Chicago PD Star Tracy Spiridakos Gets Emotional In Response To Jesse Lee Soffer's Series Exit
"Chicago P.D." star Tracy Spiridakos speaks out on Jesse Lee Soffer's exit from the series. Her response is very emotional.
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How One Chicago's Jesse Lee Soffer Really Feels About Upstead
Jesse Lee Soffer is well aware of Upstead's status among fandom, and now, he's spoken about how he really feels about the "Chicago PD" couple.
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Kate Beckinsale And Brian Cox On Why The Underworld Franchise Was Groundbreaking For Women - Exclusive
Kate Beckinsale and Brian Cox looked back on why the "Underworld" films were groundbreaking for women, particularly in the action genre.
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The Untold Truth Of Enchanted
From Disney cameos to Idina Menzel's missing song, here's the untold truth of Enchanted.
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Why We Never See Love Island Contestants Eat Lunch Or Dinner In The Villa
There are a lot of odd rules for the contestants on Love Island, and one of them explains why you only ever see them eating breakfast in the villa.
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How Supernatural's Jensen Ackles Helped Elevate This Intense Scene For Ruth Connell
Ruth Connell recently shared a story of how Jensen Ackles made her comfortable on the set of "Supernatural" before filming a particularly intense scene.
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The Conners Season 5 Premiere Slapped Fans With The Series' Cringiest Moment Yet
In the Season 5 premiere of "The Conners," events conspire to create what just might be the most cringeworthy moment the show has given us so far. Here's how.
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How Mariska Hargitay's Real-Life Husband Has Some Choice Words About Bensler
Peter Hermann, Mariska Hargitay's real-life husband of 17 years, has some hilarious comments on what it's like being so close to the 'Bensler' mania.
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The Iconic Inspiration Behind The Stranger Things Title Sequence
Inspired by '80s pop culture, Netflix's hit series, "Stranger Things" pays homage to one award-winning title and motion designer with its title sequence.
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The Real Reason Tony's Mother On The Sopranos Was CGI In Season 3
"The Sopranos" star Nancy Marchand appeared as a CGI character in one episode. This is the story of why she was a CGI character in that infamous episode.
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Jesse Lee Soffer Shares First Photo From Chicago PD Set After Exit News
Jesse Lee Soffer is sharing a behind-the-scenes look at his last day on "Chicago P.D." He posed alongside two co-stars.
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The Most Disturbing Moments In Don't Worry Darling Ranked
Though Don't Worry Darling hides its secret pretty well in its marketing, it is obvious that everything in its model community, Victory, isn't what it seems.
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The Keanu Reeves Sci-Fi Thriller That Deserves A Second Look
It's an animated movie too! But it's certainly not for kids.
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How Reboot's Catchy Theme Song Came To Be
"Step Right Up" is the fictional sitcom featured in "Reboot," and like all great sitcoms, it has an incredibly catchy theme song that gets stuck in your brain.
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The Real Reason Kevin Bernard's Absence Wasn't Mentioned In Law & Order's Crossover Event
Anthony Anderson is not returning to the "Law & Order" revival this season, but his character's absence wasn't addressed in the crossover event. Here's why.
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Joel McKinnon Miller Can't Imagine Working On Brooklyn Nine-Nine Without This Co-Star
For Joel McKinnon Miller, Norm Scully would not have been half as memorable without his favorite scene partner on the hit comedy "Brooklyn Nine-Nine."
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The Time An Extra Was Run Over By A Truck On The Walking Dead
For one extra on the set of "The Walking Dead," safety was not guaranteed when a two-and-a-half-ton truck ran him over while on the set of the hit AMC show.
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Cloverfield Fans Just Got An Unexpected Bit Of Exciting News
Paramount Pictures just shared some unexpected news that should excite fans of its monster movie franchise Cloverfield.
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That Time South Park's Matt Stone And Trey Parker Got Sued Over The Lollipop King
Did you know a children's TV series called "The Lollipop Forest" was a thing that existed?
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Does The Deadliest Catch Camera Crew Ever Lend A Hand In The Daily Chores?
Considering the camera crew is also on the "Deadliest Catch" boat for extended periods of time, it's only natural to wonder if they help out with chores, too.
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One member of the Blue Collar Comedy group is calling it a career. Larry the Cable Guy told Looper what he thinks of Ron White's pending retirement.
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'90s Movies That Didn't Age Well
From sci-fi to prestige dramas, here are some '90s films that haven't aged well at all.
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Pierce Brosnan Tells The Conflicted Truth About Doctor Fate's Helmet
In true comic book superhero fashion, Doctor Fate's helmet in Black Adam is both a blessing and a curse.
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The Hilarious Way Torrey DeVitto Memorized Lines For Chicago Med
There are many different ways to memorize lines, like the one Torrey DeVitto used when she was on "Chicago Med."
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Duane Henry's Favorite NCIS Episode Might Surprise You
Duane Henry plays Clayton Reeves in "NCIS," and the actor has a strong opinion on what episode he considers to be the best of the series.
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Jon Hamm And Greg Mottola Reveal What They Wanted To Bring To Their Fletch Reboot Confess, Fletch - Exclusive
Jon Hamm and Greg Mottola explained why they wanted their "Fletch" reboot to be different and how they planned to make "Confess, Fletch" its own film.
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What You Probably Never Knew About UHF
What you probably never knew about "Weird Al" Yankovic's first feature film, "UHF," includes its wild production, deleted scenes, and tragic making-of.
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