Tropes From '90s Movies We're Glad Hollywood Has (Mostly) Left Behind
Hollywood may not have gotten rid of all its tiresome little tropes, but it's certainly made progress since the '90s.
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TWD: Steven Yeun Couldn't Help Himself With This Improvised Glenn Moment
Steven Yeun couldn't help but go for this improvised Glenn Rhee moment on "The Walking Dead." -
How Tigger Could Appear In Winnie The Pooh: Blood And Honey 2
Here's how Tigger could be included in Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 after missing out on the entire first season. -
Matthew Rhys Joined The Perry Mason Cast Because The Show Was 'HBO-Ified'
Matthew Rhys has revealed why he ultimately agreed to play the iconic, eponymous role in HBO's surprisingly dark and grimy reboot of "Perry Mason." -
The Complete History Behind Jerry Springer's Ringmaster
With the passing of television icon Jerry Springer, we're looking back on his pivot to the big screen with 1998's "Ringmaster." This is the history of the film. -
Transatlantic: Why Gillian Jacobs Was Tapped To Play Mary Jayne Gold
The Netflix series "Transatlantic" blends drama and comedy, which made the role of Mary Jayne Gold very difficult to cast until production found Gillian Jacobs. -
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves - Is There An End Credit Scene?
Fans who have not seen "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" yet may be wanting to know if the fantasy film has any after credit scenes. -
Tick, Tick... BOOM! - Alexandra Shipp Compared Filming To A Master Class
"Tick, Tick... Boom!" star Alexandra Shipp didn't possess the same Broadway experience as her co-stars, but she called the film's production a "master class." -
Did Will Ferrell Secretly Cameo In Succession?
Will Ferrell's voice was likely heard in a stealthy Season 1 cameo on Succession, but that doesn't mean he'll make a physical cameo in the show's final season. -
Yellowstone S5: Lainey Wilson Shares Your Confusion About The Show's Rumored Fate
Country music star and actress Lainey Wilson is also a little bit confused when it comes to all the backstage "Yellowstone" speculation. -
Lacey Chabert's Hallmark Movie Winter In Vail Has A Comical Connection To Mean Girls
Lacey Chabert is known best for her Hallmark movies and the comedy film "Mean Girls," and one Christmas project connected the two in a hilarious way. -
Star Trek 4's Famous Kirk Joke Gets Nod In Strange New Worlds S2 Teaser Trailer
The famous joke surrounding Captain Kirk's Iowan origins got a nod in a recent trailer for Season 2 of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" featuring Paul Wesley. -
Netflix's Beef: Why Jordan's House Looks So Familiar
Here's where viewers of Netflix's "Beef" may have previously seen the overly extravagant house that's owned in the series by Maria Bello's Jordan. -
What These Killed Off Breaking Bad Characters Are Doing Now
Regarded as one of the best TV dramas of all time, the on-screen deaths of these actors in "Breaking Bad" helped make it the tense, chilling show it became. -
Why Mary Jayne From Transatlantic Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have previously seen Gillian Jacobs, who plays Mary Jayne Gold in Netflix's limited series Transatlantic. -
Star Trek: Picard's Showrunner Addresses Elnor's Fate
"Star Trek: Picard" showrunner Terry Matalas answered fan concerns about Elnor on Twitter, finally stating once and for all whether Elnor died on the Excelsior. -
Why Abbott Elementary Caused Quinta Brunson And ABC To Be Sued
Popular sitcom "Abbott Elementary" and its creator Quinta Brunson have been hit with a lawsuit for copyright infringement. -
Movies That Were Marketed As Something Totally Different
Sometimes movies fail because they're genuinely bad, and sometimes they fail because their studios don't understand how to promote them properly. -
Grey's Anatomy Season 19's 'Training Day' Episode Was Intended To Be Shocking
According to "Grey's Anatomy" star Kim Raver, who directed Season 19's Training Day, the episode was really supposed to be that shocking. -
Here's Where You Can Stream Jury Duty
Find out where audiences can stream the internet's favorite new reality television series Jury Duty. -
Rabbit Hole: Kiefer Sutherland Is Excited To See What Viewers Think, Maybe
Kiefer Sutherland's latest TV series is "Rabbit Hole" on Paramount+, and in a way, he's looking forward to seeing what audiences think of the new show. -
Trilogies Where The Second Film Is Actually The Best
It's rare when a film sandwiched in the middle surpasses the other two, but it's possible. These are the trilogies where the second film is actually the best. -
For All Mankind's Joel Kinnaman Says Ed's Tragedy Drew Him To The Character
Joel Kinnaman, who plays Ed Baldwin on Apple TV+'s For All Mankind, was drawn to the role because of his character's tragic background. -
GOTG Vol 3: Pom Klementieff Says Mantis (& James Gunn) Changed Her Life
The is no arguing the fact that landing the role of Mantis in "Guardians of the Galaxy 2" changed the life of Pom Klementieff. And she thanks James Gunn for it. -
The Big Bang Theory's Bollywood Joke Got Them Into Legal Trouble
"The Big Bang Theory" is in some legal hot water after political activist Mithun Vijay Kumar called attention to a potentially offensive Bollywood joke. -
Breaking Bad's Laura Fraser Landed The Role Of Lydia Without Ever Seeing The Show
Laura Fraser played an important role in Season 5 of Breaking Bad, but surprisingly, she was not a fan of the series before signing on to play Lydia. -
The Super Mario Bros. Movie Will Soon Join The $1 Billion Box Office Club
"The Super Mario Bros. Movie" is projected to soon cross $1 billion at the worldwide box office, which places it in rare company among animated films.
