Why Mean Girls Resonates Twenty Years Later, According To Ana Gasteyer - Exclusive
While the film premiered in 2004, "Mean Girls" continues to be popular for new and old fans, and Ana Gasteyer has several reasons for why that is.
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Here's Where You Can Stream Alicia Silverstone's Clueless Online
If you're itching to rewatch "Clueless" after seeing Alicia Silverstone's Super Bowl ad, keep reading to learn where you can find the '90s hit.
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Theater Camp Review: An Ode To Theater Kid Energy
Theater Camp, which debuted at Sundance Film Festival, has some serious theater kid energy that makes it a fun little adventure for drama and comedy fans
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The Weird Al Biopic Proves Parody Films Need Another Shot In Hollywood
Parody films went through a dark period, but Weird Al shows that there's still life left in the genre.
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Danny Noonan Is Back In The 'Caddyshack' For The Michelob Ultra's Super Bowl 2023 Commercial
Danny Noonan shows up to cheer on Serena Williams and offer her some golfing advice in a new "Caddyshack"-themed Super Bowl commercial from Michelob Ultra.
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Joy Ride - What We Know So Far About Adele Lim's Directorial Debut
If you are looking for a fun summer movie, we might have just the ticket. Here is everything we know so far about Adele Lim's directorial debut "Joy Ride.
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife Director Jason Reitman Was Thrilled To Use Props From The 1984 Film
"Ghostbusters: Afterlife" director Jason Reitman revealed that props from the original "Ghostbusters" were among the tools used to make the sequel accurate.
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13 Crocodile Dundee Facts That Come From A Land Down Under
Crocodile Dundee came out of nowhere to become one of the most successful films of 1986. Here's everything you need to know about the film's surprising history.
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12 Facts About Seven Psychopaths Only Big Fans Know About Martin McDonagh's Crime Comedy
Before "The Banshees of Inisherin," Martin McDonagh and Colin Farrell made "Seven Psychopaths." From dancing stars to dead dogs, here's how it went down.
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Paul Rudd Says Anchorman Is One Of The Funniest Scripts He's Ever Read (In Addition To One Of His Cult Classics)
Paul Rudd said that he rarely gets scripts so good he reread them for pleasure. He could only think of two times: "Anchorman" and "Wet Hot American Summer."
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The Ending Of 80 For Brady Explained
80 for Brady might not be one of the best sports movies ever, but this post-game wrap-up will clue fans in on how this charming little film comes to a close.
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The Ending Of Netflix's Your Place Or Mine Explained
There's nothing better than curling up with a great rom-com. We take a look at the ending of "Your Place or Mine" and find out if there's a happily ever after.
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Paul Rudd Admits He Was 'Very Self-Conscious' Filming Clueless' Staircase Scene
Paul Rudd recently opened up about how awkward he felt while filming the iconic staircase kissing scene with Alicia Silverstone in Clueless.
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Ted 2 Snuck One Of Family Guy's Longest Running Gags In The Background
If you know where to look, you'll find that "Ted 2" contains a nod to a long-running "Family Guy" gag.
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Austin Powers 2's Amazing Burt Bacharach Moment Was Born From Pneumonia
It turns out, were it not for a bout of pneumonia, Burt Bacharach may have never written the classic tune for "Austin Powers and the Spy who Shagged Me."
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The Anchorman Scene Paul Rudd Says The Cast Struggled To Get Through
Paul Rudd says that an "Anchorman" scene featuring Brick eating something out the garbage made the cast continue to laugh, causing difficulty filming.
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Burt Bacharach's Austin Powers Cameos Served As The Spy's Best Running Gags
Songwriter Burt Bacharach leaves behind an incredible legacy in pop music, but you may not remember that Bacharach had a cameo in every "Austin Powers" movie.
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Things You Forgot Happened In The Austin Powers Movies
From crazy dance numbers to hilarious cameos, these are the things you forgot happened in the Austin Powers movies.
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Owen Wilson Has A Paintbrush And A Perm In The Trailer For Bob Ross-Inspired Comedy Paint
Owen Wilson is sporting his paintbrush and his perm in a brand new trailer for his upcoming film, "Paint." The film is inspired by Bob Ross, but it's no biopic.
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Alicia Silverstone Thinks Clueless' Cher Was Perfect For Rakuten's Super Bowl 2023 Commercial
Alicia Silverstone is the latest actor to reprise a famous role for a Super Bowl ad, and she recently opened up about playing Cher from "Clueless" again.
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The Ending Of Lyle, Lyle Crocodile Explained
The family movie "Lyle, Lyle Crocodile" tells a heartwarming story about friendship and family. We take a look at the ending and what it means.
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Michelob Ultra's Song Choice For Their Super Bowl 2023 Commercial Is The Perfect Caddyshack Throwback
Michelob ULTRA uses its 2023 Super Bowl commercial to parody "Caddyshack," so the song choice it uses really shouldn't come as a surprise.
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Will Ferrell Says Kanye West Wouldn't Leave The Set Of Anchorman 2
Will Ferrell recently spoke about filming "Anchorman 2," and he revealed how after Kanye West shot his cameo, he wouldn't leave the set.
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Andrew Schulz Claims You People's Major Kissing Scene Was Actually CGI
According to American comedian Andrew Schulz, the kissing scene between Jonah Hill and Lauren London was actually accomplished through CGI.
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Phoebe's Jokes In Ghostbusters: Afterlife Were Created By Mckenna Grace Herself
Mckenna Grace starred in "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" and admitted to using a lot of her own jokes and humor on the fly while portraying Phoebe.
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That Time When Norm Macdonald Classically Sank A Movie Before It Premiered
Norm Macdonald, known for his sharp wit, once destroyed a film's chances at success before it even debuted.
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Triangle Of Sadness: Set Sail With These 11 Facts About The Oscar-Nominated Film
Ruben Ostland's "Triangle of Sadness" is an Oscar-nominated contender for the best film of 2022. Here, some little-known facts about its voyage to the screen.
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