Harry Potter: What Is Hermione's Patronus & Why It Is Important
Hermione Granger's Patronus in the "Harry Potter" franchise is noteworthy because it's the same as author J.K. Rowling's favorite animal.
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Barbie Crushed One Dark Knight Record - Can It Beat Batman's Biggest Movie Feat?
"Barbie" continues to be a box office juggernaut and if all goes well, it could break one the most important milestones "The Dark Knight" achieved in 2008.
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Will There Be A Sequel To Red, White And Royal Blue?
"Red, White & Royal Blue" is a gorgeous queer love story with fans all over the world - but could either the book or film potentially spawn a sequel?
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Was Rain Man Based On A Real-Life Person?
The 1988 Academy Award-winning "Rain Man" starred Dustin Hoffman as the autistic character Raymond Babbitt. But was Babbitt inspired by a real person?
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Blue Beetle Twitter Reactions Paint A Positive Future For Gunn & Safran's DC Universe
Critics have finally seen the highly-anticipated "Blue Beetle" and they're praising the new DC film for its performances and emphasis on family themes.
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How Lord Of The Rings' Most Infamous On-Set Injury Became A Hilarious Meme
The "Lord of the Rings" cast went through a lot while filming, but this injury to Viggo Mortensen has become infamous to the point of meme-ification.
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Seinfeld's Controversial Puerto Rican Day Parade Has An Odd Avengers-Like Moment
A moment in a controversial "Seinfeld" episode features Jerry, George, and Kramer assembling their respective alter egos à la the Avengers and hilarity ensues.
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Gold Rush: Why Did Tony Beets Leave Indian River?
Why did Tony Beets leave Indian River? A dramatic scene in a 2021 "Gold Rush" episode shows Beets figuring out what to do when he can't dig at a gold-rich site.
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The Demeter's Dracula Is The Scary Vampire We've Been Craving & Society Needs Now
Following endless sexy vampire adaptations on the small screen, "The Last Voyage of the Demeter" gives us a much-needed Dracula for our troubling times.
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Joe Rogan Defends Barbie Amid 'Anti-Man' Backlash
Podcaster and stand-up comedian Joe Rogan says he doesn't understand why some people think "Barbie" is man-hating. Here's what he enjoyed about the film.
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Oppenheimer: Why Some Critics Are Accusing Christopher Nolan's Film Of 'Sanitizing' The Bomb
"Oppenheimer" is attracting some controversy from those who feel that the film was not direct enough in its depiction of the destruction caused by the bombs.
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Star Wars: Who Is Aayla Secura & Why Did She Have A French Accent?
"Star Wars" fans may notice Aayla Secura and other Twi'lek characters speak with a French accent. Here's the explanation for why that is.
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American Pickers: Mike Wolfe & Frank Fritz's Tearful Reunion Explained
Here's how former "American Pickers" hosts Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz ended up tearfully reuniting years after Fritz departed the show on seemingly bad terms.
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Netflix's One Piece: Who Narrates The Live-Action Series & Why Is He So Perfect?
The narrator for Netflix's "One Piece" is an ideal choice thanks to his iconic voice and his experience playing a pirate before.
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All American Season 6 Has Been Benched Until 2024 — Here's Why
Those looking forward to seeing new "All American" episodes have to wait a little longer, as Season 6 of the hit CW drama has been delayed to 2024.
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Chicago Fire: Why The Foo Fighters Cut Taylor Kinney's First On-Screen Kiss
Taylor Kinney's first acting job well before "Chicago Fire" was in a Foo Fighters music video. Sadly, his role was largely cut from the final product.
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Barbie Was Just Banned In Two More Countries - Here's Why
After several country-wide bans, "Barbie" is not seeing a release in two additional world territories. Here's both where and why the film has been banned.
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Red, White & Royal Blue: The Sneaky Cameo By Casey McQuiston You Probably Missed
Casey McQuiston is the mind behind "Red, White & Royal Blue," and if you keep your eyes peeled watching the film adaptation, you might just spot them.
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Who Did Rena Sofer Play On Seinfeld And Where Is She Now?
Rena Sofer was one of many memorable "Seinfeld" guest stars during the sitcom's run. Here's what happened to her after her episode aired.
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Pawn Stars: The Prince Painting That's Causing A Huge Fan Debate
The "Pawn Stars" Prince painting remains one of the most hotly contested pieces in the show's history, with some fans believing the artwork is authentic.
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Avatar 2: Who Does Shane Rangi Play & Where Have You Seen Him Before?
Shane Rangi has primarily been involved in major fantasy film franchises. Who does he play in "Avatar: The Way of Water," and where have you seen him before?
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John Wick: Chapter 4 – The Real Reason The Ending Was Left Ambiguous
"John Wick: Chapter 4" director Chad Stahelski details an alternate ending he shot and explains why he went with the movie's ambiguous conclusion.
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Hell's Kitchen: Why Losing The Competition Isn't A Bad Thing
Many contestants who've fallen short on "Hell's Kitchen" have still gotten a boost to their culinary careers, like Robert Hesse, who now has his own restaurant.
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Pokémon Worlds Celebration: Sarah Natochenny Sobbed Recording Ash's Final Episodes - Exclusive Interview
Ash's journey is finally at an end, and his English voice actor Sarah Notochenny told Looper how it felt recording the character's final episodes.
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Secret Invasion: Why The Original Co-Director Left The MCU Series
"Secret Invasion" was originally developed for a pair of directors to tackle, but half of the directing team had to leave before the series began shooting.
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Star Wars: Was Greedo Anakin's Friend?
Most "Star Wars" fans agree that Greedo shot first, but was he also a childhood friend of Anakin Skywalker before he crossed paths with Han Solo?
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The Last Voyage Of The Demeter: Every Change From Bram Stoker's Dracula You Missed
"The Last Voyage of the Demeter" adapts a single chapter from Bram Stoker's "Dracula" and took several creative liberties along the way.
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