Rules Actors Had To Follow In Alfred Hitchcock Movies
Alfred Hitchcock was one of the best directors ever, but he could be a bit particular about what he wanted from his collaborators -- especially his actors.
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Debra Jo Rupp Didn't Even Realize That '70s Show Was Set In The Same Decade
Debra Jo Rupp didn't know that That 70s Show was set in the iconic decade until she arrived on set. Here's why she might have been confused.
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Rian Johnson Would Talk Jamie Lee Curtis Into Season 2 Of Poker Face 'In A Heartbeat'
"Poker Face" already features a ton of major celebrity actor cameos, but Rian Johnson wants Jamie Lee Curtis to appear on the show for an interesting reason.
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Law & Order's Hugh Dancy Thinks Sam Waterston Creates A Superior Work Environment
In an interview with Collider, Hugh Dancy was asked about what it was like to work with Sam Waterston, given the latter's tenure on "Law & Order."
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HBO Renews The Last Of Us For Season 2
The Last of Us has officially been renewed for a second season on HBO. Here's what the creators had to say about the good news.
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Emilia Clarke's Mind Was Blown By The Experience Of Making Marvel's Secret Invasion
Emilia Clarke sat down with Collider and opened up about what it's like working for the money-making machine that is Marvel Studios on "Secret Invasion."
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Original Firestarter Drew Barrymore Torches The Razzies Over Ryan Kiera Armstrong's Nomination
Original Firestarter actor Drew Barrymore is standing up for Ryan Kiera Armstrong after she was nominated for Worst Actress at The Razzies.
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Law & Order: SVU Fans Want Detective Bruno To Stay For Good
"Law & Order: SVU" has seen many faces come and go in the rotating cast over the years, but fans are hoping Kevin Kane as Detective Bruno is here to stay.
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Jay Leno's Garage Series Gets The Ax, Signaling The End Of An Era
For the first time in many years, Jay Leno won't be working with NBC. His Garage series got the ax, signaling the end of an era.
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Poker Face's Burn Notice Reference Has Completely Won Fans Over
Numerous fans took to social media to praise a reference to Burn Notice in Episode 1 of new Peacock original crime drama Poker Face.
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Every Main Wizard Of Oz Character Ranked By Charm
"The Wizard of Oz" is full of great characters -- but who's the most charming of the bunch? We're here to find out.
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What Are Some Other 'Howcatchem' Shows That Are Like Poker Face?
"Poker Face" has brought back the "howcatchem" mystery in spectacular fashion, but there are plenty of other shows to watch if you like that style.
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The Ending Of Black Sails Finally Explained
"Black Sails" came to an end in April 2017 with a finale that wrapped things up and left us with more questions. We'll take you through what really went down.
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Deadliest Catch's Jake Anderson Once Sat In The Wheelhouse Chair For 42 Hours Straight
Jake Anderson of Deadliest Catch once sat in the wheelhouse chair for almost 48 hours. Here's how the strenuous job can take a toll on your body.
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Law & Order Fans Feel The Show's Accuracy Is Declining
"Law & Order" is currently on Season 22, and some fans think the show's legal expertise has declined, particularly in the latest episode, "Almost Famous."
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Criminal Minds: Evolution Fans Are Completely Stunned By How Much Henry Has Grown
A new episode of "Criminal Minds: Evolution" finally features the return of JJ's son Henry, and fans are shocked by how much the boy has grown.
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Deadliest Catch's Johnathan Hillstrand Has Written Children's Books
Johnathan Hillstrand has written a series of children's books that teach simple life lessons, but the Deadliest Catch star doesn't look like an author.
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Christian Slater's Road From '80s Movie Heartthrob To Television Legend
Christian Slater is a man of many secrets, and today, we're diving deep into his biography and exploring his adventures in the entertainment industry.
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The South Park Fans Wouldn't Mind Being Stuck In A Room With Randy In Real Life
There are some hilarious characters in "South Park," and there are some horrible people. But fans wouldn't mind being stuck in a room with Randy in real life.
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Jorja Fox Managed To Get A Catherine And Sara Rivalry Removed From The CSI Script
Jorja Fox, a "CSI" star, was not afraid to debate and challenge certain plot points in the show's script, including a supposed feud between Sara and Catherine.
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Do You Need To See Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Before Watching Andor?
Some fans might be wondering if it's better to watch "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" before watching "Andor." Fans and critics try and answer this question.
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Rat Race Is A Criminally Underrated Comedy
While some may criticize the off-the-wall 2001 comedy "Rat Race," it seems even two decades after the fact, fans still think of it as criminally underrated.
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CSI's Flashback Scenes Were Very Challenging To Create
"CSI" has no shortage of tricky investigations and even personal drama, but apparently, its flashback scenes were some of the most challenging to film.
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American Horror Story's Naomi Grossman Was Just As Blindsided As Fans Were By Pepper's Death
Naomi Grossman, who played Pepper in American Horror Story, was just as blindsided by Pepper's death as fans. Here's what the actor had to say about her role.
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Who Voices The Minions In The Rise Of Gru?
Who created the Minions? It's the same person who does the voice acting for "Minions: The Rise Of Gru," the short films, and prequels.
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Elton John's Forgotten Cameo On South Park
"South Park" fans may have forgotten that he actually made a cameo appearance on the Comedy Central series.
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The Pessimistic Prediction Some Chicago PD Fans Have For Season 10
What anxiety-inducing prediction are some longtime viewers making about Season 10 of "Chicago P.D."?
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