Movie Franchises Ruined By Greed
As studios stretch franchises out for financial gain, there's usually a noticeable dip in quality. Let's look at film franchises that were ruined by greed.
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Lawmen: Bass Reeves Director Reveals The Emotional Moment That Made The Cast Cry - Exclusive
Director Damian Marcano shared why filming "Lawmen: Bass Reeves" was such an emotional experience that it occasionally had the cast and crew in tears.
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Kevin Costner's John Dutton Reportedly Not Returning For Yellowstone Season 5 Part 2
According to a report, Kevin Costner's time as John Dutton is thought to be over. This would mean the character won't return for "Yellowstone" Season 5, Part 2.
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Avengers: Secret Wars Could Be The End Of Kevin Feige's Marvel Run (Report)
A Marvel rumor suggests Kevin Feige could possibly leave the franchise after "Avengers: Secret Wars" wraps up the Multiverse Saga.
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Five Nights At Freddy's Is Based On A Tragic True Story - A Wild Rumor Explained
Here's a look at the fan theory that the "Five Nights at Freddy's" franchise was based on a real-life tragedy that took place in Aurora, Colorado, in 1993.
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NCIS Star Mark Harmon Reveals The Surprising Reason He Played Gibbs
Mark Harmon went on to play Leroy Jethro Gibbs on "NCIS" for nearly two decades, but he had a surprisingly simple -- and unusual -- reason for joining the show.
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Dak Prescott's 'Darth Vader' Patch Explained
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has a patch resembling Darth Vader on his jersey this season. But it doesn't have anything to do with Star Wars.
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Gold Rush: Alaska - Jimmy Dorsey's Biggest Problem Before The Action Started
Jimmy Dorsey had a rather short tenure on "Gold Rush," leaving after a dramatic fight. But even before the show started, he took issue with the equipment.
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Roles Will Ferrell Refused To Play
While Will Ferrell is famous for classic comedy films like "Elf," "Old School," and "Anchorman," there are a number of roles that he's passed on in his career.
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Did The Marvels Director Nia DaCosta Leave During Production? Here's The Truth
In a recent interview, "The Marvels" director Nia DaCosta gives context as to why she left the film during post-production.
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Did A Social Media Misstep Just Reveal Shrek 5's Release Window?
It would seem that someone's LinkedIn update might have accidentally revealed the release window for "Shrek 5," a project that was announced way back in 2016.
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Who Plays Santa In The Capital One Commercial?
It shouldn't be too hard to recognize the veteran actor playing the disco-dancing Santa Claus in Capital One's Quicksilver Holiday Night Fever commercial.
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Ghostbusters: The 5 Biggest Cameos In The Frozen Empire Trailer Explained
The five notable cameos found in the "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire" trailer include returning characters, new faces, and a mysterious new antagonist..
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Everything Nyad Gets Right And Wrong About The True Story
"Nyad" may be an inspirational film about a real-life distance swimmer, but it also has moments where it plays fast and loose with the truth.
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Sorry, Daredevil Fans - This Rumor About Marvel's Echo Is Gonna Hurt
After hearing one Marvel rumor online concerning the upcoming "Echo" series, hardcore Daredevil fans may be a tad disappointed.
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How Many Of Bruce Willis' Kids Act And Where Have You Seen Them?
Bruce Willis has five children, three with ex-wife Demi Moore and two with current wife Emma Heming. How many of them have followed his footsteps as actors?
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Good Burger 2 Star Kel Mitchell Hospitalized
According to a report from TMZ, actor Kel Mitchell, who will be starring in "Good Burger 2," has been hospitalized for a yet-undisclosed condition.
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Barbenheimer Plot, Producer, And More Details
B-movie legend Charles Band is working on a film called "Barbenheimer," capitalizing on the pop culture phenomenon. Here's all you need to know about it.
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SAG-AFTRA Negotiators Approve Deal With Studios - Strike Set To End
After months of striking, SAG-AFTRA negotiators voted to agree to a deal with the AMPTP, effectively bringing their strike to an end.
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The Marvels' Initial Rotten Tomatoes Score Continues A Worrying MCU Trend
For one reason or another, it doesn't seem that "The Marvels" is impressing Rotten Tomatoes critics, much like a few other MCU projects from 2023.
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Legend Of Zelda Director Wes Ball Manifested The Movie 13 Years Ago - On Twitter
Wes Ball will be directing the live-action film adaptation of "The Legend of Zelda" more than a decade after he tweeted his hopes of seeing such a project.
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If You Like The Curse Of Oak Island, You'll Love This Discovery Show
Just like "The Curse of Oak Island," this newer Discovery reality show explores a mysterious part of North America in search of surprises and treasures.
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The Marvels' Critics Consensus - A Mediocre MCU Movie But A Boon For Phase Five
Some critics believe that the Marvel Cinematic Universe's "The Marvels" has saved Phase Five from a rut whereas others think it's another preventable flop.
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Loki Season 2: Marvel's Victor Timely Was Inspired By A Real Person
Victor Timely, Kang the Conqueror's variant in Season 2 of "Loki," is not only based on his Marvel Comics counterpart but also inspired by a real person.
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Matthew Perry Official Death Certificate Leaves More Questions Than Answers
The official death certificate for late "Friends" star Matthew Perry has been revealed, but it is lacking crucial information at this time.
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The Curse Of Oak Island Season 11: Rick & Marty Lagina Break A Record In Episode 1
Already having success with Season 11, Rick and Marty Lagina's team broke a "The Curse of Oak Island" record during the very first episode.
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Sharon Stone Alleges Sexual Harassment By Former Sony Movie Boss
Mainstay actor of the 90's, Sharon Stone, says that she was sexually harassed by a former Sony boss. But she won't name names because she sees no point.
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