What The Cast Of Billy Madison Looks Like Today
We caught up with the stars of the film to see not only what they look like today, but what they've been doing these last two decades.
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Everything Tiger King Didn't Tell You About The True Story
Despite having seven episodes to work with, filmmakers couldn't fit the entire story into Tiger King. Here are some pertinent details that didn't make it into the series.
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What Keean Johnson Has Been Doing Since Alita: Battle Angel
Alita: Battle Angel was Keean Johnson's first crack at a Hollywood movie, and he didn't waste the opportunity. Since his turn as Hugo, the orphan love interest of Alita, he's kept busy with big-budget films and massively hyped premium cable shows.
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The Real Reason Hugh Jackman Left Wolverine
In a new interview with The Daily Beast, actor Hugh Jackman has opened up a bit about why he left Wolverine's adamantium skeleton behind — and what might have convinced him to stay.
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How The Rick And Morty Toilet Episode Is Linked To Community
Rick and Morty and Community co-creator Dan Harmon has admitted that one unused storyline from the live-action sitcom made its way into the first half of Rick and Morty's fourth season. The episode, "The Old Man and the Seat," features a storyline originally meant for a character on Community.
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The Real Reason Voldemort Wasn't The Worst Villain In Harry Potter
In the magical world of Harry Potter, it's pretty clear from the very beginning that Voldemort is the main antagonist and villain. While Voldemort is a horrific, vindictive, and cruel mass murderer, there's someone arguably even worse than him: Professor Dolores Umbridge.
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The Despicable Me Minions Were Originally Supposed To Look Much Different
At a 2013 screening of Despicable Me 2 sponsored by Variety, directors Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud revealed the secret design origins of these lovable yellow munchkins the Minions, and how everything that made them so popular almost didn't happen.
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Why Ellie From Locke & Key Looks So Familiar
One character more than any other provides the thread that connects the two eras of Locke & Key: Ellie Whedon, portrayed by actress Sherri Saum. If she looks strikingly familiar, it's because she's already logged a ton of mileage on TV. Here's where you've likely seen her.
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Guardians Of The Galaxy 4 May Never Happen
Even though director James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is still a few years away, it's never too early for fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe to begin speculating about the follow-up and what might come after it. During an Instagram Q&A, Gunn revealed Guardians 4 may never happen.
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Why Jessica From Bird Box Looks Familiar
Netflix has been churning out excellent original content for years now, and in 2018, the streamer struck gold with its post-apocalyptic thriller Bird Box. If you recently watched the flick, you might think the doomed Jessica looks incredibly familiar, which shouldn't come as a huge surprise.
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Here's How You Can Watch Despicable Me 2 And 3
The first Despicable Me film was added to Netflix on April 16, 2020, but watching Despicable Me 2 and 3 is a bit more complicated than queuing it up on your favorite streaming service. We've done the research for you and can give you the lowdown on how you can watch both Despicable Me sequels.
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Why Grace Ballard From Murder Mystery Looks So Familiar
One of the most memorable supporting players in Netflix's Murder Mystery is the ultra-confident actress Grace Ballard, played by Gemma Arterton. Let's take a look at some of the talented thespian's most memorable roles to discover just why she looks so familiar.
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Why The Places In Westworld Look So Familiar - Exclusive
Westworld, the Emmy-winning HBO series based on the 1973 movie of the same name, is a sci-fi Western that bounces between futuristic worlds. In an interview with Looper, cinematographer John Grillo discussed some of the most memorable locations where Westworld was shot.
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Why Angela From Tigertail Looks So Familiar
If you're one of the many viewers streaming Tigertail on Netflix, you're probably wondering why that piano-playing daughter seems so familiar. Angela is portrayed by Taiwanese-American actress Christine Ko, and there's a good chance you've seen her somewhere before.
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Why The Professor From Money Heist Looks So Familiar
The team of criminals that star in Netflix's popular Spanish-language crime series Money Heist would be non-existent without "The Professor." He's played by Spanish actor Álvaro Morte, and while his career began long before Money Heist, the Netflix series catapulted him to global recognition.
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Films Stuck In Limbo Because Of Rights Issues
Wondering why that sequel or film adaptation never made it to screens? Here are some of Hollywood's most anticipated movies stuck in development hell.
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American Psycho Writers Break Down The Film's Bizarre Ending
It seems 20 years of speculation was enough for American Psycho's co-writers, Mary Harron and Guinevere Turner. The two recently spoke to MovieMaker Magazine about the film's ending as part of a 20th anniversary American Psycho retrospective.
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Why Deadpool 2 Will Blow Everyone Away In 2018
Like Deadpool tipping a taxi driver, we've got two crispy high-fives worth of reasons Deadpool 2 will blow everyone away.
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Marvel's What If...? Will Add A Twist To The Infinity Saga
Big things are coming with Marvel's What If...?, which will alter the way you view the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Marvel Studios announced its forthcoming What If...? animated series at SDCC 2019, and Kevin Feige has now detailed that the show will add a twist to the MCU's Infinity Saga.
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Why Jaskier From The Witcher Looks So Familiar
Netflix has built itself quite a reputation for taking little-known actors and turning them into internationally recognized stars, and the streamer has continued the trend with its original fantasy series The Witcher. One such star is Joey Batey, who portrays the lovable-slash-annoying bard Jaskier.
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Warner Bros. Might Be Considering A Superman: Red Son Movie
Rumor has it that the studio might look to develop the comic book series in which Superman grew up in the Soviet Union.
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Marvel Fans Start Petition Urging Disney To Rehire James Gunn For Guardians Vol. 3
Marvel fans are taking a stand against Disney following the firing of filmmaker James Gunn from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, creating a petition calling for the House of Mouse to retract its decision to boot Gunn as the pic's director and bring him back on board.
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How The Cast Of Doctor Strange Should Really Look
It would be hard to put the psychedelic magicians of the Doctor Strange comics into the more down-to-earth Marvel film universe. Some are almost unrecognizable.
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The Last Jedi Plot Hole That Fans Say Broke Star Wars Forever
It's an undeniable fact that not everyone fell for Star Wars: The Last Jedi when it opened in theaters in December of 2017. Now, an old complaint about The Last Jedi has resurfaced. But it's not just any old gripe — it's one that regards a plot hole that fans are claiming "broke Star Wars forever."
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Arya And Melisandre's Final Conversation Ignites GoT Theory
Fans can always count on Melisandre to deliver powerful truths and change the lives of many. One such Westerosi whom Melisandre has crossed paths with is Arya Stark, and on the latest episode of Game of Thrones, the two had a conversation that has ignited a theory about how the series might end.
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Star Wars: The Clone Wars Final Season Episode 1 Explained
The time has finally come: Star Wars: The Clone Wars is back on our screens, taking its final turn on Disney+ after spending nearly six years in the dark. Here's the first episode of Star Wars: The Clone Wars' final season explained.
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The One Song James Gunn Will Never Include In Guardians Of The Galaxy
Apparently, James Gunn's devotion to '70s guitar rock only goes so far. In response to a fan on Twitter, Gunn revealed that there's one song that will never feature in a Guardians of the Galaxy film — "Dancing in the Moonlight," the 1972 hit by King Harvest.
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