A Killer Mickey Mouse Is One Way To Start Off 2024 – But Can Disney Do Anything About It?

Now that Steamboat Willie is in the public domain, it's (sort of) open season on movies and games about killer versions of Mickey Mouse.

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How To Watch The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes At Home

What better way to ring in the holidays than revisiting Panem in The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes? Here's how you can watch the Hunger Games prequel at home.

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Don't Let Michelangelo Imposter's Mar-A-Lago Performance Deny TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Its Rightful Oscar

A Michelangelo imposter performed with Vanilla Ice on New Year's Eve. Is someone trying to sully the good name of TMNT: Mutant Mayhem? We're on the case!

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The Butchered Boba Fett Line In Star Wars' Original Trilogy That No One Noticed

Original trilogy Boba Fett actor Jeremy Bulloch admitted to blowing one of his few lines during filming on Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.

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Mark Ruffalo's Recruitment To The MCU Sounds Like Something Out Of A Spy Movie

Mark Ruffalo found out he would be playing the Hulk for the MCU in the most Hollywood way possible.

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Why Patrick Stewart Questioned Whoopi Goldberg's Star Trek: TNG Casting

Whoopi Goldberg didn't need to do Star Trek during her career boom in the '80s. She did it because she wanted to, which Patrick Stewart didn't initially get.

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Who Is Marvel's Lord Krylar? A Deeper Look Into Bill Murray's Ant-Man Character

Still trying to figure out who Bill Murray's character was in Marvel's Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania? Don't worry, we know all about Lord Krylar.

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Star Wars Is Still Trying To Explain A Major Rise Of Skywalker Plot Point Years Later

Star Wars novels continue to try and better explain a confusing plot point involving C-3PO's restored memory from The Rise of Skywalker.

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Star Trek's Nichelle Nichols Saw A Plausibility Error In JJ Abrams' Franchise

Audiences weren't the only ones perplexed by the Uhura/Spock romance in JJ Abrams' Star Trek reboot. Nichelle Nichols herself found the concept implausible.

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Iron Man 3's Mandarin Utterly Terrified Marvel Studios' Execs

The Mandarin is one of Iron Man's ultimate foes, but his comic book origins terrified Marvel Studios execs heading into Iron Man 3.

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Suits Showrunner Lied To Fans In A Desperate Attempt To Cover Up Finale Spoilers

Suits creator Aaron Korsh did what anyone else would do when spoilers leaked about the series finale: he lied his butt off.

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Rod Serling Played The Mayor Of The Twilight Zone On The Jack Benny Program

CBS hit upon a brilliant bit of cross-promotion by having The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling drop by the long-running The Jack Benny Program.

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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

Here are the major actors still alive from director Miloš Forman's Oscar-winning 1975 classic, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

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Cheers' Writers Ran Into Some Trouble When Crafting John Cleese's Cameo Episode

The Cheers writers struggled to compose themselves enough to get John Cleese's cameo episode to where it needed to be.

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One C-3PO Scene In The Empire Strikes Back Really Tested Anthony Daniels' Balance

Poor C-3PO is blown to bits in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. And Anthony Daniels does not remember the effort it took to play him in those scenes fondly.

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Why Emma Caulfield Asked Joss Whedon To Kill Off Her Character On Buffy

Buffy the Vampire Slayer fans loved Emma Caulfield as Anya Jenkins, but Caulfield had her reasons for wanting her character to be killed off.

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The Enterprise Episode That Shattered Star Trek Canon – But Did Right By A Classic Villain

The Borg should have never shown up on Star Trek: Enterprise. Yet, somewhat miraculously, the show pulled it off with the episode 'Regeneration.'

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The Chilling X-Files Episode Inspired By A U.S. Navy Conspiracy Theory

The X-Files wandered into terrifying true life territory in the episode "Død Kalm," about a mysterious beached ship that makes people old.

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Batman Returns' Daniel Waters Wanted To Make A Catwoman Spinoff Like The Boys

Batman Returns writer Daniel Waters and director Tim Burton both had inspiredly strange ideas for a Catwoman spinoff starring Michelle Pfeiffer.

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Emily Blunt Missed Out On The MCU Because Of A Jack Black Comedy Flop

Marvel's Black Widow is famously played by Scarlett Johansson, but Emily Blunt almost joined the MCU as the character. So what happened?

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Bones' Cast Included Family Members Of The Stars (And The Show's Creator)

Zooey Deschanel was far from the only person related to a member of the Bones cast and crew to show up on the series.

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The Correct Order To Watch The Mummy Movies

Looking to watch all of The Mummy movies in order? With almost 100 years worth of Mummy movies to choose from, we've done the heavy lifting.

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Is Mickey Mouse Finally In The Public Domain? Nope, Says Disney

Disney's 1928 short film Steamboat Willie has now entered the public domain, but that doesn't mean that Mickey Mouse is copyright-free.

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Samuel L. Jackson Had One Rule For Nick Fury, And Joss Whedon Broke It Immediately

Samuel L. Jackson did not want to run when he played Nick Fury in The Avengers, but writer-director Joss Whedon had other plans.

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Futurama's Lauren Tom Had One Worry About Amy Going Into The Revival

Lauren Tom has voiced Amy Wong on Futurama for over 20 years, but she was a little worried about returning to the role heading into the Hulu revival.

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Star Wars' Disturbing Alternative To Droids: The Decraniated Explained

Let's learn all about the disturbing Decraniated from the Star Wars universe.

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How A Case Of Stage Fright Led To John Mahoney's Frasier Casting

John Mahoney landed his role on Frasier after another actor got cold feed.

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