Schmigadoon! Season 2: How Jane Krakowski Prepped For That Flying Trapeze Scene
The second season of "Schmigadoon!" parodies the Broadway play "Chicago," and Jane Krakowski had to learn the basics of trapeze for the scene.
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Directors Who Made A Classic Indie Then Directed A Blockbuster For Their Next Movie
Whenever an indie director makes a splash, it's only a matter of time before they're tapped for a blockbuster.
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Whatever Happened To Bubba's-Q Boneless Ribs After Shark Tank?
Here's what happened to former NFL star Bubba Baker's Bubba's-Q Boneless Ribs after his Shark Tank appearance in Season 5.
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Evil Dead Rise Revs Up A Groovy Opening Weekend Box Office Take
"Evil Dead Rise" had a solid opening weekend at the box office, bringing in $23.5 million against a budget of $15 million, scoring a second-place finish.
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Why These Virgin River Characters Might Not Return For Season 5
Here's why these three Virgin River characters might not be back for the Netflix drama series' fifth season.
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Actors Who Blamed Themselves For Flops
When a movie flops, there'll always be the question of who to blame. These are the actors who held their hands up and blamed themselves for their film failures.
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Matthew Perry Is Working To Get Those Awkward Keanu Reeves References Out Of His Book
"Friends" star Matthew Perry has apologized to Keanu Reeves for his reference to the star in his book and said his name will be removed from future editions.
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Community's Exhausting Schedule Made It Hard To Keep Writers
Community was no dream job for many of its writers, who dealt with extensive rewrites, last-minute crunch sessions, and Dan Harmon's moody whims.
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Super Mario Bros. Chases Jurassic World And E.T. To Become Universal's Highest Grossing Picture
Mario and Luigi are leveling up once again, and it seems like nothing can stop them.
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The Biggest Jump The Shark Moments In TV History
When a show's writers have run out of ideas, it's time to break out the leather jacket and skis. Here are the biggest jump the shark moments in TV history.
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Virgin River's Tim Matheson Doesn't Think Doc Mullins Would Ever Leave The Clinic
"Virgin River" star Tim Matheson believes that Doc Mullins would never leave the clinic, saying he would keep working because he cares about his community.
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The Entire Transporter Timeline Explained
With a trilogy, a TV show, a reboot, and even a cameo in an unrelated movie, the chronology of the Transporter franchise can get surprisingly convoluted.
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South Park Theory: Cartman's Obsession With Kyle Might Just Be Love
A popular South Park fan theory suggests Eric Cartman might be attracted to Kyle Broflovski despite their outward hostility toward each other.
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The Night Agent: Peter & Rose's Chemistry All Started With A Bungee Jump
Netflix's "Night Agent" has been impressing viewers thus far thanks to the Peter and Rose's terrific connection displayed throughout the series.
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The Best Sci-Fi Crossovers That May Have Slipped Under Your Radar
When sci-fi franchises cross paths, the fanbases get to dream big, From "Star Trek" to "Ghostbusters," "Godzilla" to "The X-Files," here are some of the best.
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Why Hector Jimenez From Chicago Med Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have previously seen Antonio Jaramillo, who played Hector Jimenez on Chicago Med.
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Who Plays The Voice In Amazon's The Power?
Fans of Amazon's "The Power" series may be curious to find out who is behind "The Voice." Viewers may be surprised where they have heard this voice before.
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Ginny & Georgia Fans Despise Hunter's Treatment Of Ginny
A number of Ginny & Georgia fans feel that Hunter isn't the nice guy he purports to be. Here are some of his more notable red flags.
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The Ring's American Remake Cut Almost Half The Original Story (But Was Just As Scary)
For American audiences, "The Ring" takes a more streamlined approach and never explicitly explains why Samara is the way she is.
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Actors You Forgot Showed Up On Star Search And Lost
"Star Search" uncovered some massive future film and TV stars, but many also didn't make the cut. These are the actors you forgot who showed up and lost.
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Grey's Anatomy: The Advice Kevin McKidd Gives New Cast Members
"Grey's Anatomy" is one of television's longest running shows and if new cast members need advice, they can turn to series veteran Kevin McKidd.
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Hallmark Movies Have A Few Tricks Up Their Sleeves When It Comes To Fake Snow
Hallmark Channel movies have a knack for bringing holiday cheer all year long, even if it means using fake snow during a summer shoot.
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13 Horror Movies Where You Don't See The Monster Until The End
Sometimes less is most definitely more, especially when it comes to horror films. Here are 14 horror movies where you don't see the monster until the end.
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Who Does Matthew McConaughey Play On True Detective?
Matthew McConaughey earned significant praise for his role in HBO's acclaimed series, "True Detective." Here's a look at the character he played in Season 1.
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Young Sheldon And Big Bang Theory Had A Time Travel Type Crossover On Social Media
In a sense, Young Sheldon and its parent show, The Big Bang Theory, had a crossover moment thanks to a recent post featuring Iain Armitage and Mayim Bialik.
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Breaking Bad: Bill Burr Owes His Acting Career To Vince Gilligan
Bill Burr has made the successful jump from stand-up comedy to acting and he credits "Breaking Bad" creator Vince Gilligan for much of his acting success.
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Modern Family: Where The Show Takes Place & Filming Locations
The homes of Modern Family's Dunphy/Pritchett clan became endearingly familiar to fans over the sitcom's 11 seasons. Here's where you'll find the real houses.
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