The History Of The Romulans, And Their Place In The Star Trek Universe
Genetic cousins of the Vulcans, inspired by myths of ancient Rome, the Romulans have a rich history in the Star Trek universe.
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Star Wars' Captain Phasma Costume Started As A Rejected Kylo Ren Design
Captain Phasma's signature armor was actually inspired by a look that was originally imagined for Kylo Ren, and we're glad that didn't happen.
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Rience's Final Witcher Season 3 Scene Looked A Lot Sillier Behind The Scenes
A cool fight move in Yennefer and Geralt's battle with Rience in The Witcher season 3 did not look nearly as cool when it was filmed.
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Netflix Really Missed The Mark With This Mads Mikkelsen Action Thriller
The Mads Mikkelsen-led Netflix action-thriller Polar was so bad that it's already getting some kind of reboot (also starring Mikkelsen).
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How A From Here To Eternity Rumor Inspired The Godfather's Most Shocking Scene
The Godfather's unforgettable horse-head-in-the-bed scene was inspired by a true story about Frank Sinatra's mob connections.
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The Barbie Set Had A Mean Girls-Esque Fashion Rule
When you're making Greta Gerwig's Barbie, you follow Greta Gerwig's very strictBarbie rules. It's the law. It's Kenough.
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A Signature Batman Forever Prop Turned Into An Unnatural Attachment For Jim Carrey
Jim Carrey got serious about practicing his cane skills for Batman Forever.
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Daniel Craig Was The Only Person Who Couldn't Play Poker In Casino Royale
Just because you can play a convincing James Bond doesn't mean you know how to play cards, as the Casino Royale crew learned about Daniel Craig.
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An Important Moment In The Last Jedi Wasn't Finished Until The Very Last Second
Writer/director Rian Johnson revealed that he was working on this aspect of Star Wars: The Last Jedi until the final days before the film had to be delivered.
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Danny DeVito Had One Requirement For His It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Role
Danny DeVito is the heart and soul of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but very few people in his life wanted him to do the show at first.
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Boyd Holbrook Was Extremely Hesitant About Joining Indiana Jones 5 For One Reason
What actor would hesitate to join an Indiana Jones movie? Logan actor Boyd Holbrook thought twice, and his reasoning makes sense.
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One Piece Creator Eiichiro Oda Personally Approved Netflix's Live-Action Cast
Anime fans have been burned by Netflix adaptations before, but One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda was involved in the live-action series 'from day one.'
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Who Did George Lucas' Daughter Play In The Star Wars Prequels?
Here's some Star Wars trivia for you: can you find George Lucas' daughter in the prequel films? You've got to know where to look.
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Barbie Hits $1 Billion At The Worldwide Box Office In Just 17 Days
Barbie breezes past $1 billion at the global box office in her third weekend, and will soon cross half a billion domestically as well.
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25 Years Ago, Halloween H20 Proved Legacy Sequels Could Kill At The Box Office
Halloween H2O was before its time in proving that sequels of older franchise performed well at the box office.
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Game Of Thrones' Rory McCann Sometimes Wears The Hound's Helmet And Terrifies People
Game of Thrones actor Rory McCann seems like a lot of fun, even when he's terrifying unsuspecting pedestrians by dressing up as The Hound.
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Henry Cavill Suffered A Nearly Career-Ending Injury Filming The Witcher Season 2
Henry Cavill almost experienced an early end to his action career while filming The Witcher season 2, but it wasn't a big monster fight that sidelined him.
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Improvisation Led To A Hilarious Moment In Star Trek: Strange New Worlds/Lower Decks Crossover
When it came to Boimler and Mariner's chat about "hot Spock" in that delightful Star Trek crossover episode, the actors set phasers to "hilarious."
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A Hollywood Classic Raises A Big Question: Are Supporting Acting Categories Even Necessary?
Do the Oscars even need supporting actor categories? And if they didn't, what would that look like?
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Charlie Day Tried To Get Out Of Kissing Kaitlin Olson In It's Always Sunny Season 10
A kiss shared between Charlie Day and Kaitlin Olson on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia turned out to be a little awkward.
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Steven Spielberg Predicted Mask Of Zorro Would Be One Of The Last Practical Westerns
When a director like Steven Spielberg (who also executive produced The Mask of Zorro) talks about the future of the film industry, you would do well to listen.
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Stephen King's 1408 Ending Explained: Ready To Check Out?
Our latest ending explained post looks at the multiple endings of the Stephen King movie 1408.
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The Famous Transformers Line That Was Submitted To The Movie By A Fan
When it came time to make the Transformers movie, fans were able to suggest lines for Optimus Prime. Here's the line that won.
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Netflix Tried To Capitalize On The Success Of A Quiet Place With The Silence, And It Didn't Go Well
The Netflix thriller The Silence isn't technically a ripoff of A Quiet Place. It just really seems like one.
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Jonathan Frakes Got A Taste Of His Own Medicine When He Directed His First Star Trek Episode
The problem with the Star Trek: The Next Generation cast is that they just like each other too much. Great for an actor, but hard for a director!
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Alfred Molina Didn't Have To Act Much In Raiders Of The Lost Ark's Spider Scene With Indiana Jones
Remember when Alfred Molina got covered in real spiders for Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark? Good times (though not for him).
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The X-Files' Lone Gunmen Spin-Off Show May Have Predicted 9/11
The pilot episode of The X-Files spinoff The Lone Gunmen eerily reflected 9/11 months in advance.
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