The Most Paused Moments In The James Bond Franchise
James Bond has been thrilling moviegoing audiences in more than two dozen films since 1962. Here are all the most-paused moments in the 007 film series.
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The Deadly History Behind The Curse Of Oak Island
Oak Island has been infamous for centuries, and its mysteries have caused a few actual deaths. Here is the deadly history behind The Curse of Oak Island.
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Decades after its release, there's a lot to the Burt Reynolds action blockbuster Smokey and the Bandit that may have slipped your mind.
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If you love Men in Black for its aliens, mutants, and conspiracies all wrapped up in a fun and funny sci-fi buddy flick, check out these other sci-fi films.
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The 7 Best And 7 Worst Horror Movies Of 2020
Here's a rundown of the seven best and the seven worst horror releases of 2020, according to their Rotten Tomatoes ratings.
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What You Really Have To Go Through In Order To Be A Contestant On The Price Is Right
Here's a closer look at the grueling process of becoming a contestant on the long-running game show "The Price is Right."
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Why Kayla Watts From Jurassic World: Dominion Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have previously seen DeWanda Wise, who plays Kayla Watts in "Jurassic World: Dominion."
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Here's why the opening sequence of "Better Call Saul" Season 6 might be more significant than it may seem to the average viewer.
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What Is The Song In The McDonald's 'My House My Rules' Commercial?
Here's the classic pop song that was used in McDonald's new 'My House My Rules' commercial.
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Fans on Reddit are curious regarding the number of so-called "old friends" Ruzek has on Chicago P.D.
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"Rick and Morty" co-creator and lead voice actor Justin Roiland has been fired from the show following criminal charges, but the show will be fine without him.
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Birth/Rebirth's Graphic Scenes Are Making Sundance Audience Members Sick
Sundance Film Festival has unveiled some groundbreaking horror titles in the past, and 2023's "Birth/Rebirth" is turning heads after it made audiences sick.
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Gilmore Girls' Keiko Agena Says The Show's 'Daunting' Scripts Gave Her Nightmares
"Gilmore Girls" is iconic for its fast wit, and the scripts were daunting because of how full of content they were; Keiko Agena shared her thoughts on them.
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Yellowstone's Cole Hauser Was Honored To Find A Rip Wheeler Costume At A Halloween Store
Cole Hauser plays fan-favorite Rip Wheeler on the Paramount drama "Yellowstone," and the actor revealed he saw his character's costume at a Halloween store.
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Deadliest Catch's Johnathan Hillstrand Stresses The Importance Of Eating While On Board
"Deadliest Catch" captain Jonathan Hillstrand shared how important he feels it is to feed his crew while on board their fishing vessel.
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Justin Roiland's Rick And Morty Dismissal Leaves A Lot Of Characters Without A Voice
"Rick and Morty" has a host of quirky and chaotic side characters, many of whose voices will have to be replaced after Justin Roiland's firing.
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Infinity Pool Is Drawing Strong Reactions From Critics
Brandon Cronenberg's newest film "Infinity Pool" is quite divisive amongst critics -- the film is an excessive display of violence starring Alexander Skarsgard.
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Rick And Morty Fans Think The Show Already Has A Built-In Contingency Plan For Justin Roiland's Departure
"Rick and Morty" fans think the show is well-equipped to handle Justin Roiland's departure from the series.
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Why Debra Jo Rupp Says Filming That '70s Show's Iconic 360 Shots Were High-Pressure Situations
"That '70s Show" star Debra Jo Rupp still remembers what was exactly so stressful about filming the 360 shots in "The Circle."
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Ashton Kutcher Had A Strange Moment Of Disorientation On Set Of That '90s Show
Ashton Kutcher returned as Kelson in "That '90s Show," and the former "That '70s Show" actor revealed why shooting the cameo with wife Mila Kunis was surreal.
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What To Expect While Watching Poker Face According To Rian Johnson
Along with his recent Oscar nomination, Rian Johnson has another project set to release this month with Peacock's new streaming series "Poker Face."
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Rocky Carroll Describes The Challenging NCIS Scenes That Improved His Skills As A Director
In an interview, "NCIS" star Rocky Carroll detailed the scenes that gave him the biggest challenges and ultimately helped him as a director.
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CODA's Troy Kotsur Will Guest Star On Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 12
"Curb Your Enthusiasm" is renewed for Season 12, and the upcoming season is confirmed to include Troy Kotsur -- will he be a friend or foe to Larry David?
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The Biggest Surprises And Snubs Of The 2023 Oscar Nominations
The 2023 Oscar nominations have their share of snubs and surprises. We're thinking about the nominees the Academy missed and those it got right.
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Why Steven Spielberg Finally Made The Fabelmans
"The Fabelmans" writer and director Steven Spielberg recently opened up about why he decided to make such a personal film.
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Cate Blanchett's Latest Oscar Nomination Puts Her In Elite Territory
Cate Blanchett picked up an Academy Award nomination for best actress for "Tár," making her one of the few actors with this Oscar achievement.
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Fans Were Chilled And Thrilled By The Opening Scene Of The Last Of Us Episode 2
The second episode of "The Last of Us" showcased an opening sequence that scared and thrilled many viewers at home, if Twitter reactions are any indication.
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