Sig Hansen Only Agreed To Be On Deadliest Catch To Celebrate His Family Legacy
"Deadliest Catch" star Sig Hansen simply wanted to honor his late father when he and his brothers agreed to appear on the Discovery reality show.
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Sizzling Inferno Facts That Only Major Robert Langdon Fans Will Know
After 2 Robert Langdon films, Tom Hanks and Ron Howard returned for "Inferno." The film nearly killed an actor, redefined Hanks' hair, and tweaked key details.
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What Is The Song In Google's Security Commercial?
Google's new commercial promoting its security features has the perfect song to tie into the thematic qualities of the ad.
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NCIS' Pauley Perrette's Iconic Jet Black Hair Is All Fake
"NCIS" fans may recognize Pauley Perrette's Abby Sciuto for her black hair and clothes, but she is, in reality, a natural blonde.
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Cobra Kai's Ralph Macchio Is Keen On The Idea Of A Mr. Miyagi Prequel Series
"Cobra Kai" star Ralph Macchio likes the idea of a prequel series to examine the origins of Mr. Miyagi, the mentor of "Karate Kid" protagonist Daniel LaRusso.
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The Horrible Carpal Tunnel Deadliest Catch Crew Members Endure That Isn't Shown On TV
Fans have seen the harsh conditions endured by the fishermen on "Deadliest Catch," but fans might not be aware of the carpal tunnel many endure off-camera.
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NCIS: LA's Barrett Foa Also Has A Career As A Broadway Actor
Fans of Barrett Foa may not realize that his first love is theater; he spent the decade before "NCIS" starring on Broadway.
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Weird Al Hopes Madonna Is OK With Being Featured In Weird: The Al Yankovic Story
Madonna is a character in "Weird: The Al Yankovic Story," and Weird Al was asked whether he had to approach the singer to use her as a character.
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American Pickers Star Danielle Colby's Trip To The Philippines Proved More Meaningful Than Antiques
"American Pickers" star Danielle Colby's trip to the Philippines proved more meaningful than antiques. See what she said was most valuable to her.
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Hocus Pocus Initially Had A Much Scarier Tone According To Vinessa Shaw And Omri Katz
The Halloween classic film "Hocus Pocus" initially had a much scarier tone, according to Vinessa Shaw (who played Allison) and Omri Katz (Max).
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Andor Director Toby Haynes On Fine-Tuning The Impact Of Vel And Cinta's Relationship
Toby Haynes, director of Disney+'s "Andor," recently opened up about writing the intricacies of Vel and Cinta's relationship. Here's what he had to say.
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Whatever Happened To Tough Tie After Shark Tank?
Remember Tough Tie from "Shark Tank?" You're probably wondering what ever happened to those charismatic guys. Here's what happened after the show aired!
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The Community Movie Will Apparently Require A Big Box Of Tissues
The first table read for the "Community" movie apparently already happened, and according to Joel McHale, it's going to be a tearjerker.
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The Biggest Differences Between The Comics Version Of Black Adam And The Live-Action Movie
Black Adam has a rich history in DC comic books -- but how much of his character remains unchanged in the live-action movie?
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Producer Chris Richardson Discusses The Major Obstacle That Narrowed Down The Cast Of Mountain Men
The "Mountain Men" cast must meet a lot of criteria in order to star in the well-loved History Channel show. Here's one producers sometimes struggled to meet.
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Deadliest Catch's Jake Anderson Exposes His Raw Truth In His Book Relapse
Many stars on "Deadliest Cast" experienced hard times throughout their lives. Jake Anderson's book shares some of his experiences in order to inspire hope.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Will Apparently Boast A Runtime Of Over Three Hours
James Cameron's upcoming "Avatar" sequel "Avatar: The Way of Water" will reportedly clock in at a runtime north of the three-hour mark.
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Why Haikyuu!!'s Kenma Kozume Sounds So Familiar
Kenme Kozume's voice may sound familiar to fans watching "Haikyuu!!' Here are some of the many roles you may recognize voice actor YûkI Kaji in.
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Henry Cavill Fans Are Hitting The Eject Button On The Witcher After The Recast News
Henry Cavill fans are hitting the eject button on "The Witcher" after he shocked fans by announcing he was exiting the show and being replaced by Liam Hemsworth
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The Witcher Season 4 To See Liam Hemsworth Take Over The Role Of Geralt From Henry Cavill
The role of Geralt of Rivia will go to Liam Hemsworth, who will be taking over the role from Henry Cavill in the upcoming season 4 of "The Witcher."
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Nope Actor Brandon Perea Agreed To His Role Without Knowing Anything About The Movie
Brandon Perea rose to fame playing Angel in Jordan Peele's movie "Nope." Here's what he had to say about what he knew -- or didn't know -- going into the film.
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Hillary Clinton's 60 Minutes Interview In 1992 Caused Immense Regret For Many Involved
During a "60 Minutes" interview with Steve Kroft in 1992, Hillary Clinton made a comment in defense of her husband that followed her for the rest of her career.
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Who Was The First Million Dollar Winner On The Price Is Right?
On a 2008 primetime installment of "The Price is Right," one contestant successfully claimed the first six-figure cash prize in the game show's history.
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Here's Where The White Lotus Season 2 Was Actually Filmed
"The White Lotus" is saying goodbye to the Hawaiian Islands (for now, at least) and hello to the beautiful coastal resorts of this European country.
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Sydney Sweeney To Reunite With Michael Mohan For Horror Film Immaculate
Sydney Sweeney and Michael Mohan will team up again for the horror film "Immaculate." Here's what you fans expect so far.
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Breaking Bad's Anna Gunn Had An Epic Response To A Harsh Fan Comment About Skyler
"Breaking Bad" star Anna Gunn faced backlash from fans for her portrayal of Skyler White. This is what the award-winning actress had to say in response.
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JFK's Early Years Will Be The Subject Of A Biopic From Armageddon Time Director James Gray
Director James Gray will explore John F. Kennedy's early years, depicting his evolution from insecure socialite to famous World War II hero.
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