The Ending Of A Boy Called Christmas Explained
One of the warmest Christmas movies this year is Netflix's A Boy Called Christmas, an adventurous tale about a young boy who believes in magic and seeks hope.
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Jonathan Majors Gets Candid About How He Landed His Marvel Role
Jonathan Majors, who played He Who Remains in "Loki" and will play Kang the Conqueror in "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" revealed he never auditioned.
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Here's How Hawkeye Cast Its Lucky The Pizza Dog
The new Marvel Disney+ show "Hawkeye" starring Jeremey Renner and Hailee Steinfeld also stars a golden retriever Lucky the Pizza Dog, played by real dog Jolt.
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The Ed, Edd N Eddy Details That Are Darker Than You Think
The early 2000s animated kids show on Cartoon Network, "Ed, Edd n Eddy" featured many adult themes, including some dark moments you never noticed as a kid.
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NCIS LA: How Much Does LL Cool J Make Each Episode?
Actor and former rapper LL Cool J has starred as special agent Sam Hanna in "NCIS: Los Angeles" for 13 seasons, and this is how much he gets paid to do so.
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The Behind-The-Scenes Drama On Ally McBeal That Had Robert Downey, Jr. Written Off The Show
Robert Downey, Jr. starred as love interest Paul in the show "Ally McBeal," but he was sadly written off suddenly due to his drug-related arrest in 2001.
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The NCIS Collectibles You Probably Didn't Know Existed
Superfans of the CBS procedural drama "NCIS" may want to get their hands on a little-known collectible that features a piece of an actual prop from the set.
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The Movie Role That Wrecked Tom Holland's Health
Tom Holland, known for playing Peter Parker in the MCU's "Spider-Man" films, underwent a dramatic physical transformation for the 2021 gritty drama "Cherry."
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Why Dr. Dylan Scott From Chicago Med Looks So Familiar
Dr. Dylan Scott is one of the newest doctors on "Chicago Med" but fans of the "One Chicago" franchise may recognize the actor from an episode of "Chicago Fire."
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What CSI: Miami Gets Wrong About Tracing Guns In Florida
The popular spin-off CBS crime show "CSI: Miami" lasted for 10 seasons, but they didn't always portray the crime scene investigation process accurately.
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The Actress Behind Tiana From The Princess And The Frog Is Gorgeous In Real Life
The 2009 Disney animated film "The Princess and the Frog" centers on Tiana, who is voiced by acclaimed Broadway star, actor, and singer Anika Noni Rose.
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Here's Where You Can Visit The Real-Life Carrington Mansion From Dynasty
The CW's "Dynasty" reboot starring Elizabeth Gillies features an opulent mansion outside of Atlanta, Georgia. Here's where the Carrington Mansion actually is.
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The Surprising Movie Charlize Theron Calls Her Worst Film
Actor Charlize Theron has won an Academy Award for acting and has appeared in many iconic films, but one movie she admits was the worst film of her career.
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The Real Reason Fry's First Name Is Philip On Futurama
"The Simpsons" creator Matt Groening names all of his characters with purpose, and Philip J. Fry on "Futurama" is no exception. Here is his real namesake.
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The NCIS: LA Episode That Pulled In The Most Viewers
"NCIS: Los Angeles," the popular spinoff of "NCIS" starring Chris O'Donnell, LL Cool J, and Linda Hunt, had its highest watched episode very early on.
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What Really Happened To Carl From Gold Rush?
"Gold Rush" fan favorite Carl Rosk has not yet appeared in Season 12, and fans speculate that is due to a health crisis. Here's what really happened to Rosk.
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The Unsub Moments That Criminal Minds Fans Hate To See
Fans still love rewatching the 15 seasons of the CBS show "Criminal Minds," but sometimes they are frustrated with how justice is served to the unsubs.
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The 9-1-1 Season 5 Episode 7 Storyline That Has Fans Scratching Their Heads
Eagle-eyed fans of the Fox drama "9-1-1" noticed that scenes featured in the promo for Episode 7 of Season 5 were mysteriously missing when the episode aired.
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The Sesame Street Details That Are Darker Than You Think
The beloved children's television program "Sesame Street" has been on for over 50 years, and they've had some surprisingly dark moments throughout its run.
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The VIPs Theory That Would Change Everything On Squid Game
The VIPs are some of the most awful characters on the Korean Netflix thriller "Squid Game," but fans have a theory as to who the VIPs might actually represent.
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The One Chicago Character Most Likely To Win On Squid Game
Here's the One Chicago character who may have the best chances of winning the brutal competition on Netflix's Squid Game.
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What You Didn't Realize About The Music In Ghostbusters: Afterlife
The new "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" film is finally in theaters, and fans may recognize some of the music as being similar to the original 1984 film's score.
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What You Never Noticed About Horatio's Shooting On CSI: Miami
Horatio Caine on "CSI: Miami" is known for whipping his sunglasses off at a crime scene and saying a one-liner, but his unique gun stance is just as notable.
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Here's The Advice Wesley Snipes Gave Mahershala Ali About Playing Blade
Wesley Snipes, who played Blade in the original 1998 film, recently gave words of wisdom to the actor playing the new Blade in the MCU, Mahershala Ali.
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Why Chris Redfield From Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City Looks So Familiar
Actor Robbie Amell stars as Chris Redfield in "Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City" but you may recognize him from his other major roles in TV and film.
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The Real Reason Alan Rickman Almost Turned Down The Role Of Snape
Director Christopher Columbus, who directed the first two "Harry Potter" films, recently revealed why Alan Rickman almost turned down the iconic Snape role.
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The Best Villain According To Bones Fans
Fans of the Fox procedural drama "Bones" took to the show's subreddit to vote on who the best villain of the series was, and one won the poll in a landslide.
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