Wedding Crashers almost never made it down the aisle. Looking back at the raucous 2005 comedy for its 15th anniversary, director David Dobkin revealed to Variety that the film's fate felt uncertain throughout most of the development process.
Read MoreThe Shawshank Redemption was considered a box office flop, and it took a rediscovery on home video and cable to bolster its reputation. Even then, it never did blow up the bank account of the guy who wrote the novella on which it was based.
Read MoreO.G. Kill Bill star Vivica A. Fox, who played the assassin Vernita Green in the 2003 classic, recently opened up about the plot details of a potential Kill Bill: Volume 3. Her story did leave one open plot point that would make a heck of an intriguing starting point for the long-rumored sequel.
Read MoreIn a recent interview with Deadline, Taylor Sheridan spoke about the inevitable conclusion of his hit Paramount Network, Kevin Costner-starring series Yellowstone. Here's what he had to say about going out on a high note.
Read MoreThe beloved classic E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial never let us in on exactly what part of the universe its titular lovable, home-phoning alien hailed from — but we're pretty sure we've narrowed it down to one specific galaxy far, far away.
Read MoreSci-fi shows that didn't live up to expectations were often unceremoniously canceled in the '90s - often for complicated, fascinating, and bizarre reasons.
Read MoreSeason 2 of The Umbrella Academy will drop on Netflix on July 31, and will hopefully shed some light on those season 1 cliffhangers. There's one question in particular that continues to dog Umbrella Academy fans, and it involves the scope of Klaus's super powers.
Read MoreWe'd wager, that the actor playing Cursed's nefarious Weeping Monk will seem more familiar than most. His name is Daniel Sharman, and you've almost certainly seen him on the small screen in recent years. Here's where you've seen him prior to Netflix's King Arthur reboot.
Read MoreAh, Hollywood -- it's the place where dreams are made. It's no surprise then that there are a ton of Hollywood movies about Hollywood itself: A town full of talented, beautiful people living on hope is about as cinematic as it gets. These are the best movies about Tinseltown ever made.
Read MoreEnding a season in the middle of a boss fight is bound to leave viewers with lots of questions, but the outcome of that tussle isn't the end of the first season's mysteries. Here's a look at the biggest unanswered questions we have about the first season of Warrior Nun.
Read MoreRian Johnson's deliciously twisted whodunnit Knives Out is finally in theaters. Even if you paid close attention all throughout the hilarious caper, you may be left with some questions. We're here to lay out everything you need to know about the ending, and what really happened to Harlan Thrombey.
Read MoreFrom its wild comic book-driven plots to its unorthodox superhero visuals, Doom Patrol is a series that sticks out amongst the crowd for a variety of reasons. If the show has one secret ingredient, though, it's the ensemble cast at the heart of every story, led by the legendary Timothy Dalton.
Read MoreThe Old Guard is surprisingly subtle, and while these details add texture to its fantastic world, they're not necessary for understanding the plot. Watch the movie first, and see how much you notice on your own. Then, once you're immune to spoilers, come back and see what you missed.
Read MoreThe X-Men might be Marvel's mightiest mutants, but that doesn't mean they have it easy. These characters have suffered some of the worst traumas the Marvel universe could throw at a superhero -- and then some. These are the X-Men's tragic origins, brutal backstories, and chilling childhoods.
Read MoreBasing a film on a board game might seem like a pretty weird idea, but in 1985, Hollywood presented their own spin on Clue, the Hasbro murder mystery board game beloved by families across the country.
Read MoreReno 911! is back and killing it in its 12-episode seventh season that dropped on Quibi on May 4. In addition to the regulars, this season is chock-full of special guest appearances that you might have missed the first time through.
Read MoreAt the time of Cobie Smulders' casting, Robin Scherbatsky was her most significant role to date, a part that would eventually launch a career on the big and small screen. But How I Met Your Mother co-creators Craig Thomas and Carter Bays revealed it nearly wasn't Smulders who won over Ted's heart.
Read MoreQuibi (short for "quick bites"), the streaming service specifically designed for cell phone use, launched April 6, 2020. Included among the list of impressive launch content was the Anna Kendrick-starring series, Dummy.
Read MoreMoana seems like it has a very happy, very Disney ending with heroine's people saved and Moana herself returned home to lead them, but this one fan theory has us reevaluating everything we thought we knew.
Read MoreFans of the DC Universe series Doom Patrol know that the team never have any shortage of extremely weird ancillary characters to deal with. Perhaps the weirdest of the bunch, though, was Ernest Franklin, a villain who goes by the name of "Beard Hunter" — and whose comics incarnation is even weirder.
Read MoreA&E's long-running reality series Storage Wars has seen a lot of big personalities in its twelve seasons. Whether it's the eccentric father and son duo of Darrell and Brandon Sheets, or controversial husband and wife team Rene and Casey Nezhoda, it's always the characters we tune in for.
Read MoreAs television's latest prankster-in-chief, Chance the Rapper has a lot of feelings about his new job. In April of 2020, the multi-talented performer officially became a part of the Quibi family, signing on to work on a reality show reboot as a part of the streaming platform's lineup of programming.
Read MoreGuillen sat down with Looper to talk about Guillermo and season two of the fantastic series, touching on everything from his favorite scene of the season to the improvisation that takes place on set, and spoke at length about working with a certain Jedi who made a guest appearance on the show.
Read MoreThe new Netflix limited series Stateless is an ensemble effort that examines Australia's immigration system. Much of the action centers on an immigrant detention center in the middle of the Outback, and the people interred there.
Read MoreFor six seasons between 1994 and 2000, the CBS medical drama Chicago Hope — created by the legendary David E. Kelley — enthralled audiences with its well-drawn, slightly dysfunctional cast of characters and high stakes, often ripped-from-the-headlines cases. Why was the series canceled?
Read MoreComedy legend Carl Reiner passed away on June 29, 2020. At the time, no one had any reason to assume that Reiner had a final performance left to give — but he did, and it's the kind of performance you'll never forget.
Read MoreAs played by Cristin Milioti, Sarah goes on quite a journey through Palm Springs, trying to accept her fate before eventually deciding to do something to change it. If you're trying to figure out where you've seen Sarah before, here's why Cristin Milioti from Palm Springs looks so familiar.
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