Jerry Seinfeld once had a theory regarding why the "Seinfeld" finale didn't work for fans, one that also revolves around its scale.
%mod% Read More"Blue Bloods" may be a popular show, but actress Stephanie Kurtzuba was surprised when she was recognized in public as her recurring character from the show.
%mod% Read MoreThe word "derp" has long become a part of our cultural lexicon, but did it really originate from the South Park character Mr. Derp?
%mod% Read MoreIn the eyes of David Dastmalchian, "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" supporting character Veb has a lot to offer pretty much any superhero team.
%mod% Read MoreNaruto remains one of the most popular manga and anime titles ever produced, but fans still debate ways in which it could have been better.
%mod% Read MoreLawrence Tierney was the veteran tough-guy actor who played the role of Elaine's dad, Alton Benes, on Seinfeld.
%mod% Read MoreTom Selleck has an interesting viewpoint on whether Blue Bloods would be the same show had it aired in the 1980s.
%mod% Read More"Cocaine Bear" is based on the true story of a bear ingesting copious amounts of cocaine; director Elizabeth Banks sees the movie as a way to redeem that bear.
%mod% Read MoreIn the original cut, "Cocaine Bear" featured a much gorier death for one of the titular bear's victims.
%mod% Read MoreWilliam Shatner said in a 1979 interview that Star Trek: The Motion Picture went a long way toward moving the franchise out of its TV beginnings.
%mod% Read MoreGiancarlo Esposito, who plays Moff Gideon in "The Mandalorian," has a sound explanation for why Grogu wasn't evil for eating Frog Lady's eggs.
%mod% Read MoreHere's where you may have previously seen the actor who plays Carlos Singh on Season 3 of Outer Banks.
%mod% Read MoreIn Cocaine Bear, Kahyun Kim plays a medic who battles the title menace. It's her highest profile project yet, but there's a good chance you've seen her before.
%mod% Read MoreDaniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, the directors behind "Everything Everywhere All at Once," have teased two new movies. Here's what they had to say about them.
%mod% Read More"That '90s Show" is a worthy follow-up to "That '70s Show," and fans agree that the highlight of the series is the return of Red and Kitty Forman.
%mod% Read MoreCharlie Cox reprised his Netflix "Daredevil" role as Matt Murdock in "Spider-Man: No Way Home," and a new deleted scene shows more footage of the lawyer.
%mod% Read MoreThe pushup machine that aimed to revolutionize workouts went into the tank in September 2009. Here's how it's faring today.
%mod% Read More"Cocaine Bear" is filled with big-name stars who have been acting for decades, but it also stars an impressive newcomer playing the role of Tom the EMT.
%mod% Read MoreJoey Batey, who plays Jaskier in "The Witcher," gets recognized by fans often. He described in an interview one encounter on the tube that stuck with him.
%mod% Read MoreGrey's Anatomy has been on for quite some time, and main character Dr. Meredith Grey is not the same woman she once was -- a fact not lost on fans.
%mod% Read MoreTed Wheeler hasn't exactly been helpful in the fight against the darkness in "Stranger Things." Actor Joe Chrest hopes that will change in Season 5.
%mod% Read MoreShanola Hampton played Veronica 'V' Fisher in the dark Showtime comedy "Shameless," and she revealed she loved her character's raw persona and sharp humor.
%mod% Read MoreA Season 24 episode of "Law & Order: SVU" features Bradley Whitford, and the actor drew inspiration from his late mother for his performance.
%mod% Read MoreJessie Mei Li has brought Alina Starkov to life in Netflix's "Shadow and Bone." Now, she's revealing that being famous after her breakout role is "bizarre."
%mod% Read MoreC. Thomas Howell wasn't an actor when he auditioned for Steven Spielberg's "E.T." But he explained how a cigarette during his audition got him the part.
%mod% Read MoreIf Eddie from Cocaine Bear looks familiar, it's likely from one of the following roles in which the actor who portrays him appeared.
%mod% Read MoreJason Alexander shared some helpful words of wisdom that William Shatner told him when he and the cast of "Seinfeld" were becoming famous and well-known.
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