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"Halloween Ends" star Kyle Richards reflected on being a part of the franchise as a child in the original film and reprising her role in the new films.
"Guardians of the Galaxy" and "Black Panther" concept artist Anthony Francisco discusses his favorite MCU designs, including Baby Groot and the Dora Milaje.
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Brian Dietzen's character in "NCIS" has worn his signature glasses since Season 1. Here, the actor explains how he's actually had the glasses even longer.
"She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" is a hilarious thrill ride. We're ranking Season 1's funniest moments, from Jen's metacommentary to the supervillain support group.
Makeup artist and department head Ellen Arden discussed her time working on "Werewolf by Night," her classic horror film inspirations, fake blood, and more.
This '88 Disney hit had an all-star cast, a Dickens-inspired plot, and even a few dark moments. These are the things only adults notice in "Oliver and Company."
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James Dean only had a handful of credits before his death, but while all of his films are well-regarded, not all of his TV appearances are equally beloved.