The Big Bang Theory Writer Blames Friends For The State Of Sitcoms
By casting six attractive people, "The Big Bang Theory" producer-writer Eddie Gorodetsky thinks "Friends" sent the sitcom genre "backward" for a bit.
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The Entire Avatar Timeline Explained So Far
With two movies, comics, videogames and more, the "Avatar" franchise is already getting deep with its mythology. We map it out, and explore what's to come.
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Hellboy Reboot On The Way With A Script Co-Written By Comic Creator Mike Mignola
It has been confirmed that "Hellboy: The Crooked Man," a new attempt to bring Mike Mignola's comic creation to the big screen, is on the way.
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Harrison Ford Was Surprised How Much Taylor Sheridan Got Right About Him In 1923
"1923" star Harrison Ford was surprised about how much Taylor Sheridan's script mirrored parts of his own life, saying it reflected his own personality.
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What Episode Of Shameless Did Shanola Hampton Direct?
After 11 seasons playing Veronica, by the final season of Shameless, Shanola Hampton wanted to try her hand at directing.
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How GLOW's Cancellation Impacted Alison Brie And Dave Franco's Somebody I Used To Know
Netflix's cancellation of "GLOW" came around the same time as when Alison Brie was working on the script for "Somebody I Used to Know."
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Gilmore Girls Star Liz Torres Cherishes Filming All The Christmas Episodes
All Liz Torres wanted during those idyllic Gilmore Girls winter scenes was to frolic in the fake snow. Who could blame her?
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The One Audition Line That Solidified Evan Peters' American Horror Story Role
For Evan Peters, his longstanding relationship with Ryan Murphy began with one macabre line, spoken as Tate Langdon.
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The Ending Of Highlander Finally Explained
Although some of the ending of Highlander is diluted by its sequels, it's still got an exciting finale.
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Rocky Reviews Aren't Hindering Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania's Opening Weekend Box Office
Marvel Studios' Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is set to have a great opening weekend at the box office despite mixed reception.
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Are Michael Richards And Jerry Seinfeld Friends In Real Life?
Were Jerry Seinfeld and Michael Richards destined to have a real-life friendship or was it all made for TV?
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MCU Fans Agree That Quantumania's Gravest Sin Is Benching Ant-Man's Allies
"Ant-Man 3" brings its titular hero into the Quantum Realm and some fans are upset that much of the first two films' supporting cast was left behind.
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Chicago Fire's Charlie Barnett Found Himself Relating With Peter's Struggles On A Personal Level
During his time on Chicago Fire as Peter Mills, Charlie Barnett was able to relate to his character on a personal level. Here's how.
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Characters That Got Replaced In Superhero Movies And TV Shows
The superhero genre of film and television is littered with characters who were subbed in at the last minute, filling in for other heroes and villains.
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Gilmore Girls' Scott Patterson Took 'Everything He Could Get His Hands On' From The Set
Swiping props from set is seemingly a rite of passage, and Scott Patterson is no exception. What wouldn't you want from Stars Hollow?
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Ant-Man 3 Kicks Off Phase 5 (But Some MCU Fans Still Don't Know Phase 4 Ended)
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania may have kicked off the Marvel Cinematic Universe's fifth Phase but some fans are unaware that Phase 4 even ended.
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Michael B. Jordan Explains Why IMAX Was A Must For Creed III In Order To Elevate The Series
First-time director Michael B. Jordan has a great reason for using IMAX cameras to shoot "Creed III."
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Penelope's Desk On Criminal Minds Is Covered In Gifts From Kirsten Vangsness' Fans
Criminal Minds fans have been helping Kirsten Vangsness decorate her character's desk by giving her an important type of office supply.
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Facts About Jarella's World That Will Give Fans Subatomic Knowledge
As the Marvel movies spend more and more time off planet Earth, it's time to explore K'ai, otherwise known as Jarella's world.
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Breaking Bad Taught Laura Fraser A Really Valuable Life Lesson
In a 2013 interview, Breaking Bad star Laura Fraser looked back on the life lesson she learned after she was cast as Lydia on the AMC crime drama.
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Scream: The TV Series: The Complete History Of An Underrated Horror Gem
Here's a history of "Scream: The TV Series."
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Why Issabella From The Big Bang Theory Looks So Familiar
While only in one episode of the long-running sitcom, you may have thought Issabella from "The Big Bang Theory" looked familiar. Here is why.
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Most Ironic Final Words In Movies
Of all the most quotable lines in movie history, there are some that stand out for the sheer irony of a character's words, which prove to be their final ones
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12 Sci-Fi Movies About Fantastic Realms To Watch After Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania
The Ant-Man threequel "Quantumania" is a daring trip into miniature mind realms. We find similar thrills to be found in "Avatar," "Inception" and these others.
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Jane Fonda Turned Down The Exorcist Because Of Her Anti-Vietnam War Stance
According to director William Friedkin, Jane Fonda's anti-Vietnam War views led her to turn down the role of Chis MacNeil in The Exorcist.
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Why Judge Arthur Vandelay From Seinfeld Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have also seen the late Stanley Anderson, who played Judge Arthur Vandelay on Seinfeld.
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SNL Characters Who Were Supposed To Have Movies But Didn't
Some "Saturday Night Live" films like "Wayne's World" proved to be huge successes, but here are the SNL characters who were supposed to have movies but didn't.
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