Marketing Slip-Ups That Spoiled Famous Movies
Spoilers are a movie lover's worst enemy, as they ruin the experience. But sometimes, its the movie studios that end up spoiling their own films. Let's explore.
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Law & Order Made Odelya Halevi Want To Become A Lawyer Before She Joined The Show
Odelya Halevi recently spoke about the relationship she had with "Law & Order," even before she joined the series.
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Things In The Alien Movie Saga You Only Notice After Watching More Than Once
Find out which details of the "Alien" franchise you only pick up after watching it more than once.
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Brandon Sklenar And Julia Schlaepfer Hid Oranges In Their Pockets For The Elephants On 1923
"1923" stars Brandon Sklenar and Julia Schlaepfer revealed they kept treats for the elephants on the set of the "Yellowstone" spin-off.
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Leslie Grossman Compares The Visceral Thrills Of American Horror Story To The Humor Of Bridesmaids
This skilled comedic actress is just as skilled at horror, and here's her explanation.
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Samurai Cop Is The Room-Like Schlock That Reddit Thinks Is Still Worth Checking Out
Fans of awful films have found a new favorite to champion with the cheese-filled, cop-buddy action flick, "Samurai Cop!"
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11 Great Television Actors Who Have Never Won An Acting Emmy
Here are some seriously talented television actors who have never won an Emmy.
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Where Does The Camera Crew Sleep On Deadliest Catch's Northwestern?
Filming a reality like "Deadliest Catch" show can be hard going; not just on the people who star in the production, but on the crew that must capture it all.
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James Cameron Implemented A Strict Vegan Diet For Everyone On The Set Of Avatar
They say to practice what you preach, which was the exact mindset of director James Cameron when helming his "Avatar" movies.
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Modern Family's Reid Ewing Recalls Feeling Like An Outsider On Set
Reid Ewing, who played Dylan Marshall on the ABC sitcom "Modern Family," reflected on the challenges of being a supporting player in the ensemble cast.
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Why Olivia Cooke Has To Believe Her House Of The Dragon Character Isn't A Villain
To some, Alicent is a villain for her role in the events leading up to the Dance of the Dragons. However, Cooke believes things are not so black or white.
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The 12 Most Hilarious Moments From Netflix's You People, Ranked
The Eddie Murphy/Jonah Hill flick "You People" is a comedic exploration of interracial relations. Here are the funniest moments in the mixed-bag movie.
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It Ends With Us - What We Know So Far
Here's everything we currently know about the film adaptation of Colleen Hoover's bestselling novel It Ends with Us.
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Why You Won't See Amy Jo Johnson In The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Reunion Special
The original Pink Ranger, Amy Jo Johnson, took directly to Twitter to clarify why she won't be featured in "Once & Always."
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Why Owen Granger From NCIS: Los Angeles Looks So Familiar
The late Miguel Ferrer played Agent Owen Granger on NCIS: Los Angeles from Season 3 through 8. Here's where you may have also seen him.
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Sweet Home: 12 Facts About The Obscure 1989 Japanese Horror Film That Inspired Resident Evil
The Japanese film and game "Sweet Home" laid the groundwork for the "Resident Evil" franchise — and has almost never been seen outside Japan.
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Sean Connery's Zardoz Costume Probably Shouldn't Have Been Greenlit
Zardoz is a weird movie, but nothing's weirder than that outfit.
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Why Family Guy's Seth MacFarlane Hates Voicing Quagmire
If you think voicing such an outlandish character like Glenn Quagmire is a dream job, Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane has something you should know.
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Record Of Ragnarok Fans Are Pleasantly Surprised By The CGI Quality In Season 2
Several fans of Record of Ragnarok are quite impressed by the aesthetic improvements on the show from Season 1 to Season 2, particularly the CGI quality.
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Gregory Allen Howard, Harriet And Remember The Titans Writer, Dies
Veteran screenwriter Gregory Allen Howard, whose work touched the hearts of moviegoers everywhere, has died.
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Nicole Kidman And Maya Erksine Will Co-Star On Thriller Miniseries The Perfect Nanny At HBO
Nicole Kidman and Maya Erskine are set to appear on the HBO miniseries The Perfect Nanny, which is based on a real-life murder case from 2012.
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Why Lloyd From Yellowstone Looks So Familiar
"Yellowstone" is full of recognizable faces. Here's why Llyod might look so familiar.
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Breaking Bad's Vince Gilligan Recalls Tearing Up When Writing Walt's Death
According to Breaking Bad creator and showrunner Vince Gilligan, he actually cried while writing Walter White's death in the series finale.
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Amazon Reportedly Planning A Tomb Raider Franchise, Including A New Feature Film
Amazon has its sights set on a "Tomb Raider" shared universe, including a new feature film and so much more.
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Law & Order: SVU Fans Feel Let Down By Benson And Stabler's Almost Kiss
Several Law & Order: SVU viewers are up in arms over the fact that once again, Benson and Stabler almost had their first on-screen kiss.
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What The Cast Of Ocean's Eleven Looks Like Today
To find out what your favorite hustlers, swindlers and two-bit cons have been doing over the years, check out what the cast of Ocean's Eleven looks like today.
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Don't Worry Last Of Us Fans, Scientists Promise That Cordyceps Infections Are Completely Fictional
Some scientists have reassured "The Last Of Us" fans that the grim Cordyceps scenario will remain relegated to television.
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