Joey Lawrence, The Masked Singer's Walrus, Had A Hit Way Back In The 90s
Back in the early '90s, Joey Lawrence, who was recently revealed as The Walrus on "The Masked Singer," had a Top 20 hit on the pop charts.
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Daniela Ruah Clears The Confusion Over Her Absence In NCIS: Los Angeles Season 14 Episode 4
"NCIS: Los Angeles" star, Daniela Ruah, recently discussed why she was not seen in episode 4 of season 14 and also explained the structure of the show.
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Rian Johnson Purposely Wrote Benoit Blanc As A Blank Slate
Benoit Blanc is a popular character from the "Knives Out" series and creator Rian Johnson recently discussed the fictional detective's origins.
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Elizabeth Banks Talks About Her Deep Involvement In 2019 Charlie's Angels
There was no love for 2019's "Charlie's Angels" at the box office, which was especially disappointing for Elizabeth Banks, who directed the film adaptation.
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The Devastating Death Of Alice Estes Davis
Longtime Disney costume designer Alice Estes Davis passed away at the age of 93 on November 3 in her California home.
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James Cameron Spills Secrets About The Avatar Sequel He Scrapped
James Cameron has touched on his original plans for an "Avatar" sequel that never made it to the big screen.
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Tom Cruise Used One Of His Own Planes In Top Gun: Maverick's Final Scene
"Top Gun: Maverick" used a plane belonging to Tom Cruise for its final scene. This is a look at the story of that plane and why the film's producers used it.
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The Autopsy Episode Of Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet Of Curiosities Is Gripping Viewers
"The Autopsy" is the blood-curdling crown jewel of "Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities" thanks, in no small part, to its unexpected ending.
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Small Details You Missed In Interview With The Vampire
"Interview with the Vampire" is loaded with questions about love, blood, and mysteries. Here are the small details you missed in "Interview with the Vampire."
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Hugh Jackman Loved The Son's Script So Much He Emailed The Director To Secure His Role
Hugh Jackman recently admitted to loving the script for "The Son" so much that he quickly emailed the director and asked if he could be in the movie.
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Weird Al Speaks Out About Daniel Radcliffe's Supposed Twitter Suspension
"Weird Al" Yankovic has some thoughts about Daniel Radcliffe's Twitter account apparently being suspended.
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Sylvester Stallone Considers Rambo IV The Best Action Movie He's Ever Made
Action movie fans may be surprised to find out that "Rambo IV," starring Sylvester Stallone, has a very special place in the actor's heart.
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Blue Bloods Fans Are Loving Abigail's Prominent Storyline In Season 13 Episode 5
Fans of CBS' "Blue Bloods" are happy to see Abigail Hawk's Det. Abigail Baker step into the spotlight for a change.
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Interview With The Vampire Fans Got An Eerie Feeling About Armand In The Finale
With the season finale of AMC's "Interview with the Vampire" came a surprisinh character reveal. Here's what fans think this means for Louis.
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The Walking Dead Fans Are Pleasantly Surprised To See Luke Again In Season 11 Episode 22
"The Walking Dead" fans can't get enough of the much-missed Luke, who they're glad is back on their screens.
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Dolph Lundgren And Sylvester Stallone Have Patched Things Up Since The Dispute Over The Rocky Spin-Off
"Rocky" stars Dolph Lundgren and Sylvester Stallone, who had a minor feud online recently, appeared to have moved past the backstage drama.
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Yellowstone Star Kelly Reilly Went To Great Lengths To Nail Beth's Accent
Fans of Yellowstone have a clear vision of Kelly Reilly's Beth Dutton, including her distinct accent, and Reilly went to great lengths to perfect it.
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FBI Fans Feel Bittersweet Over Nina's Season 5 Episode 6 Exit Ahead Of Maggie's Return
"FBI" fans have coalesced around Nina's departure in Episode 6, and they definitely have some thoughts on the subject.
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Sylvester Stallone Explains How Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis Inspired His Role In Tulsa King
Here's how Sylvester Stallone used Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis" to inform his "Tulsa King" performance.
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The Blacklist's Ryan Eggold Didn't Want Anything To Do With The Show At First
Despite the success of "The Blacklist" nowadays, one of its stars, Ryan Eggold, was not sold on being part of a TV series, let alone the NBC show -- at first.
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Spider-Punk's Powers And Abilities In The Marvel Universe Explained
Daniel Kaluuya has been added to the voice cast of "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Part 1." Here's some info on the spider-character he's set to play.
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The Ending Of Inside Man Season 1 Explained
"Inside Man" is a complex story with ever-increasing stakes that puts your heart into overdrive. Here is the ending of "Inside Man" Season 1 explained.
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The White Lotus Has Fans In Stitches Over The Peppa Pig Comment In Season 2 Episode 2
Viewers couldn't help but laugh upon hearing the surprise Peppa Pig reference in the latest episode of HBO's "The White Lotus."
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The Ending Of Beetlejuice Explained
If a Beetlejuice sequel ever gets off the ground, it'll have to deal with any number of threads left open at the end of Tim Burton's original classic.
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Bel-Air's Coco Jones Initially Asked To Audition For The Role Of Ashley Banks
Bel-Air broke records and quickly developed a massive following; however, one of its stars, Coco Jones, was hesitant about auditioning for the Peacock series.
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Scooby-Doo Directly Influenced Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet Of Curiosities
"Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities" has provided viewers with stories influenced by a number of stories, including one episode inspired by Scooby-Doo.
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Captain America's Scrawny Pre-Serum Body Was Almost Played By Jeremy Strong
Jeremy Strong of "Succession" fame nearly played the skinny, pre-serum Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) body in "Captain America: The First Avenger."
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