The Musical Comedy Flop That Pitted Sylvester Stallone Against Dolly Parton
Rhinestone is largely considered a pretty terrible movie that found Dolly Parton trying to turn Sylvester Stallone into a country singer.
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Gene Hackman's Best Unforgiven Scene Serves As The Film's Lynchpin
Little Bill, as played by Gene Hackman, more or less sums up the thesis of Unforgiven in the classic revisionist Western's best scene.
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Why Duke Leto And Lady Jessica Aren't Married In Dune
Duke Leto and Lady Jessica in the Dune movies are clearly in love and perfect for one another, so why don't they just get married already?!
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The 10 Most Anticipated K-Dramas Premiering In 2025
K-dramas are all the rage right now, and there are plenty more on the way. These are the most anticipated K-dramas premiering in 2025, so get ready!
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How Henry Winkler Came Up With Fonzie's Catchphrases On Happy Days
Playing Fonzie on Happy Days turned Henry Winkler into a household name and pop culture icon, and many of his most famous catchphrases were his idea.
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Disney Cancelled An Animated Adaptation From The Creator Of Blade Runner — Twice
Philip K. Dick is responsible for sci-fi stories like the one that became Blade Runner, but Disney turned down two chances to adapt one of his fantasy tales.
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Why James Woods Disappeared From Family Guy
James Woods was so prominent on Family Guy that they named a school after him, but here's why they stopped bringing the character back to Quahog.
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Daniel Day-Lewis Had Two Strict Rules On The Set Of Steven Spielberg's Lincoln
Daniel Day-Lewis famously goes method for every performance, and set some rules on the set of Lincoln that even Steven Spielberg had to follow.
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Aaron Paul's Breaking Bad Follow-Up Was A Disappointing Video Game Movie
Aaron Paul tried to build off his Breaking Bad success by starring in a major video game movie. Unfortunately, things didn't work out as he'd hoped.
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The Heartwarming (And Important) Reason Why Gene Hackman Starred In The Birdcage
Gene Hackman was known more for his dramatic work than his comedic turns, but he had a touching (and meaningful) reason for making The Birdcage.
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Why Sean Connery's Cameo In A Daniel Craig James Bond Movie Was Canceled
One of the Daniel Craig-led James Bond movies nearly cast Sean Connery in a small yet crucial role, but its director (mercifully) decided against it.
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What Happened To The Cast Of Knots Landing?
The soap opera Knots Landing ran for a whopping 14 seasons, but what happened to the show's huge ensemble cast after it was all over? Let's break it down.
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This K-Drama Is Based On One Of Zac Efron's Best Movies
The K-drama 18 Again turns Zac Efron's high school de-aging comedy 17 Again into a 16-episode dramedy series that gets to dig into the characters much more.
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How Jason Isaacs Really Felt About Playing Lucius Malfoy In The Harry Potter Movies
Jason Isaacs brought Lucius Malfoy to life in the Harry Potter franchise, but looking back on the experience sounds bittersweet.
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15 Years Ago, Bruce Willis' Clash With Kevin Smith Resulted In A Big Box Office Flop
This year marks the 15th anniversary of Cop Out, a box office flop that saw director Kevin Smith at odds with star Bruce Willis.
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What's The Song Featured In Severance Season 2 Episode 7 — And Why Does It Matter?
A crucial sequence in Severance Season 2, Episode 7 features a song whose lyrics absolutely speak to what's happening to certain characters.
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What Does 'NCIS' Mean?
The four-letter acronym NCIS signifies one of the most successful TV franchises in history, but a shocking number of people don't know what NCIS stands for.
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The 15 Best World War II Movies Of All Time, Ranked
We've put together a list of the best World War II movies, ranging from the awe-inspiring and action-packed to heartbreaking and thought-provoking.
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The New Hulu Series Every Peaky Blinders Fan Needs To Watch
A Thousand Blows, the latest series from Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, is well worth your time. All six episodes of season 1 are up on Hulu right now.
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The Stephen King Film That Two Late Horror Legends Couldn't Adapt
You'd think that every Stephen King story would have been adapted by now, but one novel stumped not just one, but two legendary horror directors.
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Severance Season 2 May Just Have Revealed Lumon's Bizarre Endgame
We're pretty sure we know what Lumon's endgame is thanks to Severance Season 2's most disturbing episode, and it's just as twisted as you'd expect.
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Maika Monroe's Overlooked 2022 Horror Movie Is Finally Finding An Audience On Netflix
Maika Monroe has slowly become one of the horror genre's greatest assets and one of her most underseen films is finally getting the attention it deserves.
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Why Michael Keaton Turned Down Groundhog Day
Before Bill Murray got the role of Phil Connors in Groundhog Day, Michael Keaton was approached to star. Here's why Keaton turned it down.
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Gene Hackman's Western Roles Ranked
Gene Hackman's diverse acting career included performances in seven Westerns, one of which won him an Oscar. Here they are, ranked from worst to best.
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Yellowjackets' Big Season 3 Death Has Fans Buzzing
Yellowjackets is a show about teenage cannibals and murdering ex-lovers, but the biggest death of season 3 (so far) has fans freaking out.
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How To Watch Kenneth Branagh's Hercule Poirot Movies In Order
Kenneth Branagh has directed and starred in three movies based on Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot stories. Here's the correct order to watch them in.
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A Bizarre Pennywise Fan Theory Connects Stephen King's It To A Disney Classic
According to one Stephen King fan theory, Pennywise the Dancing Clown shares his eldritch origins with another mysterious figure: Mary Poppins.
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