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Pat Morita as Mr. Miyagi and Ralph Macchio as Daniel LaRusso in The Karate Kid

Shane O'Neill

The Truth About Mr. Miyagi's Healing Hands In The Karate Kid

Mr. Miyagi has a few spiritual tricks up his sleeve that keep other Karate Kid characters on their toes. His ability to fix up Daniel's injured leg in the first film with his hands alone is one such example of his likely many hidden talents.

Grant Gustin as Barry Allen/The Flash on The Flash

Shane O'Neill

The Coolest Flash Costume You Never Got To See On The Show

One recently revealed outfit, in particular, never made it into an episode of The Flash up to this point for fairly understandable reasons. Don't worry, it's much more cool than goofy.

Sam Scott

Every DC Character Who Survived The Destruction Of Krypton

Even though Superman's parents sent their baby Kal-El away in a rocket as the planet Krypton died, we've learned over his decades of history that he wasn't the only one to get away. Here's every DC character who survived the destruction of Krypton.

Daniel Radcliffe and Zoe Kazan in What If

Patrick Phillips

This Is Daniel Radcliffe's Most Underrated Movie

As far as cinematic legacies go, spending an entire decade playing one of the best-loved cinematic and literary characters of the modern era is something that Daniel Radcliffe is not likely to outrun anytime soon. That's not for lack of trying, though.

Elle Collins

The History Of DC's Lana Lang Explained

Lana Lang has been part of Superman's story for decades. This is her story, from her early days in Smallville to her future as part of the DC universe.

Alex G.

The History Of DC's Lois Lane Explained

Lois Lane is Superman's girlfriend, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, and a mom. Though this character is as old as Superman himself, there's still a lot about her most people don't know. This is her story in its entirety, one dazzling Daily Planet scoop at a time.

Pauli Poisuo

The Uncomfortable Question Doctor Who Fans Have About The End Of Time

in a story featuring the Doctor's regeneration and a number of surprise appearances, the most outlandish part is the Master's scheme to rewrite every human being's DNA. Some viewers have pointed out that one particular aspect of his plan may render it even scarier than the show makes it seem.

Jack Nicholson as the Joker in 1989's Batman

Sarah Chandler

The Last Words Of Every Fallen DC Movie Hero And Villain

A lot of characters, good and bad, die in these films. We're here to take a look at the last words every single one of them utters before they meet their maker.

Tom Meisfjord

The Upcoming Batman Podcast You'll Want To Listen To

Over the last 20 years, fans of Gotham's most pointy-headed vigilante have seen and heard from Batman in all sorts of ways. Now, Bat-fans can expect even more content centered on the Caped Crusader, as a new podcast entitled Batman Unburied is in the works.

Sydney Baum Haines

Henry Cavill Pretty Much Confirmed He's Returning As Superman

Henry Cavill has recently graced our screens as Sherlock Holmes and Geralt of Rivia, and now it seems he may soon be returning to his original breakout role as Superman. He's not taking part in Snyder Cut reshoots, but other projects are rumored to be in the works.

Lauren German as Chloe Decker on Lucifer

Sydney Baum Haines

Why Lucifer Fans Think Chloe Is So Important

The fifth season of Lucifer has shed some light on questions that have plagued fans since season 1, but it still hasn't unraveled all the show's mysteries. One lingering question about Chloe's role is particularly important going forward.

Sabienna Bowman

Why Black Adam's Hawkman Looks So Familiar

The prized role has gone to rising star Aldis Hodge. Thankfully, Hodge has plenty of experience working as part of a cinematic team. Even though you may not immediately recognize his name, rest assured you've surely seen him before.

Kara Danvers (Melissa Benoist) toasting Team Supergirl

Dany Roth

Supergirl Characters Who Should Go To Other Arrowverse Shows

We learned from a joint announcement by The CW, Warner Bros. TV, and Berlanti Productions that Supergirl will end in 2021 after its sixth season. We're going to pick one Supergirl character for each show that we think could use a little more of that good Supergirl energy, and where they should go.

Michileen Martin

The Untold Truth Of DC's Bloodsport

If you're curious about all the different shades of this relatively obscure yet versatile DC supervillain, keep reading for the untold truth of Bloodsport.

Tom Meisfjord

Black Noir Vs Batman: Who Would Win In A Fight?

It's difficult to put your finger on exactly when Batman became the baddest badass in the DC universe. Whatever the case, he's the team to beat in any self-respecting rhetorical action-figure fight. Could DC's Black Noir get the job done?

Dany Roth

Why Supergirl's Dreamer Deserves Her Own Show

The CW series Supergirl is headed to greener pastures. It's likely that some of the cast will find themselves on other CW shows, but we can't help but feel that there's at least one member of Team Supergirl who would be perfect for more than just a cameo in another series — Nia Nal, a.k.a. Dreamer.

Alex G.

The History Of DC's Iris West Explained

In a universe where characters live and die and live again, time travel is possible and frequent, and the Flash is a mantle worn by several characters, a central relationship like Barry and Iris can bring everything back into focus. This is the history of DC's Iris West explained.

Pat Morita and Fumio Demura from archival photo seen in The Real Miyagi

Patrick Phillips

The Real-Life Mr. Miyagi Was In The Karate Kid And You Never Noticed

You may not know it, but Morita's iconic character was, in fact, based on a real-life martial arts guru named Fumio Demura. A well-known presence on the L.A. martial arts scene, Demura helped Morita prepare for his turn in The Karate Kid. He also has a secret appearance in the movie.

Michileen Martin

The History Of DC's Brainwave Explained

From his days locking horns with the JSA to his time battling Stargirl in Blue Valley, here's the history of DC's villain Brainwave explained.

Catherine O'Hara, Eugene Levy, and Annie Murphy on Schitt's Creek

Robert Balkovich

The Emmy-Winning Series Fans Are Binging Hardcore On Netflix

The key to this show's success goes far beyond a goofy premise and outrageous characters. There's a real heart and sense of purpose at the center of Schitt's Creek, which is a large part of the reason why Emmy voters and Netflix viewers agree that it's something special.

Frank Reagan has a lot of mementos on Blue Bloods

Mike Bedard

The Real Reason Frank Has A Fire Helmet On His Desk On Blue Bloods

Blue Bloods has been a staple of Friday night television since 2010, and as it's been renewed for an 11th season, we'll see plenty more of the Reagans for quite some time. We may even finally get an episode explaining why Tom Selleck's Frank Reagan has a fire helmet behind his desk

Ezra Miller as Barry Allen/The Flash in Justice League

Shane O'Neill

The Flash Rumored To Feature The Superman That Never Was

In the live-action Flash solo movie, Barry Allen (Ezra Miller) will travel across multiple dimensions and encounter alternate takes on DC's greatest heroes. Now, rumors are swirling that a previously shelved Superman incarnation may finally see the light of day through Flash's time-travel exploits.

Lilly Aspell as Diana in Wonder Woman 1984

Mike Floorwalker

Why The Amazons From Wonder Woman 1984 Look So Familiar

We've all been anxiously awaiting the oft-delayed Wonder Woman 1984 for what seems like an eternity now, and the full-length trailer we got in August 2020 has us even more excited. Among the powerful warriors lined up at the spot's beginning, you may have noticed a familiar face or two.

Robert Balkovich

Why What Just Happened To DC Universe Is So Exciting

The company's subscription service, DC Universe, is getting a major facelift and rebranding as a service called DC Universe Infinite.

Promo photo for The Batman of Robert Pattinson as Batman

Colin Tessier

The Batman Finally Gets Good News Following Production Shutdown

When star Robert Pattinson tested positive for COVID-19, many fans assumed the worst for the production of The Batman — a project that has already faced its share of issues. But now, the movie is once again heading in the right direction.

Matthew Jackson

Things Only Adults Notice In 1989's Batman

The film was a childhood staple for a generation of children in the 1990s, many of whom are still showing it to their kids today. That, of course, means there are still plenty of things in this film that go over the kids' heads while the adults see a bigger picture.

Batman defends himself against his charging rogues gallery on the cover of Batman vol. 2 #1. Art by Greg Capullo.

Dylan Roth

These Villains Were Created By Batman

Batman is Gotham's Dark Knight, saving it from peril countless times. But he's only human, after all, and has made mistakes. These villains, who went bad because of Batman's actions, are some of the worst mistakes he's made -- and definitely the most dangerous.