The Three Stephen King Books The Author Would Save In A Fire
Stephen King knows exactly which three of his books he'd save from having all their copies burned in a fire. Let's take a closer look at his choices.
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The Surreal David Lynch Crime Thriller That Val Kilmer Regrets Passing On
David Lynch once wanted Val Kilmer to star in one of his crime thrillers. Years later, Kilmer admitted that he regretted turning down the offer. -
The Denzel Washington Crime Thriller That Influenced One Of Jay-Z's Best Albums
One of Jay-Z's best albums was directly inspired by a Denzel Washington crime thriller from the mid-2000s that was based on a true story. -
Marvel Swiped Its Avengers: Endgame Credits Idea From A Star Trek Movie
The end credits of Avengers: Endgame appear to borrow an idea from the end credits of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. -
You've Seen One Of The Boys Stars Before On The Disney Channel (Just Not How You Think)
Before nabbing a signature role on The Boys, Karen Fukuhara developed a love of acting while working on the Disney Channel ... but she wasn't an actor yet. -
Gilligan's Island Creator Sherwood Schwartz Once Revealed His Pre-Cancellation Plans
Gilligan's Island was a wildly popular show, so much so that creator Sherwood Schwartz already made plans for a show after the island before it was canceled. -
Before Yellowstone's Rip Wheeler, Cole Hauser Played A Forgotten Villain In A Huge Action Franchise
Years before he started overseeing the Dutton Ranch as Rip Wheeler on Yellowstone, Cole Hauser played a villain in a high-octane action franchise. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From 1968's Bullitt
Peter Yates' 1968 film Bullitt is one of the most stylish cop movies ever made. Let's see what the surviving members of its cast are up to today. -
Andy Samberg's Beetlejuice Impression Makes Up For A Cut SNL Sketch From 2006
Andy Samberg debuted a Beetlejuice impression in Michael Keaton's SNL season 50 episode, but he first tried to get in on the show all the way back in 2006. -
Merry & Pippin Had A Moving Ending After Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King
Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy gives Frodo and Sam a proper ending, but what about fellow hobbits Merry and Pippin? Here's what happened to them. -
A Disturbing Horror Movie With Matthew McConaughey Marked Bill Paxton's Directorial Debut
Bill Paxton was a beloved figure who elevated every project he was in, including his horror feature directorial debut starring Matthew McConaughey. -
Why The Star Trek The Next Generation Movies Ignored Two Major DS9 Plot Points
Worf took a break from Deep Space Nine to rejoin the Enterprise crew for Star Trek: Insurrection, but he left some key plot points behind. -
One Of Marvel's Biggest Stars Was Rejected From The Big Bang Theory
One of the stars of the Marvel Cinematic Universe was passed over for a major Big Bang Theory role prior to really breaking out as an actor. -
The Best & Worst Sketches Of Michael Keaton's SNL Season 50 Episode
Michael Keaton returned to host Saturday Night Live for the first time in nearly a decade. How did SNL usher him back? Time for a recap and review! -
Paul Rudd Got His Hollywood Start In The Halloween Franchise's Biggest Flop
Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers introduced the world to 'Paul Stephen Rudd.' Fortunately the flop didn't stop his budding career. -
What Happened To Natalie Schafer After Gilligan's Island?
Natalie Schafer continued taking other acting roles during Gilligan's Island, and had a long career after the show ended. -
Ben Affleck's Gone Girl Co-Star Confirmed That Wild Rumor You Heard Is Wrong
Ben Affleck is known for being a massive Red Sox fan, but one condition of playing Nick Dunne in Gone Girl put his fandom at odds and sparked an infamous rumor. -
Before Gladiator 2, See How Spectacular Paul Mescal Is In This Hulu Miniseries
Paul Mescal is tackling his biggest role yet in Gladiator 2, but his breakthrough came in a 2020 Hulu series you need to binge watch. -
Why Kim Cattrall Almost Turned Down The Role Of Valeris In The Star Trek Franchise
Kim Cattrall was almost the third Saavik in the Star Trek franchise, but instead became Valeris ... a role she almost didn't take. -
What Happened To Steven Spielberg And Peter Jackson's Tintin Sequel?
Could Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson's Adventures of Tintin sequel still happen or is it dead in the water? The answer is complicated. -
Why Alan Alda Butted Heads With An Emmy-Winning Director On The Set Of M*A*S*H
While M*A*S*H star Alan Alda is almost universally beloved, he did butt heads with an award-winning director on the series one time. -
Adam Sandler Almost Starred In One Of Tom Cruise's Best Movies
Adam Sandler versus Tom Cruise? That was a serious option on the table at one point for what would become one of Cruise's best movies. -
The Simpsons Season 3's Banned Michael Jackson Episode, Explained
The Simpsons season 3 episode Stark Raving Dad, which featured Michael Jackson, is not available to stream and has been pulled from syndication. -
Steven Spielberg Loved One Thing About Sam Raimi's Spider-Man
One of the more relatively divisive aspects of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man was actually the thing Steven Spielberg liked about the movie the most. -
Paul McCartney Had One Condition For His Cameo In The Simpsons
In The Simpsons season 7, Paul McCartney affirmed Lisa's decision to become a vegetarian - but his cameo came with one important condition. -
Jared Padalecki's 10 Best Movies And TV Shows, Ranked
Thanks to Supernatural and Gilmore Girls, Jared Padalecki is quite well known, despite not having a ton of credits. But what are his best movie and TV roles? -
Jack Nicholson Refused To Return To Acting For A Stephen King Adaptation
Stephen King famously hated Jack Nicholson's performance in The Shining, but that's not why the legendary actor refused to return for Doctor Sleep.
