The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live - What's The Song In The Beginning Of Episode 4?
Season 1, Episode 4 of "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live" quite appropriately features one of the biggest hits of the 1970s playing in the beginning.
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The Walking Dead: What Is The CRM On The Ones Who Live - And Why Is It Dangerous?
The spin-off series "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live" re-establishes the CRM as a serious threat. Who are they, and why should they be feared?
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Rebel Moon's Sofia Boutella Wonders If She 'Did Too Much' After Disastrous Reviews
"Rebel Moon" star Sofia Boutella is concerned that her performance as Kora may have helped fuel the film's negative reception by critics and audiences.
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Greta Gerwig Is Down For Barbie 2 & It's So Obvious Why That's A Massive Mistake
Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" was an amazing feat of cinema that deserves its praise. However, a sequel would ruin the film's standing and shouldn't be made.
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The Curse Of Oak Island Season 11 Templar Viking Team-Up Theory, Explained
"The Curse of Oak Island" is packed full of outlandish theories, but this Season 11 crossover between the Knights Templar and Vikings might just take the cake.
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Star Trek Theory Explains Why Jean-Luc Picard Has A British Accent
Ever wonder why Jean-Luc Picard speaks with a British accent on "Star Trek" despite his French heritage? One Redditor has quite the explanation.
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What Happened To Jake Lloyd: The Tragic Story Of Star Wars' Young Anakin Skywalker
Jake Lloyd, the actor who played young Anakin in "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace," has dealt with various personal issues in the years since the film.
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Why The 'Can You Hear Me Now' Commercial Guy Really Switched From Verizon To Sprint
The actor from a Verizon commercial campaign eventually switched over to appearing in ads for Sprint. Here's the real reason the actor made the jump.
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A Star Trek: First Contact Scene Left Alfre Woodard With Gruesome Injuries
Alfre Woodard's memorable role in "Star Trek: First Contact" resulted in injuries to her arms that left scars the actor bears to this day.
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Eternals 2 Looks Dead After A New Marvel Studios Rumor
Rumors suggest that Marvel has canceled development on a sequel to "Eternals" -- a film that earned middling reviews and underperformed at the box office.
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The 5 Best Rom-Coms For People Who Hate Romantic Comedies
While not everyone may love romantic comedies, we're here to make the case that these five films are still worthy of your time, despite their rom-com qualities.
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The Friends Cameo Kaley Cuoco Wanted On The Big Bang Theory (But Never Got)
"The Big Bang Theory" isn't one to shy away from guest appearances. Unfortunately, though, there's one "Friends" cameo Kaley Cuoco wanted but never got.
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The Real-Life Legal Issues Of NCIS Star Diane Neal, Explained
"NCIS" star Diane Neal's previous relationship has caused a number of legal allegations to be launched, including as part of a 2019 lawsuit against the actor.
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Why John Wick's Ian McShane Refuses To Watch The Continental TV Series
Ian McShane, who plays Winston in the acclaimed John Wick films, explains why he's never watched "The Continental," the franchise's TV spin-off.
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James Marsden's Marvel Tease Makes Us Think Cyclops Is In Deadpool 3
James Marsden's tricky reply when asked if fans can expect Cyclops to be in "Deadpool & Wolverine" makes us think he will be in some capacity.
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Zack Snyder's Take On Batman's No-Kill Rule Destroyed By DC Writer Grant Morrison
DC fans will likely be interested to read what writer Grant Morrison has to say about Zack Snyder's Batman not being afraid to kill his enemies.
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Dune: This Overlooked Water Of Life Detail Is Super Gross
The Water of Life in "Dune: Part Two" isn't water at all but a foul substance that can then be used in ways not quite appropriate for a PG-13 film.
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The Millie Bobby Brown Action Movie Dominating Netflix Right Now
"Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown is making a splash for Netflix once again after the release of this action-packed fantasy adventure tale.
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Why A Star Trek Episode Was Prohibited From Airing In Ireland
The "Star Trek: The Next Generation" episode "The High Ground" was another example of the series getting political, so much so that it got banned in Ireland.
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Oscar Winner Emma Stone Clearly Hated Jimmy Kimmel's Joke - And So Did Twitter
Jimmy Kimmel joked about the sex scenes in "Poor Things" during one of his Oscar monologues, and it attracted the ire of Emma Stone and social media.
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Megan Fox's Best Movie Earned Her The One Award Nomination No Actor Wants
"Jennifer's Body" arguably stands out as the best movie in Megan Fox's filmography, though it did earn her the dubious honor of winning her first Razzie.
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Did A Marvel Movie Pitch Really Cast Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson As Captain America?
Before Chris Evans became the MCU's Captain America, writer Jeff Wadlow made a pitch envisioning someone like Dwayne Johnson taking on the role.
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Giancarlo Esposito Has One Demand To Play Professor X In Marvel's X-Men Reboot
Among the fan castings of the upcoming X-Men reboot, Giancarlo Esposito has been a popular choice for Professor X -- but what would it take for him to sign on?
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What Is M-Count & Project Necromancer In Star Wars? Here's What You Need To Know
M-counts play a major role in the entire Star Wars story, whether fans realize it at first or not. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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The Mandalorian Might've Snuck In Star Wars' First F-Bomb (& We Can't Unhear It)
Star Wars fans believe a "Mandalorian" Season 3 scene between Grogu and a member of the Anzellan species features the franchise's first F-bomb.
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Is Mark Harmon Returning To NCIS In 2024? Here's What Gibbs Fans Need To Know
Many fans are still wondering whether Mark Harmon will return to his role as Gibbs in the "NCIS" universe after his exit from the main show in Season 19.
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What Star Trek's Kurn Looks Like In Real LIfe
Like most actors to wear the ridge prosthetics associated with the Klingons, Tony Todd looks very different in real life from his on-screen counterpart, Kurn.
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