Barbie Used So Much Pink Paint That It Caused An Actual Shortage
If you needed a new paint job for your Dreamhouse, you'd have been out of luck while the "Barbie" movie was shooting, director Greta Gerwig has revealed.
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Labyrinth: Jim Henson Had A Clear Inspiration For Sir Didymus
"Labyrinth," the fantastical cult classic from the legendary Jim Henson, featured an array of odd creatures, one of whom is based on surprising inspiration.
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The Spot's Most Powerful Form May Be Too Revolting For The Spider-Verse
The Spot's arguably most powerful comic book incarnation is a mindless body horror abomination so gruesome, it might just be too much for the Spider-Verse.
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Why Star Trek: Voyager's Ending Felt Abrupt To Fans (& Why It Could Never Get A Reboot)
Many fans believe Star Trek: Voyager ended in way too jarring a fashion. But why is this the case? Why is it unlikely that the show will ever be rebooted?
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Dragon Ball Super: Who Is Black Frieza And How Powerful Is He?
"Dragon Ball Super" introduced fans to Black Frieza, one of the top villains of the series. Here's a look at the character's backstory and how powerful he is.
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How Across The Spider-Verse Sets Up A Canceled Marvel Villain Movie For The MCU
There's a certain villain-centric movie Sony has wanted to make for a while now, and "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" potentially sets it up.
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Young Sheldon's Annie Potts Is Nothing Like Meemaw In Real-Life
In an interview about her Young Sheldon character, Annie Potts revealed that she's actually nothing like Meemaw in real-life.
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Revenge Of The Nerds: Why The 2007 Remake Was Canceled
In 2006, Fox Atomic attempted to remake the 1984 comedy "Revenge of the Nerds," but it was canceled after just two weeks of filming.
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How Across The Spider-Verse Changes The Spot From The Comics
The Spot is a C-list villain from Marvel Comics. However, "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" makes one major change to make him a formidable foe.
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How Plane Pulled Off Its One Take Fight, According To Gerard Butler
According to Gerard Butler, filming the single-shot fight in "Plane" came down to three things: practice, practice, and practice.
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Who Plays Kai Bartley On Grey's Anatomy?
Who plays Kai Bartley, the doctor introduced on "Grey's Anatomy" as part of a Parkinson's research team and who has a relationship with Amelia Shepherd?
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Why Black Mirror Season 6 Suffered An Incredible Amount Of Delays
"Black Mirror" Season 6 is at last confirmed to be on the way -- but why did the show take so long to release the new season after the first five seasons?
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Where To Watch American Chopper
Here's where to watch all 12 seasons of motorcycle manufacturing reality show American chopper online.
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The Correct Order In Which To Watch Every Spider-Man Animated Series
There's tons of cartoon Spider-Man content, but what is the best order to watch them in? We sort out the correct order to watch every Spider-Man animated series
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The Best Order To Watch Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone Spin-Off Series
The Yellowstone universe now spans the main show and a growing number of spin-offs, and here's the best order in which to watch these shows.
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How Julia Louis-Dreyfus Hid Being Pregnant As Elaine In Seinfeld
Julia Louis-Dreyfus was pregnant twice while filming "Seinfeld." Here's how her pregnancy was hidden from viewers while the show was still in production.
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Where To Watch Shutter Island
Martin Scorsese's suspenseful psychological thriller classic "Shutter Island," starring Leonardo DiCaprio, is available on streaming. Here's where to watch it.
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The Deadliest Catch Season 8 Moment That Discovery Allegedly Made Up
"Deadliest Catch" is entering some choppy waters as some members of the cast and crew have alleged that the show makes up dramatic moments for entertainment.
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Law & Order: Jerry Orbach Appeared On The Series Before Being Cast As Lennie Briscoe
As iconic as Jerry Orbach's portrayal of Detective Briscoe was, it wasn't his first role on "Law & Order."
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Are The Mummy's Brendan Fraser & Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Friends In Real Life?
Dwayne Johnson and Brendan Fraser worked together in "The Mummy Returns," and while they aren't best friends, it led to a cordial relationship between them.
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American Chopper: The Chair Throwing Argument That Led To The Viral Meme
Here's the story of the infamous argument between Paul Teutul Sr. and Paul Teutul Jr. on American Chopper that resulted in the classic meme.
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Deleted Scenes That Probably Would've Made These Movies R-Rated
Sometimes all it takes is one scene to push a movie from PG-13 into R-rated territory. The following films could have been rated R if these scenes weren't cut.
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Blade's First Movie Villain Had A Vampire Power That's Way Too Weird For The MCU
Deacon Frost, who was the villain in the first Blade film, had one specific power that was present in his comic version, but not yet so far on the big screen.
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The Untold Truth Of Marvel Villain The Spot
The upcoming Into the Spider-Verse sequel Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse will feature Spot as the villain - but who is this comic character? Here's a look
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Why Dana Caldwell From The Goldbergs Looks So Familiar
Dana Caldwell pops up on "The Goldbergs" all the way throughout its 10-season run, but some viewers may like to know why her actor looks so familiar.
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The Shark Tank Effect: What Is It And Is It Real?
Several outlets have described "The Shark Tank Effect" as businesses benefitting from simply appearing on "Shark Tank," and it's very real.
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Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse's Most Confusing Moments Explained
With its infinite alternate universes and infinite possible Spider-People, of course some fans are little confused by Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Veres.
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