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How did 4Kids turn anime classic "One Piece" into a flop? It's a complicated story, and we're here to tell it from start to finish.

In most of his films, Glen Powell is unafraid to show off his impressive physique. But he's been losing weight recently -- here's why.

After its original run in the aughts, "Gossip Girl" got a shiny new reboot on Max - but it was canceled before the Season 2 finale even aired. Why?

For a multitude of reasons, "The Amazing Spider-Man" series never succeeded. Here's a deep dive into why, from expectations to marketing to execution.

'Halloween Kills' looked a lot different before the editors got a hold of it and made it a proper Halloween flick.

Many fans have noticed how slowly Batman walks in "The Batman." Turns out, there may be a canonical explanation for that.

If fans of Euphoria are curious to know why it takes so long to film each season, new comments from the actors may shed light on the real reasons.

Why is Venom, from an academic perspective, so bananas?

TikTok users may notice several videos on the social media platform have gone silent. Here's why so much music is missing from people's posts.

The second installment of Amazon Prime's "Upload" has raised questions about its noticeably truncated length.

Christopher Nolan is known for manipulating time in his films, but he's also managed to do it in real life with the release of his newest film, Tenet. According to one of the film's stars, Tenet is poised to be the first major blockbuster of 2020.

Shouldn't there be a law that stops those loud ads on Hulu? Turns out, there is ... but there's some big loopholes.

Kate McKinnon was an "SNL" superstar for 10 years. Here's why she says the show was simply too grueling for her to continue.

On the CBS police procedural Blue Bloods, accuracy is the chief currency.

The 2005 movie "Doom" starring Karl Urban and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, came out 12 years after the first Doom video game did. Here's why it took so long.

"Seinfeld" is known for its many references to Superman. The hero made his way into the series for a variety of reasons.

The artificial intelligence Cortana, who befriends Master Chief and helps him in his fight, experienced a major redesign for "Halo." Here's why.

The Boys is almost a little too grim, but for two characters who offer a much needed respite. There is still the slightest glimmer of hope in this world, provided appropriately by Hughie and, more interestingly, Starlight.

Emily in Paris Season 2 has Mindy crooning at every turn, and with that in mind, here's the real reason she sings so much on the show.

Elle Greenaway is an amazingly controversial character for someone who only graced the BAU for two seasons.

The first two "Harry Potter" films were rather light. Here's the real reason why Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was so dark.

Here's why many fans believe American Horror Story: Cult is the anthology series' scariest season so far.

Muzan is the big bad of "Demon Slayer." Here's why he's so powerful.

Over the years, fans of "CSI" have made it abundantly clear how they feel about Jorja Fox's Sara Sidle character, but here's why they're so torn.

After three seasons of shady doings and violent misdeeds, it's safe to say Netflix's crime drama Ozark is one of the streaming giant's darkest shows. Fans are quick to point out the visual elements of the show are just as bleak, so much so that some can't actually see what's going on. Here's why.

Michael Shannon and Tilda Swinton lead a strong cast in "The End," but despite their talents, the film falls short as a musical.

Here's why fans had to wait 14 years before The Incredibles 2 was released.

Throughout its history, "The Simpsons" has featured a variety of characters, including patriarch Homer Simpson and his near-doppelganger, Krusty the Klown.

No, it's not your eyes or your TV screen that made Zack Snyder's "Rebel Moon" look blurry when you watched it. It's Snyder himself that did it.

There are many reasons why Game of Thrones fans can get outraged over an episode. Though Thrones' eighth season has yet to shock viewers just for the sake of it, it still has people bent out of shape. While watching the Battle of Winterfell episode, fans took to social media to express their anger.