Blue Bloods Season 14's Treat Williams Tribute Might Make You Cry
"Blue Bloods" Season 14 offers a heartfelt and touching tribute for Treat Williams, who passed away in 2023, during the episode, "Fear No Evil."
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The Crow Remake: Resurrecting This Cut Character Could Change Everything
There's one character the original "The Crow" film ultimately cut that could be a story game changer if reintroduced for the upcoming reboot.
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Things Dune: Part Two Gets Totally Wrong From The Book
While "Dune: Part Two" is largely faithful to Frank Herbert's classic sci-fi novel, the movie does take both minor and major liberties with the original text.
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Sydney Sweeney Throws Shade At Marvel's Madame Web - And Twitter Isn't Holding Back
"Madame Web" star Sydney Sweeney poked fun at the comic book adaptation's underwhelming box office numbers during her opening monologue on "SNL."
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Who Is The Actor In Beyonce's Verizon Commercial?
Beyoncé's memorable Super Bowl LVIII commercial features a well-known comedic actor co-starring alongside the Grammy winner. Here's who's in the ad.
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The Traitors Season 2 Reunion Seating Chart Might Spoil The Winner
Curious to see who comes out on top on "The Traitors" Season 2? The seating chart for the upcoming reunion might spoil the results of the game.
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Batman Fans Can Own The Dark Knight's Most Controversial Costume - As A Toy
Thanks to McFarlane Toys, Azrael's version of Batman is getting a brand-new action figure, bringing one of his darkest times as the hero to life.
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Star Trek: Bruce Greenwood's Pike Is Different From The Original Version In One Way
"Star Trek" actor Bruce Greenwood explains how his version of Captain Christopher Pike is different from Jeffrey Hunter's iteration from "The Original Series."
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Every New Character Confirmed In X-Men '97
Fans of "X-Men: The Animated Series" can't wait to see their favorites return in the revival series "X-Men '97," but there are also some new mutants in town.
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Fight Club Is A Calvin & Hobbes Sequel Says One Fan Theory
A somewhat unsettling fan theory posits that Bill Watterson's "Calvin & Hobbes" is actually a prequel to the dark and depressing "Fight Club."
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5 Controversial Trailer Song Choices We Will Never Forgive
Some trailers have exceptional music choices, but some trailer song choices make zero sense whatsoever. Here are five of the worst in recent memory.
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AI Imagines Marvel's Avengers Directed By Wes Anderson - The Results Are Uncanny
AI imagines what a Wes Anderson-directed Avengers movie would look like, blending Marvel's terrific casting with the director's stylistic trademarks.
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Sci-Fi Box Office Bombs That Are Actually Worth Watching
Some of the best sci-fi movies actually flopped big-time at the box office. Here are some science fiction bombs that are actually worth watching.
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5 Controversial Times DC Comics Got Away With Super Hero Nudity
While DC Comics might be best known for its iconic superhero suits, we can't forget the moments its heroes -- and villains -- bared it all in these books.
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Who Plays Nat On The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live?
Who plays Nat, Michonne's new friend in "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live" Episode 2, "Gone"? You may have seen him on a certain medical drama.
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Who Did Dominic Scott Kay Play On NCIS?
Longtime fans of "NCIS" may or may not remember an episode from the show's fifth season that featured prominent child actor Dominic Scott Kay.
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The Big Bang Theory: Here's What Howard's Mother Looked Like In Real Life
Longtime fans of "The Big Bang Theory" may recognize Howard Wolowitz's mother's voice, but few know what the actor who played her looked like in real life.
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Star Wars: Rey's Family Tree Explained - Who Is She Really Related To?
Though originally told she comes from nothing, Rey has ties to a powerful figure in the Star Wars galaxy. Here's what we know about her family tree.
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Rocket Raccoon Doesn't Say Marvel's First F-Bomb For An Oddly Heartwarming Reason
Director James Gunn has revealed that Rocket Raccoon doesn't say Marvel's first f-bomb in "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" for an oddly heartwarming reason.
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The Star Trek Villain You Likely Don't Remember Night Court's John Larroquette Played
John Larroquette of "Night Court" fame actually played a villain in one "Star Trek" outing that fans probably don't remember, and the actor loved it.
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NCIS: Why Does Mark Harmon's Gibbs Tell People To Never Apologize?
Leroy Jethro Gibbs has many rules, but Mark Harmon's "NCIS" character's insistence that you never apologize comes from a famous movie star.
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Why Dune 2 Blew Everyone Away At The Box Office
The highly anticipated film "Dune: Part 2" made a big financial splash on its opening weekend. This is why the sequel did so well at the box office.
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Blake Lively & Ryan Reynolds Follow One Strict Rule While Working In Hollywood
It isn't easy being a major Hollywood power couple, but Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have one helpful rule that helps them navigate things.
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John Cena Was Told To Reject His Barbie Cameo - Here's Why He Did It Anyway
John Cena was advised to avoid his merman cameo in "Barbie," but the WWE superstar explained why he decided to take the part over his agents' objection.
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Joss Whedon Had A Very Specific Avengers Costume Rule That Changed Marvel Forever
Superhero costumes in Marvel comics sometimes feature excessive numbers of pouches. "The Avengers" director Joss Whedon addressed this trend with a simple rule.
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Russell Crowe Broke Both Of His Legs While Shooting A Huge Critical Bomb
Not only was 2010's "Robin Hood" a huge critical and commercial flop; the film also saw its lead star, Russell Crowe, fracture both of his legs.
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The Gross Auto-Erotic Scenes In Netflix's You Were Almost A Lot Creepier
"You" star Penn Badgley explained how his initial approach to self-pleasure scenes would have made them even creepier if not for the directors' instructions.
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