How Netflix Helped Tom Hardy Prepare For His Impressive Jiu-Jitsu Tournament Win
Considering how Tom Hardy recently won a Brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament in the U.K., how did his role in "Havoc" play a role in this impressive victory?
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Sonic Prime's Showrunners Have An Animation Pedigree That Should Get Fans Excited
The showrunners of Netflix's "Sonic Prime" are no strangers to excellent animated programs.
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Are Tim Allen And Tom Hanks From Toy Story Friends In Real Life?
Woody and Buzz Lightyear may be best buddies, but do Toy Story stars Tom Hanks and Tim Allen have a friend in each other, too?
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The Jackass Stunt That Had Johnny Knoxville Struggling With Vertigo
"Jackass" star Johnny Knoxville has suffered countless injuries throughout the franchise's run, including one injury that left long-lasting side effects.
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HBO Is Giving The Series Treatment To A David Cronenberg Film That Truly Deserves It
David Cronenberg is the godfather of body horror cinema, and now, one of his films will get a series treatment courtesy of HBO.
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The Untold Truth Of Darren Aronofsky
If you want to know more about the director behind so many grim, controversial films, read on for the untold truth of Darren Aronofsky.
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Why Does The Lament Configuration Puzzle Cube In Hulu's Hellraiser Trailer Look So Strange?
This isn't the same puzzle box you remember (even if it does the same things). Or is it? The truth is complex.
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The House In Goodnight Mommy Means Much More Than You Likely Realize
This house is not just a home. Here's how the setting of "Goodnight Mommy" helps define the characters, as well as build tension and unease.
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Hulu's Hellraiser Director Introduces The Newest Cenobite
"Hellraiser" star Jamie Clayton will be joined by an updated batch of Cenobites, including a never-before-seen one that social media can't stop talking about.
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Wednesday's Nevermore Academy Invites You To Apply Let Your Freak Flag Fly
Nevermore Academy, the school at the center of Netflix's "Wednesday," is opening applications for fellow outcasts.
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This Is Who Plays Emily On Home Economics
Connor's ex-wife arrives in style in the 6th episode of "Home Economics." If she looks familiar, you're not alone: Here's who plays Emily on the ABC series.
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Wheel Of Fortune Host Pat Sajak Once Had An Incredible Encounter With Jimmy Stewart
In a chance encounter with Jimmy Stewart, Pat Sajak met one of Hollywood's most famous leading men, and one of the most famous fans of "Wheel of Fortune."
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Here's Where You Can Stream David Cronenberg's Scanners Online
If you want classic David Cronenberg body horror escapades, there's few better options than his 1981 flick "Scanners." Here's where you can stream it online.
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Stella Kidd's Best Storyline On Chicago Fire
Stella Kidd has had an impressive run on "Chicago Fire," but one Season 10 storyline may just go down as the character's best ever.
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Miranda Rae Mayo Weighs In On Chicago Fire's Stellaride Ship - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Miranda Rae Mayo from 'Chicago Fire' weighed in on her fan-favorite ship.
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The Woman King's Brutal Training Regimen Brought Thuso Mbedu To Tears
Thuso Mbedu had to go through intense training for "The Woman King," so much so that she was nearly brought to the verge of tears.
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Chicago Fire's Miranda Rae Mayo Gets Honest About Life Behind The Scenes - Exclusive Interview
Mayo talks about what it's like to work on the show, her turn in the Kidd-focused episode "Don't Hang Up," and being a part of the "One Chicago" experience.
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The Molly's Scene On Chicago Fire That Miranda Rae Mayo Calls One Of Her Favorites
When asked to share her favorite scene from "Chicago Fire," Miranda Rae Mayo cited a specific and fun moment from the beloved bar Molly's.
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Why Beth From The Patient Looks So Familiar
The actress has been acting steadily since 1999, and had a major role on the NBC series This Is Us.
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Every Francis Ford Coppola Movie Ranked
Francis Ford Coppola has made some of the most iconic American films ever. We ranked every Coppola movie, from "The Godfather" to "Apocalypse Now."
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David Cronenberg's Scanners Was More Grueling To Film Than You Ever Imagined
Body horror auteur David Cronenberg is used to complicated shoots, but the mind-blowing madness of "Scanners" was a real headache!
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Miranda Rae Mayo's Favorite Chicago Fire Scene Has Nothing To Do With Severide
Miranda Rae Mayo spoke about her favorite moment in "Chicago Fire," and it holds special significance for her character's development.
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Why Sig Hansen Leaves The Boat In Deadliest Catch: The Viking Returns Episode 2
Episode 2 of "Deadliest Catch: The Viking Returns" shows Sig Hansen making an odd choice. Here's his reasoning behind it.
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Grease's Iconic Elvis Reference Had Eerie Timing
When the cast of "Grease" shot the "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee," number referencing Elvis Presley, the shoot came just after Presley's death was announced.
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Young Sheldon Producer Dangles Tantalizing Hints About The Georgie Story We're All Waiting To See
One of the producers of "Young Sheldon" has spoken out about where the character Georgie goes from here.
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The Wicked Movie Just Found The Perfect Fiyero In This Bridgerton Alum
Jon M. Chu is getting everything set for the upcoming "Wicked" movie, and now we know who will don the mantle of Fiyero.
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Everything Ray Doesn't Tell You About The True Story
Ray is an excellent movie about the life and music of Ray Charles, but like any movie based on a true story, you might feel compelled to dig a little deeper.
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