Lord Of The Rings' Aragorn Was Originally Supposed To Be A Hobbit (Kind Of)
Even "The Lord of the Rings" author J.R.R. Tolkien wasn't exactly sure who Aragorn was the first time he "met" him.
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1923's Sebastian Roché Doesn't Take The Cruelty Of His Character Lightly
Find out how Sebastian Roché approached filming the more difficult scenes of 1923.
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The Unexpected Way The Cast Of CSI: Vegas Keeps Things Light On Set, According To Jay Lee - Exclusive
"CSI: Vegas" star Jay Lee told Looper about dealing with the show's gruesome material and shared how the cast keeps things light on set behind the scenes.
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Quinta Brunson Got Tyler James Williams To Join Abbott Elementary By Sliding Into His DMs
The way that Quinta Brunson and Tyler James Williams' real-world working relationship began will only make fans appreciate their on-screen chemistry even more.
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William Stanford Davis Says The Hardest Part Of Abbott Elementary Is The Mockumentary Style
While there are challenges to taking on a television role, "Abbott Elementary's" William Stanford Davis says the hardest part is the show's mockumentary style.
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The Real Reason James Cameron Doesn't Want You Watching Avatar On Your Phone
James Cameron, as well as many directors at large, does not like how popular streaming movies at home has become -- but his reasoning isn't what you'd expect.
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Estelle Harris Was Given A Controversial Script During Her Seinfeld Audition
Find out which classic Seinfeld episode shocked Estelle Harris during her audition for Estelle Costanza.
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Why Adding Meryl Streep To Only Murders In The Building Is A Bad Idea, Actually
This huge piece of casting news about "Only Murders in the Building" isn't actually all that exciting.
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Reddit Thinks 1995's Mortal Kombat Is Still Worth Checking Out
1995's "Mortal Kombat" movie continues to have its fans, to the point that Reddit thinks the movie is still very much worth a watch.
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The Ending Of Elvis Explained
For Baz Luhrmann, Elvis' final years are neither a postscript nor an inconvenient truth, but essential to the film's unique point of view.
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Leonard Nimoy Credits An Unlikely Partner For The Star Trek Craze
Leonard Nimoy knew how much fans had helped his career, but he also credited an unlikely partner for the "Star Trek" craze, which took off after syndication.
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CSI's Marg Helgenberger Has Words Of Praise For Quentin Tarantino
"CSI" star Marg Helgenberger worked with Quentin Tarantino on a 2005 episode of the hit show. Here’s what she had to say about the experience.
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Netflix's Alice In Borderland Games Are Vastly Different From The Original Manga
The games in Netflix's "Alice in Borderland" adaptation are vastly different from those depicted in the original manga. Here's how they differ.
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Benjamin Bratt Explains How Hilarious Jerry Orbach Was On Law & Order
Jerry Orbach was the best kind of co-star.
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South Park's April Stewart Is Happy They Ran The Scientology Episode Despite Controversy
Find out South Park star April Stewart's feelings about one of the series' most controversial episodes.
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Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul Recalls Competing With Penn Badgley For The Role Of Jesse
Longtime fans of "Breaking Bad" may not know that Aaron Paul actually had to compete with Penn Badgley for the iconic role of Jesse Pinkman.
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RJ Mitte Felt Breaking Bad Was A 'Double-Edged Sword' For His Career
Actor RJ Mitte truly appreciates the legacy of "Breaking Bad" and what it did for his career. However, he understands being on the show has its own drawbacks.
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Gold Rush's Bree Harrison Doubles Down On The Authenticity Of The Show
Bree Harrison was a cast member on Discovery's hit series, "Gold Rush," and she wasn't afraid to defend the show's authenticity on social media.
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If Netflix Implodes, It Will Have Only Itself To Blame
Here's why Netflix is essentially digging its own grave as it deals with a loss of subscribers and various other issues amid its current struggles.
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The Witcher's Anya Chalotra Gained More Body Confidence Through Playing Yennefer
It was a learning process for Anya Chalotra to portray Yennefer's immense confidence in "The Witcher" and it even helped the actress off camera.
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Eve Best Says It's 'Really Scary' That House Of The Dragon Themes Are Prevalent Today
Eve Best is not afraid to admit that some of the more consistent themes present throughout "House of the Dragon" frighten her due to their prevalence.
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Ellen Pompeo Recalls A Lot Of On-Set Drama In The Early Seasons Of Grey's Anatomy
In 2019, "Grey's Anatomy" star Ellen Pompeo reflected upon the early years of drama that complicated things on the set of the long-running show.
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Modern Family's Rico Rodriguez Wanted More Time With Manny's Football Storyline
In a recent interview, "Modern Family" star RIco Rodriguez said he wishes his character Manny didn't stop playing football so early.
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Sal Was Particularly Proud Of The Strip High-Five Punishment On Impractical Jokers
There's one particularly scandalous punishment that Impractical Jokers star Sal Vulcano is proud of, for which he bared it all.
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Fans Side With Becky In The Conners' Season 5 Episode 12 Brawl
Fans appear to have taken a clear side on social media after Becky was heavily involved in an argument in "The Conners" Season 5, Episode 12.
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How Susan Sarandon Feels About Amanda Seyfried's Thelma & Louise Musical
Here's what Susan Sarandon had to say about Amanda Seyfried's upcoming musical adaptation of Sarandon's classic film Thelma and Louise.
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What Has John Larroquette Been Up To Since Night Court Ended In 1992
John Larroquette was a big part of the original "Night Court" series in the '80s. Fans may be curious to know what he's been up to since then.
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