House Of The Dragon: What Are The Stone Balls On The Small Council Table?
Viewers may notice on "House of the Dragon" that there are stone balls placed on the small council table. Here's why that takes place during meetings.
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What Is A Green Lantern & How Do Their Power Rings Actually Work?
The Green Lantern Corps is one of the most powerful armies in fiction, armed with their power rings. But who are they and how do those rings work?
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Star Wars: What The Original Voice Of Emperor Palpatine Sounds Like
Before Ian McDiarmid became the Sith of all Siths, Emperor Palpatine looked -- and sounded -- quite different from the character we know today.
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The Boys: Fans Still Aren't Over Season 3's Best Fight Scene
"The Boys" is full of shocking moments that stand out to viewers, including one fight scene from Season 3 that's still inspiring debates.
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AI Creates New Power Rangers Based On Countries & There's One Clear Winner
Forget Zordon, Artificial intelligence formed a brand new Power Rangers team using countries as its guide. It’s Morphin' Time… to check them out.
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Did Bruce Lee's Final Movie Really Use A Shot Of His Corpse?
"Game of Death" not only serves as Bruce Lee’s final movie but also controversially features footage from his funeral, including his real corpse.
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Why Game Of Thrones' Iron Throne Looks So Different In House Of The Dragon
Showrunner Ryan Condal explained why the Iron Throne in "House of the Dragon" has a more visually imposing height and weight than it does in "Game of Thrones."
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Rules The Big Bang Theory Cast Had To Follow On Set
The set of "The Big Bang Theory" was a fun place to be, but it was also a serious workplace. Here are some rules that the cast of the hit show had to follow.
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The Lord Of The Rings: What The Witch-King Of Angmar Looks Like In Real Life
Lord of the Rings' Witch-king is the horrifying Lord of the Nazgul, and looks terrifying in any form. In real life, he’s much easier on the eyes.
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Matt Bomer Was Allegedly Denied A Superman Movie For A Heartbreaking Reason
Back in the early 2000s, Matt Bomer was one of the top contenders for a Superman movie -- that is, he alleges, until the studio learned he was gay.
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Actors Who Look Way Different Than They Used To
Everyone's appearance changes over time, but in the case of these actors, theirs have been altered drastically - and sometimes not by the course of nature.
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Kit Harington Once Left Rose Leslie In Tears With A Gross Prop
"Game of Thrones" star Kit Harington loves April Fool's Day, but one of his pranks left his wife Rose Leslie in tears, all thanks to a gross prop.
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Why The MCU Never Adapted Iron Man's Darkest Marvel Story
The Marvel Comics arc "Demon in a Bottle" sees Tony Stark facing one of his darkest adversaries. Here's why Marvel decided not to bring the story to the MCU.
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One House Of The Dragon Star Refuses To Watch Game Of Thrones
"House of the Dragon" star Ewan Mitchell has his reasons for not watching "Game of Thrones." Here's why he chooses to stay away from the HBO series.
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12 Little Known Facts About Glen Powell
Glen Powell is well on his way to becoming a major star in Hollywood, but he's still a mystery to many. Here are some interesting facts about the Texan actor.
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The Lilo & Stitch Scene That Changed Because Of 9/11
The 2002 Disney animated film "Lilo & Stitch" had to scramble to make some big changes to its final act after the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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Star Wars: What Is The Code Of The Sith & What Does It Really Mean?
Like their sworn enemies, the Jedi Order, the Sith also adhere to their own code, one many "Star Wars" fans may not be overly familiar with.
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Brian Tee Has One Huge Condition To Return As Chicago Med's Dr. Ethan Choi
Brian Tee has revealed that he's open to playing Dr. Ethan Choi again on "Chicago Med" as long as his return meets one condition.
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The Entire Young Sheldon Timeline Explained
The hit spin-off series "Young Sheldon" took viewers on a multi-year journey through Sheldon Cooper's childhood. We've broken down the show's entire timeline.
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Hit Man's Wild Sex Scenes Were Sticky But Not 'Icky' Thanks To ... Pinterest?
"Hit Man" stars Glen Powell and Adria Arjona explained how they used Pinterest to help plan their sex scenes and make sure everything was intentional.
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The Best Transformers Movie According To Rotten Tomatoes (And It's Not Even Close)
The Transformers movies are hardly critical darlings, but one installment managed to earn positive reviews and post a high Rotten Tomatoes score.
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Deadpool Vs Wolverine: Who Is Stronger?
Deadpool and Wolverine's cinematic showdown puts their Marvel Comics strength and abilities under the spotlight. But who reigns supreme between the two?
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The Star Trek Character With The Highest Kill Count
There are many "Star Trek" characters with blood on their hands, both villains and heroes, but only one has an astonishingly large 11-digit kill count number.
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AI Creates A Pokémon Movie Directed By Tim Burton & It's Creepier Than You Think
AI-generated images imagine what it would look like if legendary director Tim Burton made an animated Pokémon movie. Check out the creepy results.
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The Real Reason Batman Has A No-Killing Rule
Batman's no-killing rule is a defining characteristic in DC Comics and adaptations across other media. Here's the real reason why he can't kill anyone.
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American Chopper: What Happened To Paul Sr.
Once upon a time, "American Chopper" was a staple of American reality television. Fans may want to know what happened to its lead mainstay, Paul Sr.
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Game Of Thrones: Are Targaryens Actually Immune To Fire?
Are the Targaryens from “Game of Thrones” actually immune to fire? "A Song of Ice and Fire" author George R. R. Martin revealed the truth in 1999.
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