Darren Aronofsky's The Whale Nearly Had A Very Different Director And Star
Before Darren Aronofsky and Brendan Fraser tackled "The Whale," there were several other prominent names attached to the project.
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The Office's Ellie Kemper Enraged Zach Woods With Her Nasal Singing Between Takes
Ellie Kemper fair bit of singing between takes on "The Office," much to the annoyance of Zach Woods.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar Isn't Interested In Slaying More Vampires As Buffy
Sarah Michelle Gellar has no interest in returning to the role of Buffy Summers. Here's why.
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Things You Only Notice In Top Gun: Maverick After Watching It More Than Once
When following up a classic like Top Gun, it's best to lean on nostalgia for the original film. But some references may take multiple viewings to appreciate.
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House Of The Dragon's Age Of Peace Is A Stark Contrast To Game Of Thrones
Here's why the peacetime setting of House of the Dragon is so different from the chaos and violence that often marked Game of Thrones.
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The Ending Of I Wanna Dance With Somebody Explained
The music, life, and incredible voice of Whitney Houston come to life in a new biopic. Here is the ending of "I Wanna Dance with Somebody" explained.
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John Candy Ended His Career With A Flop Instead Of A Bang
Although John Candy's legacy as a comic actor endears, his final released film was a commercial and critical flop.
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American Pickers' Mike Wolfe Lost An Arm Wrestling Contest That Cost Him $275
Mike Wolfe is willing to go the extra mile to secure a good deal, but one time on "American Pickers," an arm wrestling contest cost him a little too much.
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Fan Creates A Stunning Concept Look At Josh Duhamel As Mr. Fantastic
With an announcement that the Fantastic Four will be returning to the big screen, one artist is wondering what Josh Duhamel would look like in the film.
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Rian Johnson Wants To See A Classic Point-And-Click Style Glass Onion Video Game Adaptation
"Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" director Rian Johnson would love to see a point-and-click puzzle game based on the film come to fruition.
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M3GAN's Producers Assure Horror Fans The Film's PG-13 Rating Won't Dampen The Scares
"M3GAN" will have a PG-13 rating when it comes out in theaters, and producers Jason Blum and Jason Wan assure fans that won't dampen the frights.
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Why The Voice Of Lin In Spirited Away Sounds So Familiar To Disney Fans
In the classic Studio Ghibli film "Spirited Away," by Hayao Miyazaki, the bathhouse servant Lin is voiced in the English dub by an iconic Disney voice actor.
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My Hero Academia Voice Actor Cliff Chapin Finds It Surprisingly Easy To Slip Into Bakugo's Angry Mindset
The anime series "My Hero Academia" features the high-tempered character Bakugo, and English dub voice actor Cliff Chapin is able to easily tap into that anger.
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Max Cady From Cape Fear Actually Had A Point
Max Cady is a bad guy in both versions of "Cape Fear." However, in the Martin Scorsese remake, his reason for seeking vengeance is almost understandable.
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Kara Killmer Believes Her Time Driving The Ambulance On Chicago Fire Should Qualify Her As A Stunt Driver
Kara Killmer, who plays paramedic Sylvie Brett in NBC's "Chicago Fire," said that she has spent so much time driving an ambulance, she should be a stunt driver.
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The Touching Adam West Memento The Family Guy Staff Hung On The Wall
Adam West made a huge impact on "Family Guy," so it's only appropriate the staff hung up a fax he sent them that took on special meaning after his death.
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Andor's Denise Gough Highlights Dedra Meero's Intimacy Issues
Denise Gough plays new "Star Wars" antagonist Dedra Meero in the prequel series "Andor," and she opened up about her character's issues related to intimacy.
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Small Details You Might Have Missed In The John Wick Films
The John Wick films are beloved for their surreal world-building and brutal action. But here are some small details you might have missed.
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Glass Onion's Madelyn Cline Confirms That Even Stars Are Starstruck By Daniel Craig
Like "Knives Out," "Glass Onion" boasts another stacked cast with names like Edward Norton and Kate Hudson. Madelyn Cline was even starstruck by Daniel Craig.
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What Roles Has Andrew Lincoln Taken Since Leaving The Walking Dead?
Andrew Lincoln has kept busy since ending his run on "The Walking Dead." He's tackled roles on stage, in movies, and on television, including Ebenezer Scrooge.
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Chris Pine Assures Us Dungeons & Dragons Won't Be 'Too Cool' (In Case That's What You Were Worried About)
Actor Chris Pine, who stars in "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves," revealed that the upcoming fantasy film did not try to be too edgy or "cool."
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John Frankenheimer Ended His Career With A Flop Instead Of A Bang
Legendary director John Frankenheimer recorded a series of critical successes during his career, but his final film ended up being more of a flop than a hit.
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Why Gold Rush's Freddy Dodge Calls Himself A Fixer
Freddy Dodge of "Gold Rush" has a unique skill to fix practically anything miners might need out on a dig site. He even considers himself a "fixer" of sorts.
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The Witcher Fans Are Struggling To Take Showrunner Lauren Hissrich At Her Word
With news that Liam Hemsworth will be the new Witcher following Season 3, Lauren Hissrich is under more pressure than ever before.
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Andrew Tate's Arrest Has The Sopranos' Fans Digging Up The 'Crime Scene Pizza' Clip
Divisive influencer Andrew Tate was arrested and a gaffe with a pizza box led social media users to draw comparisons to an iconic scene from "The Sopranos."
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The Saddest Death In Scrubs
"Scrubs" is one of the most loved TV sitcoms in history, but it's also packed with some very heartbreaking moments. This is the saddest death in "Scrubs."
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James Cameron's Avatar Might Have Muddied The Waters For Nintendo's Cinematic Future
The Metkayina in "Avatar: The Way of Water" may remind gamers of creatures in "Legend of Zelda." Nintendo might need to bear that in mind as they make movies.
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