Aaron Paul Got Into Character For Breaking Bad By Exploring Shady Parts Of Albuquerque
Aaron Paul, star of AMC's hit series "Breaking Bad," said he got into character for his role as Jesse Pinkman by exploring shady areas of Albuquerque.
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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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Movie Adaptations Of Books Hated By The Authors But Loved By Critics
Some famous movie adaptations of books are hated by the authors but loved by critics, resulting in many film classics being outright detested by their creators.
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John Leguizamo Was Going To Be The MCU's Vulture After Michael Keaton First Backed Out
"Batman" actor Michael Keaton brought Vulture to life in "Spider-Man: Homecoming," but the role almost went to John Leguizamo.
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Jenna Ortega Didn't Return For You Season 4 Because She Was Filming Wednesday
Jenna Ortega could've possibly been back for "You" Season 4, if only she wasn't busy filming "Wednesday" at the time.
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You Fans Got An Absolute Kick Out Of That Cardi B Scene In Season 4 Episode 1
First, fans watched Penn Badgley and Cardi B become friends on Twitter, and now, "You" Season 4 has paid homage to their friendship in the perfect way.
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Whatever Happened To Simply Fit Board After Shark Tank?
The concave plastic balancing board that works out the core muscles went into the tank in November 2015. Here's how it's doing in 2023.
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American Psycho Facts That Would Even Impress Patrick Bateman
American Psycho is a modern cult classic. Let's look back at a few facts surrounding the film's production, controversies, and difficulties both on and off set.
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Cody Fern Would Love To Bring Back One Of His AHS Characters (Michael Langdon, Obviously)
Cody Fern has played plenty of "American Horror Story" characters since Michael Langdon, but he's still interested in bringing the antagonist back.
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13 Shazam Jr. Facts Only Huge Fans Know About The DC Character
Shazam Jr. is one of DC's most impressive heroes -- but even the most diehard fans might not know these facts about the superpowered teen.
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Don't Expect The Criminal Minds: Evolution Love Triangle To End Anytime Soon
Fans of Criminal Minds: Evolution shouldn't expect its love triangle between Garcia, Alvez, and Tyler to end anytime soon.
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Daniel Craig's Dancing In The Belvedere Ad Wasn't Actually That Good (And Most Actors Can't Dance And Shouldn't)
Daniel Craig shows off his moves in a recent commercial - but should he? Should actors be out here dancing?!
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Abbott Elementary Fans Are On The Look Out For A Mo And Amber Romance After Season 2 Episode 14
While "Abbott Elementary" fans have been vying for Janine and Gregory to get together, Season 2, Episode 14 has them looking out for a Mo and Amber romance.
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Brendan Fraser Auditioned To Play Superman In A J.J. Abrams Project (& So Did Paul Walker)
Brandon Fraser is enjoying a comeback with an Academy Award nomination for "The Whale," but he was once rejected by J.J. Abrams for the role of Superman.
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Barry Keoghan's Real-Life Story From Childhood To The Banshees Of Inisherin
Barry Keoghan's work in "The Banshees of Inisherin" earned him an Oscar nomination. But how he got there is every bit as powerful a story.
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Eric Stonestreet Wasn't Afraid To Voice His Opposition To Weight Jokes On Set Of Modern Family
"Modern Family" made thousands of jokes over its run, but Eric Stonestreet made a concerted effort to prevent the show from making weight jokes pointed at him.
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14 Bat-Facts Fans Should Know About Grant Morrison's Batman Incorporated
Though Morrison's Batman Incorporated concluded in 2013, it's left an indelible mark on the Bat-mythos, and will shape James Gunn's big screen DC Universe.
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What We Know About Pawn Stars' Chumlee
Here's everything we know about the guy we thought was a lovable goofball until he got busted for seriously creepy charges.
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Harley Quinn Showrunner Justin Halpern Says The Kite-Man Spin-Off Is 'Out There'
"Harley Quinn" showrunner Justin Halpern spoke about how the upcoming "Kite Man" spin-off will be every bit as crazy as Harley's show.
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Spider-Man: Noir To Spin His Webs On Amazon Prime In New Live-Action Series
A new report reveals that the crime-fighting, hat-wearing version of Spider-Man from "Spider-Man Noir" is getting his own series, courtesy of Amazon Studios.
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Harrison Ford's Idea Of Hollywood As A 'Fictional Place' Is Truer Than Ever
Harrison Ford says Hollywood is a fictional place that describes show business. With a changing media landscape, his idea of Hollywood has never been truer.
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Penn Badgley Doesn't Think You Will Go Beyond Five Seasons
"You" star Penn Badgley believes that everyone involved in the Netflix show's creation wants it to send; otherwise it risks outstaying its welcome.
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South Park Fans Are Loving The Classic Feel Of Season 26's Premiere
Now that Season 26 is off to a running start, many fans feel like this premiere episode channels some classic "South Park," but why exactly?
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Ghosts' Brandon Scott Jones Couldn't Wrap His Head Around Isaac's Age
"Ghosts" fans will never forget Captain Isaac Higgintoot's revealed secret in the CBS adaptation -- and for a great reason!
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Burt Bacharach Launched His Career With A Banger Horror Movie Theme
Burt Bacharach took advantage of an opportunity to break into the movie business in a genre you wouldn't expect: horror.
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Danny McBride Comments On His Not-So-Surprising Reveal In Downy's Super Bowl 2023 Commercial
Danny McBride appears in the 2023 Downy Super Bowl commercial, redubbing himself as "Downy McBride." He spoke about what aspect of the ad appealed to him.
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