My Hero Academia: Does Deku Turn Into A Villain?
It's no surprise that "My Hero Academia" would make its poster boy, Deku, walk the line between hero and villain. But does he actually become a bad guy?
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Why The Flash Used YouTube Footage To Resurrect DC's Fallen Heroes - Did It Work?
The supervising sound editor of "The Flash" opens up about how the film innovatively taps into YouTube to bring back iconic DC Comics heroes.
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Yes, Jennifer Lawrence's No Hard Feelings Is Based On A Real-Life Craigslist Ad
The Jennifer Lawrence comedy "No Hard Feelings" feels like a throwback inspired by the R-rated romps of the 1980s, but the idea is rooted in a real scenario.
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Secret Invasion's Kingsley Ben-Adir Modeled Gravik On Real Cult Leaders
"Secret Invasion" actor Kingsley Ben-Adir looked to real-life cult leaders to inform his portrayal of the menacing Skrull leader Gravik.
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Who Plays Janis Ian In Mean Girls?
Janis Ian is an iconic character in "Mean Girls," and her actor has been in a number of major productions for film, TV, and animation since that comedy film.
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Through My Window 2: The Cheesy, Steamy Dud That's Defying The Odds On Netflix
The Spanish film "Through My Window: Across The Sea" may be a dud with critics, but it is currently one of the most popular films among Netflix viewers.
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Shark Tank: Why Mark Cuban Passed On Ring (And Would Pass Again Given The Chance)
Even with Ring's rise to a billion-dollar status, "Shark Tank" veteran Mark Cuban harbors no regrets over his decision to pass on the venture.
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Titanic And Delvecchio Star Lew Palter Dead At 94
Journeyed actor and educator Lew Palter of "Titanic" and "Delvecchio" fame has died at the age of 94.
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Where To Watch Good Trouble Season 5
Here's a look at where to catch the dramatic events of Freeform's "Good Trouble" Season 5 on streaming.
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Why Mean Girls Is Still A Beloved Cultural Touchstone, According To Lacey Chabert
"Mean Girls" has become iconic in pop culture since its 2004 release, and Lacey Chabert has opened up on why the coming-of-age comedy reached that status.
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Is The Perfect Find Based On A Book, Real-Life, Or Complete Fiction?
While Netflix's "The Perfect Find" is based on the book of the same name, some fans might be wondering whether the film's story is completely fictional.
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Jennifer Lawrence Auditioned For Twilight Before She Was In Hunger Games
What would Jennifer Lawrence's career look like if she starred in "Twilight" instead of "The Hunger Games?" In an alternate timeline, it could've happened.
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The Ending Of 6 Souls Explained
"6 Souls" has a lot going on, what with all the different personalities roaming around -- here's the ending broken down to make it easier to follow.
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Whatever Happened To Eterneva Diamonds After Shark Tank?
Here's what Eterneva Diamonds has been up to since its Season 11 appearance on "Shark Tank."
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Nope: Why Gordy The Chimp's Scenes Are So Important To Jordan Peele
"Nope" may on the surface focus on an alien entity, but it is the storyline centered on Gordy the Chimp that reveals the core of the film's themes.
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The Bear: The Real Owner Of Mr. Beef Has Never Seen The Show But Has Made A Cameo
"The Bear" has used an actual Chicago restaurant, Mr. Beef, for its basis. In fact, the real owner of Mr. Beef has even appeared on the show once.
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No Hard Feelings: The Raunchy Jokes That Made It Tough For The Stars To Film
In "No Hard Feelings," several raunchy jokes made it particularly difficult for the cast members to get through filming without laughing.
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The Flash Leak That Just Let Over 1M People See It For Free
To add to "The Flash" movie's box office woes, someone uploaded the entire film to Twitter, where it was seen 1.7 million times before finally going down.
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Superman: Legacy Reportedly Narrows Down Its Lex Luthor Choices
Word has it that James Gunn's "Superman: Legacy" is getting close to securing its Lex Luthor actor.
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Pacific Rim Made Guillermo Del Toro Change Everything About His Directing Style
Guillermo del Toro has had a long and varied career, but he says it was helming "Pacific Rim" that prompted him to change how he directs his movies.
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What Movies Did Vince Vaughn Write - And Which Ones Were Hits?
Vince Vaughn has starred in many comedy classics, but when it comes to writing, the actor hasn't exactly seen the same level of success.
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Secret Invasion: Did Maria Hill Know Who Killed Her? Cobie Smulders Weighs In
Cobie Smulders has offered her thoughts on the unspoken tragedy of Maria Hill and Nick Fury's scene together at the end of "Secret Invasion" Episode 1.
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How Schwarzenegger And Stallone's Rivalry Fueled A Golden Age Of Action Movies
The 80's were dominated by action movies, with Schwarzenegger and Stallone leading the way. Their rivalry even fueled a golden age for the genre.
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No Hard Feelings' Director Has The Perfect Response To The Age Gap Criticisms
"No Hard Feelings" director Gene Stupnitsky had a perfect response from critics of the film's age gap, pointing to another past Jennifer Lawrence film.
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Deadliest Catch's Scariest Moments Ranked
Crab fishing in the Bering Sea is no joke. These are occasions in which Discovery's "Deadliest Catch" took a turn for the perilous.
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Dead To Me: Whatever Happened To Judy?
Netflix's comedy-drama, "Dead to Me", is a roller coaster from start to finish, and one has to wonder what happened to Judy after the show's events.
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The Idol Confuses Viewers By Ending The Season With Only 5 Episodes
Viewers are expressing their shock at the announcement that HBO's "The Idol" will be ending its first season after only five episodes.
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