The Star Wars Community Breathed A Sigh Of Relief At Omega's Updated Design
While "Star Wars" fans immediately fell in love with Omega after the debut of "The Bad Batch," they never enjoyed her initial costume design.
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History Of The World: Part I: 14 Facts About Mel Brooks' Comedy Classic Only Major Fans Will Know
When Mel Brooks released 1981's "History of the World," critics and the box office were lukewarm. 42 years later, these facts will get you ready for the sequel.
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TV Shows That Made A Comeback At The Movies
Before bringing back small-screen favorites was en vogue, Hollywood was often reviving iconic shows as full-length feature films. Here are some of the biggest.
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The Most Iconic Scene From Every Movie In The Halloween Franchise
With over 13 films spanning four decades, the "Halloween" franchise has given us some memorable moments. Here are the most iconic scenes from every movie.
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13 Stand-Up Comedians Who Became More Well-Known For Their Acting
The switch from stage to screen is no easy feat, but some big names have done it. Here are 13 stand-up comedians who became more well-known for their acting.
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Han Solo's Famous 'I Know' Line Was All Harrison Ford's Idea
Being an actor sometimes means making some needed changes, and for Harrison Ford, that included improvising one of the most iconic lines in Star Wars history.
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Welcome To Derry: 12 Things We Want To See In The IT Prequel Series
Pennywise is coming back thanks to a new series on HBO Max. Here are some things we would love to see in the prequel show "Welcome to Derry."
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12 Legendary Monster Actors You Didn't Recognize In Other Roles
These legendary monster movie actors might be best recognized in their creature costumes and makeup, but we bet you didn't recognize them in these other roles.
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Friday The 13th: The Series: The Complete History Of TV's Forgotten Horror Show
Would you believe us if we told you there's a Friday the 13th TV series that has nothing to do with Jason Voorhees, and it's actually really good?
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13 Star Wars Comics We'd Love To See Adapted To The Big (Or Small) Screen
Whether it is offering alternative takes on familiar characters or exploring something new, these are the "Star Wars" comics we'd love to see adapted on screen.
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Where You've Seen The Cast Of Renfield Before
"Renfield" is the latest movie to explore Dracula mythology and it features a host of seasoned actors. Here's where you've seen the cast of "Renfield" before.
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Star Wars' Dee Bradley Baker Explains Commander Cody's Mindset After Order 66
According to voice actor Dee Bradley Baker, here's what Commander Cody is thinking during the post-Order 66 events of "Star Wars: The Bad Batch."
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Why Isn't Harry Potter An Obscurial Like Credence?
Following the release of the "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" movie in 2016, many fans have wondered why Harry Potter isn't an Obscurial like Credence.
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Rupert Grint Turned To Horror Following Harry Potter Thanks To His Fear Of Death
Rupert Grint turned to horror such as M. Night Shyamalan's "Servant" on Apple TV+ and "Knock at the Cabin" following "Harry Potter" thanks to his fear of death.
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12 Luther Facts That Will Leave You Saying 'Now What?'
More than a decade after he first took on the role, Idris Elba returns as Luther once again for "The Fallen Sun." Here are some fun facts about the show.
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Elizabeth Banks Sees Cocaine Bear As A Redemption Story For The Titular Mammal
"Cocaine Bear" is based on the true story of a bear ingesting copious amounts of cocaine; director Elizabeth Banks sees the movie as a way to redeem that bear.
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William Shatner Says The Star Trek Movie Finally Showed The Series' Potential
William Shatner said in a 1979 interview that Star Trek: The Motion Picture went a long way toward moving the franchise out of its TV beginnings.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home's Deleted Matt Murdock Scene Puts Happy On The Spot
Charlie Cox reprised his Netflix "Daredevil" role as Matt Murdock in "Spider-Man: No Way Home," and a new deleted scene shows more footage of the lawyer.
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Maverick And Rooster's Relationship Wasn't In Top Gun: Maverick's Initial Script
Top Gun: Maverick director Joseph Kosinski revealed the original script for the sequel didn't feature Rooster and Maverick's contentious relationship.
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How M3GAN's Unrated Cut On Peacock Differs From The Theatrical Version
Two versions of "M3GAN" went up on Peacock. You can watch the theatrical PG-13 version, or you can check out the much bloodier R-rated cut.
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Here's What Harrison Ford Would Look Like As Red Hulk
Harrison Ford is the new, recast Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and this fan art imagines what he could look like as Red Hulk.
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Creed III Review: No Sly Stallone, No Problem
Sylvester Stallone has left the building, but with Michael B. Jordan helming and Jonathan Majors joining Creed III the eye of the tiger is still very much alive
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Top Gun: Maverick's Director Compares The Aviation Sequences To A Play
"Top Gun: Maverick" doesn't seem like it would do well as a play, but Joseph Kosinski adopted some play-like methods to rehearse the aviation scenes.
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How Peeves Actor Rik Mayall Behaved On Set Of Harry Potter, According To The Cast
Here is how Peeves actor Rik Mayall behaved on set of Harry Potter, according to the cast, and why the character ended up cut from each of the films.
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Fans Think The True Crime In The Boston Strangler Is Keira Knightley's Accent
Audiences have been quick to comment on Keira Knightley's accent on Hulu's "Boston Strangler," calling the accent the true crime in the forthcoming work.
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Small Details You Missed In M3GAN
"M3GAN" is packed with details and more than a handful of nods to some pop culture classics. Here are all the small details you missed in "M3GAN."
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How Martin Luther King, Jr. Convinced Nichelle Nichols To Stay On Star Trek
Nichelle Nichols' performance as Lieutenant Uhura is iconic -- but she almost left the role. Here's how Martin Luther King, Jr. convinced her to stay.
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