Has A Nearly Unrecognizable Cameo In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Charlie Day and Guillermo del Toro: unlikely muses and perfect collaborators for each other. Del Toro's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia cameo shows why.
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The Road Warrior's Stunts Made Some Broken Bones 'Unavoidable'
What's a few broken bones when you're making movie history? That's the cost of making The Road Warrior, George Miller's action masterpiece.
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The Two Movies Cillian Murphy Watched To Prepare For Oppenheimer
If you're going to play Oppenheimer for Christopher Nolan, you've got to do your homework. And Cillian Murphy did the best kind.
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What's Going On With Robert Downey's Jr.'s Long-Anticipated Sherlock Holmes 3?
Robert Downey Jr. hasn't given up on Sherlock Holmes 3 just yet, despite its (very) slow development.
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The Sopranos Changed The Way Steve Buscemi Chooses Roles
After The Sopranos, Steve Buscemi had to ask a very important question of himself: 'Where does it go after you get killed by Tony Soprano?'
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Martin Freeman Refuses To Acknowledge Everett Ross' Secret Invasion Shift Into A Skrull
Was Everett Ross a Skrull prior to Secret Invasion? That's not how Martin Freeman played him.
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Why Does Anakin Call Ahsoka Snips In The Star Wars Saga?
Ahsoka and Anakin have one of the most meaningful relationships in the Star Wars saga, and it all started with snarky nicknames like Snips and Skyguy.
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The Twilight Zone Needed A Favor From A Disney Great To Make The Dummy Work
Sometimes Disney magic is terrifying, and great shows like The Twilight Zone could borrow that magic for classic episodes like The Dummy.
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How Transformers: Dark Of The Moon Dealt With Megan Fox's Last-Minute Departure
Nobody agrees on why Megan Fox and Michael Bay parted ways on Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
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We Came Close To A Logan Lucky Spin-Off With Daniel Craig
In an ensemble film full of stellar performances, Daniel Craig stole the show in Steven Soderbergh's Logan Lucky. To think we almost got a spin-off.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Has A 'Spock Scale' That Should Never Go To Ten
There's a hundred ways to get Spock wrong, and the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds crew knows you avoid that by following the 'Spock Scale.'
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