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Now’s a good time—so good, so good, so good—to dig into the rich history of Neil Diamond's iconic tune.

The Guinness World Record holder for longest song ever is based on a 16th-century Indian poem.

John Hughes’s own hellish trip from New York City to Chicago inspired ‘Planes, Trains and Automobiles,’ the 1987 Thanksgiving classic starring Steve Martin and John Candy.

In 1998, Cher reinvented herself yet again—and forever changed the way hit songs were made—with “Believe.“

Alex Garland‘s directorial debut contains what might be the most dense, obscure in-joke in cinema history.

Netflix’s 'The Crown'—a royal family drama, and one of the most expensive TV shows ever made—is coming to an end.

Audiences thought the actor reprised his role as George McFly in the ‘Back to the Future’ sequels. But Glover had never stepped foot on set.

It’s possible to sing the chorus to Hanson’s 1997 smash “MMMBop” over the chords to Taylor Swift’s 2012 hit “22.”

Centuries later, Stede Bonnet’s motivations and actual aptitude for piracy remain unclear. But he still managed to make the history books—in his nightgown, no less.

From Nicolas Cage to Jean-Claude Van Damme, plenty of Hollywood stars have performed on screen as fictionalized versions of themselves.

Britney Spears’s songs, music videos, and live performances defined an era and inspired an entire generation of future pop stars.

Before diving into Christmas content, don't forget to add these Thanksgiving movies to your watchlist.