SNL Has A Cavalcade Of Celebrities Audition To Read Britney Spears' Audiobook
Werner Herzog, Martin Scorsese, and Neil DeGrasse Tyson audition to read Britney Spears' memoir in a sketch from this week's Saturday Night Live.
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An Open Garage Door Forced One Nightmare Before Christmas Scene To Be Reshot
Stop-motion animation can be a delicate process, as the filmmakers behind The Nightmare Before Christmas were reminded on a particularly hot day.
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Rian Johnson Didn't Make The Last Jedi's Casino Scene Easy For The Star Wars Crew
When it came time to create the casino planet Canto Bight in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, director Rian Johnson had very few words regarding what he wanted.
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Timothée Chalamet Previews His Wonka Singing Voice With A 'Pure Imagination' Parody On SNL
With the actors strike over, Timothée Chalamet is free to shamelessly plug his upcoming movies on Saturday Night Live - starting with Wonka.
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Why Star Trek: The Next Generation's Most Emotional Episode Holds Special Meaning For Patrick Stewart
Star Trek: The Next Generations's Patrick Stewart remembers this episode as the most powerful of the series, and it's easy to see why it felt so personal.
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How The 2007-08 Writers Strike Led To The Creation Of Suits
The 2007-08 writers' strike not only led directly to the creation of Suits, but it also benefitted the show greatly when it came to residuals.
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Dream Scenario's Outlandish Premise Appealed To Nicolas Cage Because He's Lived It
Nicolas Cage is one of the most recognizable, unique actors on the planet. While he couldn't relate to such a dull character, he could relate to something else.
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Charlie Day Broke Character On It's Always Sunny And They Kept It In The Show
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is bound to have the cast cracking up, and Carlie Day remembers one character breaking moment that made it into the show.
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Star Wars Didn't Pay Boba Fett's Voice Actor Much, But An Underwear Ad Did
Strangely enough, original Boba Fett voice actor Jason Wingreen wound up making more money working on a Star Wars underwear ad than for The Empire Strikes Back.
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How Doctors And Teenagers Joined Forces To Save The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone might have never survived past a single season had the show not immediately appealed to two specific groups: teenagers and doctors.
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Can A Film Ever Win All Four Acting Oscars? An Investigation
Three times the Academy has come close to awarding a film in all four acting categories, but something stopped them short. Here, we investigate why.
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The Creator Of M*A*S*H Always Regretted How The Show Handled Frank
M*A*S*H is well known for its great writing and superb character development, but that wasn't universal. Case in point Frank Burns, who never changed.
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Whatever Happened To These Teen Horror Movie Stars?
Teen horror movies introduced audiences to some future major stars and also to talented actors who didn't fare quite as well. These are some of the latter.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Transformers Franchise
The Transformers franchise has some high highs and very low lows, when it came to the box office and when it comes to quality. Here's how to watch.
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Halloween Ends Used Bananas, Tofu, And Rice Cakes For A Messy, Brutal Kill
Now we know the secret to brains crushed under the boot of a Michael Myers acolyte in Halloween Ends: blood and breakfast.
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Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes – Release Date, Director, Trailer, And More Info
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes has found its director, The Maze Runner trilogy's Wes Ball, and has released a trailer. Here's what you need to know.
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Boba Fett's Original Actor Had One Issue With The Star Wars Special Editions
Boba Fett, according to his original actor, should be stoic and unreadable. That's exactly why he had such an issue with some added Star Wars scenes.
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One Of Pathaan's Funniest Lines Was Improvised On The Spot
Shah Rukh Khan has a gift for improvising one-liners, as he once again demonstrated in his hit action film Pathaan.
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Tim Burton Almost Had A Grim And Gruesome Cameo In The Nightmare Before Christmas
The Nightmare Before Christmas animators put Tim Burton (or part of him, at least) into a certain scene. They reshot it, however, for fear he'd not like it.
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House Of The Dragon Season 2 – Release Window, Cast, And More Info
HBO greenlit House of the Dragon season 2 after the first season's success. Here's what we know about it so far, including the release date and plot.
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Ten Days Before The Twilight Zone Premiered, Mike Wallace Asked Rod Serling A Question That Aged Badly
Rod Serling correctly envisioned that a commercial work of art also had the power to inform and subvert, and he did just that with The Twilight Zone.
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Two Lost Doctor Who Episodes Have Been Found, But Their Guardians Are Too 'Terrified' To Return Them
Former BBC employees saved two early episodes of Doctor Who from destruction, but now fear they'll be treated like criminals.
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Star Trek's Patrick Stewart Still Owns A Hilarious Prank Created By Data Himself
Brent Spiner had some fun with Patrick Stewart after a publication dubbed the Star Trek: The Next Generation star an 'unknown British Shakespearean actor.'
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Netflix's Dead Boy Detectives Solve Ghostly Mysteries In First Trailer For The Sandman Spin-Off
With a new trailer, Dead Boy Detectives is coming to Netflix and will be a part of the world created by The Sandman, rather than Doom Patrol.
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Netflix's Damsel Trailer Pits Stranger Things' Millie Bobby Brown Against A Dragon
Millie Bobby Brown has arrived in the trailer for her latest Netflix film, Damsel, which promises an exciting twist on the fairy tale damsel in distress story.
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The Original British Broadcast Of M*A*S*H Made One Jarring Change To The Show
The British broadcast of MASH was a little different than the American one, thanks to one specific choice. Read all about it right here.
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The Murderous True Story Behind 1986 Movie River's Edge
River's Edge is one of the most important independent films of the 1980s, and it wouldn't have come to be without a sad and brutal true crime story.
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