Here's why The Big Bang Theory star Jim Parsons nearly rejected the chance to have a cameo in the series finale of Young Sheldon.

The feud between South Park and Family Guy got started around 2006, and heated up significantly in the press after that.

Before they worked on Mission: Impossible III together, Tom Cruise and J.J. Abrams nearly collaborated on one of Cruise's sci-fi movies.

The Twilight Zone franchise looms large over pop culture, but how do its individual installments stack up? Here's every series and movie ranked.

Sandor Clegane was played by Rory McCann throughout Game of Thrones, but three different actors played his brother Gregor 'The Mountain' Clegane.

Multiple Marvel movie actors make cameos in Bullet Train, one of which even represents a full-circle moment for the Brad Pitt action-comedy.

Major Margaret Houlihan was the backbone of MASH - but after the show ended, actress Loretta Swit mainly stuck to one-off guest roles.

IMDb users have made their voices known and almost unanimously agreed that one Mission: Impossible movie is the weak link in Tom Cruise's action franchise.

Philip Baker Hall was a prolific character actor, although few roles impacted his career like the library investigator Bookman on Seinfeld.

Did you know The Boys comic series featured a cameo from a main character from another popular comic by writer Garth Ennis?

Jamie Lee Curtis might be a legendary scream queen of the horror genre, but Halloween isn't her highest-rated movie on Rotten Tomatoes.

Morgan Freeman's top five favorite movies include an old-school Western starring Clint Eastwood (and no, it's not Unforgiven).

Stephen King has made his fair share of missteps, but the only thing he truly regrets was making a TV commercial you've probably never seen.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus's favorite movies are all moving classics and range from heartbreaking period dramas to fantastical musicals.

Fan lists of the Paranormal Activity flicks almost mirror the found footage horror series' Rotten Tomato scores. Here are the franchise's best and worst.

When The Simpsons Movie arrived in 2007, the animated feature ended up being banned in one country for a surprising reason.

Denzel Washington doesn't have many regrets about his career. However, there are two landmark war movies that he wishes he could've starred in.

The 1960s was packed with innovative television, but only some of them have stood the test of time. Here are the 15 best TV shows of the 1960s.

Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane found out just how much the show's fandom loved a certain character when they were shockingly killed off.

When it came to the 2024 Olympics closing ceremony, Mission: Impossible star Tom Cruise only had one condition for agreeing to participate.

There have been 13 Star Trek movies over the year, but only one film in the long-running franchise has ever taken home an Oscar.

The Boys comic books pay their respects to a classic Clint Eastwood Western that explores similar themes about masculinity and violence.

When Sherwood Schwartz was creating his castaways on Gilligan's Island, his original ideas for the female characters were no Ginger and Mary Ann.

Al Pacino objected to a key scene from the original script for Dog Day Afternoon, feeling it was in poor taste and detracted from the film.

The Big Bang Theory is mostly a light-hearted sitcom, but there were a handful of major character deaths that had a big impact on the show.

Steven Spielberg offered Josh Brolin some refreshingly direct advice back when the Marvel veteran was a young actor working on The Goonies.

Comic books are usually synonymous with superhero stories, but the robots in disguise are currently giving cape culture a run for their money.