Radiohead Wrote An Entire, Unused Movie Theme For James Bond's Spectre
Radiohead recorded a song for the James Bond movie Spectre, but the track ultimately wasn't used for the final film.
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Why Suits Spinoff Pearson Avoided Cameos From Old Characters
Suits is enjoying a much-deserved renaissance over on Netflix, but that love should be shown to its short-lived spinoff Pearson as well. Here's why.
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Indiana Jones' Golden Idol Was Really Just A Cheap Souvenir
The fertility idol from the opening of Raiders of the Lost Ark was once believed to be inspired by a real Aztec artifact, but it was actually just a fake.
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Nate Bargatze Lays Down The Laughs In Saturday Night Live's Decent Halloween Episode
Stand-up comedian Nate Bargatze hosted Saturday Night Live's Halloween episode with special appearances by Christopher Walken and Dave Grohl. Let's dig in!
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Is Kevin Smith's Tusk 2 Still Happening? Or Are We Done With Justin Long As A Human Walrus?
Kevin Smith's Tusk shocked audiences silly when it came out back in 2014, but is there enough fan buzz and studio interest for a Tusk 2? Let's find out.
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The Friends Scene Matthew Perry Straight Up Refused To Film
Matthew Perry saved us from another gay panic-based B-plot for Chandler in Friends season 7, by asking the writers to cut it entirely.
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Meghan Markle Was Battling An Internal Fear During Season 1 Of Suits
Meghan Markle was 'convinced' she was going to be recast while she was working on the first season of the now-mega-popular series Suits.
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Saturday Night Live Bringing Back Dune And Wonka Star Timothée Chalamet To Host In November
Dune 2 might be delayed until 2024, but Timothée Chalamet is still starring in Wonka, and he'll be stopping by Saturday Night Live to help promote it.
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Matthew Lillard's Five Nights At Freddy's Villain Needs A Closer Look
Who exactly is Steve Raglan? And what does he have to do with William Afton? Let's dive into Matthew Lillard's mysterious character in Five Nights at Freddy's.
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How The Batman Pulled Off That Nail-Biting Wingsuit Scene
Matt Reeves' The Batman contains many incredible set pieces, but that scene where Robert Pattinson's Batman leaps off the skyscraper was a technical marvel.
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Fran Drescher Enforces A SAG Strike-Friendly Halloween On Saturday Night Live
On SNL, Sarah Sherman plays Screen Actors Guild president Fran Drescher, who advises people on how to dress up in conjunction with SAG-AFTRA strike rules.
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The Desperate Last-Minute Improv That Created The Cheers Character Cliff
What would Cheers be without John Ratzenberger's Cliff Clavin? If it weren't for some last-minute audition improv, we might have found out.
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That Time A Director Beat Himself At The Oscars (And Never Got Nominated Again)
One of the most important U.S. filmmakers of the last 35 years, Steven Soderbergh once beat himself for the Best Director Oscar. He hasn't been nominated since.
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Dennis' Fake Grandma On Its Always Sunny Was Actually 100 Years Old
Mae LaBorde was 93 when she started acting, seven years prior to playing Dennis' fake grandmother Gladys on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
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Five Nights At Freddy's Is The Exact Opposite Of The Games In One Key Way
Unlike the video games, the Five Nights at Freddy's movie isn't reliant on jump scares – and that turns out to be a wise decision.
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How The Twilight Zone Froze An Entire Town Of Real Actors In Time
The Twilight Zone was a pioneering series, and one episode from the first season perfectly encapsulates how important technical craft was to its success.
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How Disney Channel Caused Some Backlash In The Early Days Of Ahsoka
The idea of Star Wars fans getting angry at Ahsoka Tano voice actor Ashley Eckstein because of her ties to Disney seems pretty ironic nowadays.
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The Exorcist Movies Ranked
The first Exorcist movie is a masterpiece. The rest? Well, that depends on who you ask, and our ranking of the whole series can attest to that.
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How Casino Royale Reworked A Tragic Plotline From James Bond's Past
Eva Green's Vesper Lynd provided something the Bond franchise had been looking for since On Her Majesty's Secret Service: a real love for James Bond.
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One Word On Suits Was Forbidden Because Of The Royal Family
The Suits team learned the hard way that the Royal Family could not only get their show's scripts, but offer their own, uh, feedback.
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Shirley Ending Explained: The Fiction, The Reality, And Everything In Between
Josephine Decker's movie Shirley has elements of a biopic but is largely a fictionalized portrayal of famed author Shirley Jackson.
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Is The Last Starfighter 2 Still Happening, Or Is It Game Over?
Nearly 40 years later, '80s cult hit The Last Starfighter has yet to get a sequel. However, The Last Starfighter 2 is closer to being real than you may realize.
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Matthew Perry Called His Whole Nine Yards Co-Star Bruce Willis 'The Coolest Man' He's Met
The 2000 comedy The Whole Nine Years teamed up Matthew Perry and Bruce Willis, and the Friends star never forgot the experience.
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Matthew Perry Prayed To God In A Very Chandler Bing Way Before He Landed Friends
Friends star Matthew Perry's long battle with addiction has been heavily chronicled, often with the actor's trademark sense of humor.
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How To Watch My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 At Home
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 is finally available to rent, stream, and purchase, so you can catch up on all the zany hijinks of the Portokalos family.
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Matthew Perry Was So Good At Sarcasm, Saturday Night Live Had Him Teach It
Matthew Perry was best known for being Chandler Bing, the sarcastic member of the Friends cast, which helped fuel a Saturday Night Live sketch in 1997.
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Matthew Perry Was The Snarky, Sincere Heart Of Friends – And His Loss Is Monumental
It's through Chandler Bing that Friends finds its true heart, and through Matthew Perry's performance that the show becomes a classic.
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