Why Bridesmaids Cut A Hilarious Ice Skating Scene With Paul Rudd
No one writes a scene for Paul Rudd and thinks it will end up on the cutting room floor, but that's exactly what happened with Bridesmaids.
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How Scary Is Steven Soderbergh's Horror Movie Presence? The R Rating Explained
If horror films typically scare you so much that you don't like watching them, try Steven Soderbergh's Presence. It's more of a family drama than a frightfest. -
Why Amy Poehler's SNL Audition Was Unlike Any Other
It was never a question whether or not Amy Poehler would join the cast of Saturday Night Live, but she still had to audition like everyone else. -
Why Stephen King's Books Are Banned In Florida Schools
Most of Stephen King's books are currently banned in Florida's public schools. Here's why the beloved horror writer has been deemed 'dangerous.' -
One Mean Girls Actor Learned About His Casting In The Funniest Way Ever
One of the key actors in Mean Girls was able to immediately quit their retail job after discovering they booked the part in the Lindsay Lohan comedy. -
Sylvester Stallone Thinks One Of His Flops Is A Prequel To Taylor Sheridan's Tulsa King
The way Sylvester Stallone sees it, one of his previous flops is essentially a prequel to Taylor Sheridan's Tulsa King (and Sly's role therein). -
The Best Supporting Actor Oscars Nomination Everyone Saw Coming Didn't Actually Happen
The one 2025 Best Supporting Actor Oscar candidate just about everyone predicted would be nominated wound up being overlooked instead. How come? -
John Wayne Once Revealed The Worst Western He Starred In
Being the outspoken sort, John Wayne couldn't help but comment on what he considered perhaps the worst Western he'd ever starred in. -
Kevin Costner Wishes He Was A Better Actor In One Of His Movies
Kevin Costner's breakthrough performance in The Untouchables made him a movie star, but he wishes he'd had more experience before tackling the role. -
A Mission: Impossible Star Rejected The Role Of Star Trek's Spock
One of the stars of the Mission: Impossible TV series passed on playing Spock in Star Trek, noting newscasters are 'more emotional' than the Vulcan. -
The Genuine Reason Why Bruce Willis Became Frustrated With Movies Like Die Hard
Here's why unexpected action superstar Bruce Willis became frustrated with action cinema after the genre-redefining success of 1988's Die Hard. -
Why Warren Beatty Turned Down A Classic Stephen King Movie
Warren Beatty was originally eyed to play Paul Sheldon in Stephen King's Misery, the role that eventually went to James Caan. Here's what went wrong. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Dog Day Afternoon
50 years later, Sidney Lumet's Dog Day Afternoon remains a scintillating actors' showcase. Let's catch up with the film's surviving cast members. -
The David Lynch Movie Every Single Child Should Watch
The majority of David Lynch's work may not exactly be considered "family friendly," but one of his film is perfect for younger viewers. -
How The Late, Great Bob Uecker Changed Baseball Movies Forever
Bob Uecker, who has died at age 90, changed baseball movies forever with his hilarious, wildly quotable performance in 1989's Major League. -
Why Stephen King Thinks The 2025 Oscars Should Be Canceled
Stephen King is one of many individuals arguing the 2025 Oscars ceremony should be canceled in light of recent real-world events. -
Clint Eastwood Regrets His Most Unconventional Western
Clint Eastwood has starred in countless classic Westerns, but the most unconventional Western on his resume is one he wished had been a better experience. -
COVID-19 Forced Nickelodeon To Temporarily Pull A SpongeBob SquarePants Episode
An older quarantine-themed episode of SpongeBob SquarePants sent Nickelodeon into a panic when the COVID-19 lockdowns went into effect in 2020. -
The Bruce Willis Performance That Blew Quentin Tarantino Away
Years after Bruce Willis worked with Quentin Tarantino on Pulp Fiction, the actor mightily impressed the writer/director with a much different performance. -
The Farrelly Brothers Worked On A Classic Seinfeld Episode Before Their Rise To Fame
Two years before making Dumb and Dumber, Bobby and Peter Farrelly worked on a Seinfeld episode that was, unsurprisingly, more risqué than usual. -
A French Action Thriller Just Became A Global Streaming Hit On Netflix
A French action thriller called Ad Vitam, which is reminiscent of Taken, completely dominated Netflix's popularity charts in the early days of 2025. -
Taylor Kitsch's Brutal New Western Series Is Dominating Netflix's Top Charts
Over a decade after headlining a pair of all-time box office bombs, Taylor Kitsch is ruling the Netflix charts thanks to his grisly new Western show. -
Why One Country Banned Nearly All Of Claire Danes' Movies
Thanks to some off the cuff comments Claire Danes made after filming in a foreign country, there has been a blanket ban on all of her films and TV shows there. -
The Western Role That Kevin Costner Once Called Perfect
Kevin Costner has played many cowboys in his career, but there's one Western role he once referred to as "perfect" for him. -
Jim Carrey Could Have Starred In One Of Mel Gibson's Biggest Flops
Jim Carrey was once attached to one of the hottest scripts in Hollywood, but Mel Gibson took over the role and it was a massive flop. -
Why CBS Canceled Hawaii Five-0
While the rebooted Hawaii Five-O pulled in strong ratings throughout its 10-season run, there were multiple reasons CBS chose to cancel it in 2020. -
Matt Damon & Brad Pitt Cameos Turned A 2002 Movie Into An Ocean's Reunion
Matt Damon and Brad Pitt reunited with some of their showbiz buddies to make this 2002 movie a full-blown Ocean's Eleven reunion.
