Hell's Kitchen: Season 21 Champion Warns That Winning Challenges Is A Trap
Alex Belew, the winner of "Hell's Kitchen" Season 21, admits that while winning initial challenges is fun, they can do more harm than good.
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Bones: How Emily Deschanel's Major Real-Life Event Led To A Shorter Season 7
A life-changing event in Emily Deschanel's life resulted in "Bones" Season 7 being trimmed down to just 13 episodes.
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Red, White And Royal Blue: Is The V&A Museum Real And Can You Visit At Night?
"Red, White and Royal Blue" features a journey to the V&A Museum. Here's a look at whether the museum is a real place and if you can visit at night.
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Cobra Kai: Which Cast Members Actually Know Karate In Real Life?
Practically every character in Netflix's "Karate Kid" sequel series "Cobra Kai" is skilled at karate, but which actors actually know karate in real life?
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Attack On Titan: The Video Game & 'Cruel' Reality That Inspired Hajime Isayama
"Attack on Titan" creator Hajime Isayama was actually inspired by a video game and the 'cruel' reality of nature that he noticed at a young age.
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Modern Family: Why Friends' Lisa Kudrow Turned Down The Role Of Claire Dunphy
"Modern Family" character Claire Dunphy was nearly brought to life by another major sitcom star before the role ultimately went to Julie Bowen.
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Why Hallmark Movies Mean So Much To The Network's Dedicated Fan Base
Hallmark continues to bestow fans with countless movies with frosty landscapes, and yet they still mean so much to the network's dedicated fan base.
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Why The 1998 Godzilla Movie Bombed At The Box Office
In 1998, America tried its hand at making a "Godzilla" movie, only to produce one of the worst entries in the entire franchise. Here's why it failed.
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The Boys: Homelander's Milk Obsession Explained By Antony Starr
On "The Boys," Antony Starr's twisted, Superman-esque Homelander has a number of obsessions, but his focus on milk is one of his oddest and most disturbing.
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How Stephen King Inspired The Last Voyage Of The Demeter's Take On Horror
"The Last Voyage of the Demeter" draws from Bram Stoker's Dracula, but the design of the vampire is straight out of a Stephen King adaptation.
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John Wick 4: Who Plays The Harbinger & What Does He Do?
"John Wick: Chapter 4" introduces a new character known as The Harbinger. Here's who plays him and where audiences have seen him before.
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Critical Role: Why Orion Acaba Left The Show & What Happened To His Character
"Critical Role" originally had nine players participating in Vox Machina's campaign -- here's why Orion Acaba left the show and what happened to his character.
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How Old Is Ducky On NCIS And In Real Life?
David McCallum has been playing Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard on "NCIS" for 20 seasons. How old is his character, and how old is the actor in real life?
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Why Love Is Blind Contestants Sued Over Psychological Torture And Exploitation
Contestants on Netflix's "Love Is Blind" actually sued the show over psychological torture and exploitation experienced on set. Here's why.
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Hoarders: The Most Disturbing Episode So Far, According To Fans
"Hoarders" has seen many concerning situations, but fans say this episode, more than any other, made them gag, skip ahead, and question the show's morality.
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The Ending Of Shirley Explained
Almost as mysterious as one of the author's own stories, "Shirley" is an intriguing psychological. We dig deeper into the film's unsettling ending.
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Across The Spider-Verse Had To Cut One Spider-Man Over Legal Issues - Here's Why
"Across the Spider-Verse" creators planned to include Marvel and DC's co-owned Spider-Boy in the film, but a longstanding contractual issue killed the cameo.
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Who Plays Arlong In One Piece? The Ozark Star Behind The Iconic Villain
Netflix's "One Piece" will feature Ozark star McKinley Belcher III playing the role of the villainous Arlong, leader of the Fish-men pirates.
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Deadpool: 4 Facts Only Real Marvel Fans Know About 'The Merc With The Mouth'
You think you know Deadpool, but did you know he has a daughter -- with Spider-Man? Learn about her and three more things only longtime fans know.
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Marvel Clears Up Captain America's Endgame Time Travel — In An Unexpected Place
Surprisingly, "Rogers: The Musical" might provide some clarity regarding Captain America's time travel shenanigans at the end of "Avengers: Endgame."
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Star Wars: 4 Facts About The Force That Make No Sense
The Force has often proven enigmatic and inconsistent to viewers since it was first introduced in the "Star Wars" universe in the first film, "A New Hope."
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How Much Did Avatar: The Way Of Water Really Cost & Why Was It So Expensive?
"Avatar: The Way of Water" is one of the most expensive movies ever made, but in the end, the price was worth it. Here's why the movie cost so much to make.
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Only Murders In The Building Season 3: The Paul Rudd Easter Eggs You Likely Missed
Episode 2 of "Only Murders in the Building" Season 3 features several easy-to-miss, humorous references to some of Paul Rudd's most beloved movies.
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Fire Country: Is The Series Based On A Real Story?
Given its compelling narrative of inmates working as firefighters for a chance at early parole, is CBS' "Fire Country" based on real-life people or events?
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Star Wars Fans Refused To Believe This Darth Vader Rumor (Even Though It Was True)
Ahead of the premiere of "The Empire Strikes Back," rumors were already swirling about Darth Vader being Luke's father. But "Star Wars" fans didn't believe it.
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Barbie & Plato: Did Fans Just Uncover The Deepest Barbieland Theory Yet?
A new thread on Reddit posits that the society of Barbieland depicted in "Barbie" is modeled as a reflection of Plato's theory on the Realm of Forms.
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Does Red, White And Royal Blue Have An End Credits Scene?
Amazon Prime viewers may be wondering if "Red, White and Royal Blue" has an end credits scene. Here's what you need to know about this question.
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