The 1949 Sitcom Credited As Paul Newman's First Ever On-Screen Appearance
Some may not know before he became a legend, Paul Newman got his first credit on the small screen in a now-forgotten 1949 sitcom.
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Kevin Smith Explains The Real Reason You Can't Stream Or Digitally Purchase Dogma
Kevin Smith explained in a recent interview why it's impossible to legally stream or digitally purchase his controversial 1999 comedy "Dogma."
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What Always Surprises Kurtwood Smith When Watching That '70s Show Reruns
Kurtwood Smith says one thing still surprises him when he watches reruns of "That '70s Show," where he played the curmudgeonly Red Forman.
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The Rust Producers Just Scored A Major Legal Victory
The producers of "Rust" have scored a major courtroom victory.
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The Most Disturbing Age Gaps In Movie Kiss Scenes
Some onscreen romances take place between two actors who are way too far apart in age. Here are the most disturbing age gaps in movie kiss scenes.
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The Unexpected Source Of Breaking Bad's Meth Props Might Surprise You
Breaking Bad's producers found the perfect solution for their meth props, and they helped out a local Albuquerque business in the process
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The Best Easter Egg You Missed In Every Batman Movie
Is it really even a Batman movie if it doesn't have half a dozen references to the DC films that came before it?
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How Jerry Seinfeld Really Feels About Fans Of The Legendary Show
In a recent interview, Jerry Seinfeld expressed how he deals with the many passionate fans he encounters as a famous celebrity.
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Arnas Fedaravičius Recalls The Last Kingdom Scene That Made Him Cry
Arnas Fedaravičius may not have been a fan of "The Last Kingdom" before being cast, but when he finally did watch the series, one scene brought him to tears.
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The Devastating Death Of Henry Silva
Henry Silva, a longtime character actor best known for roles in films such as the original "Ocean's 11," has died at the age of 95.
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The Frustrating 60 Minutes Experience That Made Chuck Lewis Quit
Charles 'Chuck' Lewis wasn't on the program for long, as he decided to quit '60 Minutes' in the late 1980s after one specific experience.
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Madame X Fans Have Some Tragic News About The HBO Max Series Adaptation
For those hoping to check out "Madame X" on HBO Max, get ready for some disappointing news.
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The Constantine Feature Sequel Has Had One Sad Side-Effect For Fans Of The Character
Unfortunately for fans of the John Constantine character, there's a catch to the confirmation of "Constantine 2."
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How A Storage Wars Prank Led To $6k Bids On Lockers
The contestants don't always play fair on "Storage Wars." One underhanded tactic resulted in a player paying way too much for a locker.
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Two Upcoming Marvel Movies Just Had Their Release Dates Pushed Back
Sony has been in production on two more films in its Spider-Man Universe, which we now know will release a bit later than expected.
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Sony Just Gave The Karate Kid And Cobra Kai Fans The Best Possible News
Fans of both "The Karate Kid" franchise and "Cobra Kai" should prepare themselves for some good news.
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James Brooks Had To Apologize For This Simpsons Episode That Has Aged So Poorly
The writers of "The Simpsons" have sent the family around the globe on many occasions, but one instance resulted in producer James Brooks issuing an apology.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus' Best Episodes Of Seinfeld
Kramer got all the attention back in the '90s, but the show never would've been a hit without Elaine. Here's Julia Louis-Dreyfus' best episodes of Seinfeld.
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Constantine Fans Just Got Spectacular Surprise News
In a surprising bit of news, "Constantine" fans just learned that the 2005 film won't be alone much longer.
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How CSI: Vegas Star Matt Lauria Prepared For His Role As Josh Folsom
Matt Lauria went to extreme measures to adequately research the role of Josh Folsom on "CSI: Vegas." Suffice it to say, it paid off.
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The Most Expensive Prize Ever Won On The Price Is Right Is An Eye-Popper
This is a look back at some of the most expensive prizes ever offered or won on "The Price is Right," including one of the fastest Ferraris in the world.
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The Unexpected Way The Big Bang Theory's Sheldon Affected The Science World
It's only natural for pop culture to influence the real world. And Sheldon Cooper from "The Big Bang Theory" influenced several things in the science realm.
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Taylor Sheridan's Next Yellowstone Prequel Is Bringing The T-1000 All The Way Back To 1923
Taylor Sheridan's next "Yellowstone" prequel, "1923," starring Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren, is bringing the actor behind the iconic T-1000 to the Old West.
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Here's When You Can Finally Watch The Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Movie At Home
Luckily you'll be able to watch the "Jujutsu Kaisen 0" movie from the comfort of your own home very soon.
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Marvel Teases Their Plans For Sabra In Captain America 4 Amid Controversy
After some serious backlash, Marvel Studios has come forward to explain its approach to Sabra (Shira Haas) in "Captain America: New World Order."
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Cobra Kai's Peyton List Gets Real About Working With Courtney Henggeler
Peyton List's "Cobra Kai" character has an intriguing development with Courtney Henggeler's character in Season 4. Here's what List had to say about it.
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Why Bobby's Original Name Had To Be Changed On Supernatural
In "Supernatural," Bobby Singer's name has reached mythic heights, so it seems impossible that the character almost had a different moniker.
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