Is John Wayne's The Conqueror To Blame For Its Real Life High Mortality Rates?
Did the set of the immensely controversial 1956 film "The Conqueror" cut several members of the cast and crew's lives short?
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Drew Barrymore's Special Relationship With Steven Spielberg On E.T. Explained
"E.T." star Drew Barrymore discusses her time on the set of the 1982 science fiction movie, describing director Steven Spielberg as a parental figure.
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The Real Reason Meghan Markle Left Suits & How The Show Wrote Off Her Character
Most showrunners don't have to think about how to write off an actor because of a royal wedding, but that's exactly what happened on "Suits."
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Channing Tatum Hated The G.I. Joe Movie So Much, He Asked To Be Killed Off
Channing Tatum was not a fan of the "G.I. Joe" film franchise. He disliked his involvement so much that he asked his character to be killed off.
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The Ending Of Hidden Explained
Before the Duffer Brothers became household names with the smash hit Stranger Things, they made a thriller named Hidden. This is everything you need on the end.
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The Walking Dead: What Happened To Tyler James Williams' Noah?
What became of "Walking Dead" regular Noah (Tyler James Williams) on the AMC hit?
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Did Guillermo Del Toro Really Put A Star Wars Homage In Hellboy 2?
Is the Troll Market sequence in "Hellboy II: The Golden Army" inspired by the first "Star Wars" movie? Guillermo del Toro comments on the long-standing theory.
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When Harry Met Sally 2: The Weird, Gory 'Sequel' You Likely Missed
Did you know "When Harry Met Sally" has a sequel? Introducing "Grampires," the peculiar, gory parody sequel that's been flying stealthily under the radar.
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Demon Slayer: Why Rengoku's Death Was A Necessary Evil
"Demon Slayer" features a lot of heartache for fans. One such case was Rengoku's death, but this tragic event was necessary for the show's story.
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Beetlejuice: Warner Bros. Wanted To Retitle Tim Burton's Film - & Thankfully Didn't
Warner Bros. initially wanted to retitle "Beetlejuice" but thankfully didn't. The sequel should also keep Tim Burton's iconic character name front and center.
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Who Plays Charlie Spring On Heartstopper?
Netflix found major success with "Heartstopper." Fans of the series may want to learn more about the show, and the actor that plays Charlie Spring.
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How Ginny And Georgia Season 2 Overwhelmed Antonia Gentry's Mental Health
Antonia Gentry is not afraid to admit how much of a struggle it was for her mental health while filming the second season of "Ginny and Georgia."
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The Big Bang Theory Cast Was In The Dark About Max's Newly Announced Spin-Off Series
It appears the cast of "The Big Bang Theory" didn't know much -- if anything at all -- about the Max spin-off and its existence.
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The Ending Of The Bear Season 2 Explained
Hulu's breakout hit "The Bear" has returned for its long-awaited second season -- here's everything you need to know about how it ends.
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How Many Episodes Are In Outlander Season 7?
"Outlander" Season 7 premiered on June 16 and will air in two parts. Here's how many episodes are in Season 7 in total.
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The Ending Of Fake Profile Explained
With its dramatic twists and turns, Netflix's "Fake Profile" can get pretty confusing.
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The Expendables: Why Jean-Claude Van Damme Initially Turned Down Sylvester Stallone
Fans of "The Expendables" will be interested to learn how Jean-Claude Van Damme was not initially interested in the franchise and rejected Sylvester Stallone.
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Dead To Me: How One Raunchy Chat Set Christina Applegate & Linda Cardellini Free
Linda Cardellini and Christina Applegate's off the cuff chat during this scene in "Dead to Me" led the pair to flex their improvisational skills on the show.
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Jury Duty's BTS Margaritaville Footage Proves The Show Was Chaotic - And Special
Freevee's "Jury Duty" has become a huge beloved hit for the streamer. Here, we delve into the weeds of some of the mockumentary's impressive filming setup.
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How Deadliest Catch's Camera Crew Must Overcome Uncertainty To Succeed At Sea
The camera crew filming all the action on the "Deadliest Catch" has to contend with a whole lot of uncertainty and has to be prepared for anything.
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The Best Uses Of Actual Black Mirrors In Black Mirror, Ranked
The popular anthology series "Black Mirror" is known for its ... well, black mirrors, which reflect the horrors of modern society. Here are some of the best.
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Where To Watch Transformers: EarthSpark
"Transformers: EarthSpark" is the latest cartoon series based on the Hasbro series, and your best bet is to sign up for one particular streaming service.
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The Idol Is Just A Prestige Television Remake Of Tommy Wiseau's The Room
The Weeknd and Sam Levinson might claim Paul Verhoeven as an influence, but really, they're taking notes from Tommy Wiseau.
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Why Indiana Jones Villain Mads Mikkelsen Loves Playing Bad Guys
Moviegoers are used to Mads Mikkelsen playing the villain. With the latest 'Indiana Jones" flick on the way, the veteran actor still loves being the bad guy.
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Why Gale From Elemental Sounds So Familiar
"Elemental" introduces audiences to a host of characters from all elements of life. Here's why air-based character Gale Cumulus may sound familiar to fans.
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Wednesday Season 1: How Many Episodes Are There?
"Wednesday" was an instant hit for Netflix when it premiered on the platform in 2022, but how many episodes of the Jenna Ortega-led series have been released?
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Challengers: No, It's Not A True Story - But These Tennis Rivalries Could Be Films
"Challengers" is not based off a true story, but the sport of tennis was still filled with countless rivalries that could be worthy for cinema.
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