The Most Infuriating Cancelation Of 2022 - Looper Staff Picks
Looper's staff has spoken on the most upsetting cancelations of 2022. Our team holds nothing back as they break down the biggest disappointments of the year.
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Cheyenne Jackson From Call Me Kat Doesn't Judge His Work
Self-criticism can be crippling. Cheyenne Jackson of "Call Me Kat" learned to let go of self-criticism in his career, and it's been a lifesaver for him.
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Babylon Star Li Jun Li Weighs In On Whether Or Not Hollywood Changed For The Better - Exclusive
"Babylon" shows actors in the 1920s facing the transition from silent films to talkies. Li Jun Li shared whether she believes the change was good for Hollywood.
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How Much Does The Cast Of Grey's Anatomy Get Paid?
Grey's Anatomy is still has a healthy viewership, but how much does the cast get paid? Thankfully for them, they still make a considerable sum.
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The Best TV Show And Movie Musical Moments Of 2022
Musical numbers don't always get their day in the sun, but here are a few of the best in film and television of 2022.
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Why Carol Burnett Sued Family Guy
Here's why the legendary Carol Burnett sued Family Guy over her likeness' appearance in a Season 4 episode.
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Robert David Hall Recalls A Frightening Experience Watching Autopsies In Preparation For CSI
Robert David Hall went to great lengths to prepare for his role as Dr. Albert Robbins on the original "C.S.I." series, including watching actual autopsies.
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Blue Bloods' Tom Selleck Did His Homework To Understand Frank's Uniform Ribbons
"Blue Bloods" star Tom Selleck did his homework in preparing to take on the role of Frank Reagan, including researching the NYPD Commissioner's ribbons.
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Who Did Jonah Hill Voice On The Simpsons?
Jonah Hill has starred in numerous movies, particularly comedies. So it should come as no surprise to hear he also had a guest role on "The Simpsons."
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Blue Bloods' Vanessa Ray Discloses What The Cast Talks About Between Dinner Scene Takes
"Blue Bloods" star Vanessa Ray has spilled the beans regarding what the show's cast discusses around the Reagan family dinner table in between scene takes.
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James Caan Turned Down A Hysterical Take On Superman
After starring in "The Godfather," James Caan was once in talks to play Superman in a comedic telling of the superhero's story, but he passed on the role.
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Iain Armitage's Season 1 Monologue In Young Sheldon That Left Zoe Perry Mind-Boggled
Young Sheldon star Zoe Perry can't help but be astonished at how Iain Armitage was able to recite a monologue with no time to prepare while filming Season 1.
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Young Sheldon's Parents Also Play A Parental Role On The Set
As it turns out, the actors who play Sheldon Cooper's parents on Young Sheldon have provided something of a parental role to the young actors on set.
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Characters We Want To See In The Sandman Season 2
From eccentric Emperor Norton to tragic Urania Blackwell, these are the characters we want to see appear on "The Sandman" Season 2.
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Whatever Happened To Art Burke From Ice Road Truckers?
"Ice Road Truckers" star Art Burke endeared fans with his foul-mouthed persona and bravery on the ice. Here's what he has been up to since the show ended.
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The One Piece Commercial That Reimagined The Cast As Modern-Day High Schoolers
An ad campaign for Nissin's Cup Noodles reimagines key characters and moments from hit anime and manga series One Piece as modern-day high schoolers.
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What American Rust Gets Wrong About Police Work
As down-to-earth and realistic as "American Rust" is in depicting small-town life, there's at least one aspect to police work that doesn't ring very true.
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Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Originally Wanted Cole Hauser Play One Of John's Sons
"Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan originally considered Cole Hauser to play one of John Dutton's sons in the hit series, before he became Rip Wheeler.
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12 Stories The DC Cinematic Universe Should Avoid At All Costs
DC has a long history, but as with most expansive universes, some stories are stronger than others. These are some that the DC Cinematic Universe should avoid.
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Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead Is Next Up To Be A Cult Classic
Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead wasn't always a cult classic, but with enough '90s antics and a little help from HBO, it got there.
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Everything Tulsa King Gets Wrong About Tulsa
"Tulsa King" is a great show, but it takes some creative liberties with its setting. Here's everything it gets wrong about Tulsa.
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The Biggest Flops From Iconic TV Stars
This is a list of the biggest flops from iconic TV stars.
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Five Times The Movie Was Actually Better Than The Book
Sometimes, the movie is inferior to the book it's based on. However, here are some famous examples of the movie being way better than the book.
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The Real Reason Red From Shawshank Redemption Was In Prison
Although "The Shawshank Redemption" never reveals why Morgan Freeman's Red was in prison, the Stephen King novella it was based on has all the answers.
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Why The Pipe Dream Scene From Shawshank Redemption Means More Than You Think
Red's passing comment in the pipe dream scene from "The Shawshank Redemption" means more than you think, offering a bit of foreshadowing for the final act.
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The Most Important Thing Found On Curse Of Oak Island Wasn't Treasure
History's "The Curse of Oak Island" promises a sea of riches, including treasures and relics, but the most important finds have potentially no monetary value.
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Graham McTavish Once Worked On House Of The Dragon And The Witcher On The Same Day
Graham McTavish is a consistent feature in fantasy shows such as "The Witcher" and "House of the Dragon." He even had to film scenes for both on the same day.
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