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Lois Griffin has many iconic lines from "Family Guy," but Alex Borstein's personal favorite comes after one of the most disgusting scenes in the show's history.
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Red Sonja Throws Open The Gates For Television's Next Great Fantasy Universe
"Red Sonja" is bringing Robert E. Howard's literary creations back to the screen, but there's potential for a franchise that reintroduces other characters.
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Ghosts' Rose McIver Only Watched The First Few Episodes Of The Original UK Show
"Ghosts" is a brilliant remake of a BBC show, but Rose McIver shared why she hasn't watched too much of the original show -- and how it helps her version.
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The Reason Giacomo Gianniotti Left Grey's Anatomy
Andrew DeLuca, played by Giacomo Gianniotti, met his untimely death in Season 17 of "Grey's Anatomy." Showrunner Krista Vernoff explained why he had to go.
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Forget a Harry Potter reboot, or another Fantastic Beasts sequel. The Wizarding World needs to finally open up in a real way.
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What Has Wallace Langham Been Up To Since Leaving CSI: Vegas?
Wallace Langham's return to "CSI" through "CSI: Vegas" may have been short-lived, but he's stayed busy in the time since his departure from the revival.
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Quantumania's MODOK Is Giving Ant-Man Fans Sharkboy And Lavagirl Vibes
"Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" has drawn many comparisons to the "Spy Kids" movies, and now, fans say MODOK looks an awful lot like Mr. Electric.
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Currently in Season 14, "NCIS: LA" has apparently imparted some real-life knowledge and skills to LL Cool J, which he explained in a recent interview.
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Richard Belzer Agreed To Join Law And Order: SVU Under One Condition
Belzer could only be convinced to play Munch on Law & Order if series creator Dick Wolf did one specific thing.
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'Wu-Tang: An American Saga' is officially a go for its third and final season. Here's everything we know about the plan so far.
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1923's Strenuous Swimming Scenes Were Some Of The Toughest Shots Of Brandon Sklenar's Career
"1923" star Brandon Sklenar said that the intense swimming scenes he had to perform alongside Julia Schlaepfer were the most difficult stunts of his career.
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Paul Rudd Understandably Felt Like He Didn't Belong In The Friends Finale
In Paul Rudd fashion, the man who played Mike Hannigan in Season 9 of "Friends," can't help but joke that he wasn't a core character in the "Friends" finale.
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The DEA Taught Breaking Bad Stars How To Make Meth In Order To Improve The Show's Accuracy
The DEA actually taught "Breaking Bad" stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul how to make meth in order to improve the show's accuracy. Here's how it went down.
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Jason Alexander Realized Jerry Seinfeld's Talent During A Coffee Commercial Taping
Jason Alexander may have been co-stars with Jerry Seinfeld on "Seinfeld," but the first time he realized the comedian's talent was during a commercial shoot.
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One Of The Good Guys Is The Real Villain In Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania
Here's why one particular character might be considered the real villain in "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania."
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40 Best Disney Movies Of All Time Ranked
It's almost impossible to pin down which of Disney movies stand out as the best of all, but this list is a great place to start.
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Ant-Man 3 Director Peyton Reed Details How Kang's Unique Attributes Open The MCU Up To Wildly New Story Terrain - Exclusive
"Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" introduces Jonathan Majors' Kang on the big screen, and Peyton Reed hypes up what makes the MCU villain so unique.
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Why The Cast Of Knives Out Looks So Familiar
Where have you seen all these familiar faces before? Well, here's a handy who's who for Rian Johnson's whodunnit, Knives Out.
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Whatever Happened To Pam Grier?
What's Pam Grier been up to since skyrocketing to stardom? Let's fill in the blanks.
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Is Apocalypse Now Redux Based On A True Story?
A burnt-out soldier. An impossible mission. A power-mad commanding officer. The individual pieces of "Apocalypse Now Redux" are timeless.
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The Villain Of Marvel's Moon Knight Series May Have Just Leaked
Information on Moon Knight has been scarce, but that may have just changed. A new info leak has fans wondering if the rumors are true.
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What The Cast Of White Chicks Is Doing Today
If it's been a while since you caught up with the cult comedy favorite, here's what the actors behind your favorite characters have been doing since.
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The Untold Truth Of The Umbrella Academy's Tom Hopper
Tom Hopper contains multitudes. It turns out: He's a lot more than just a gigantic brute.
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Eight Is Enough Actors You Might Not Know Passed Away
We've lost several members of the "Eight is Enough" family since the show went off the air in the 1980s. Here are the cast members you might not know died.
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Not Everyone Loved Young Sheldon's Title
Steven Molaro was originally against calling the show "Young Sheldon," but he said that he and co-creator Chuck Lorre can laugh about it these days.
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Spider-Man: Far From Home: New Image Teases A Dangerous Partnership
It looks like Spidey will have a dangerous ally in his first post-Endgame adventure.
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