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Monk's Café appeared in nearly every episode of 'Seinfeld.'

What’s the Deal With This New 'Seinfeld'-Inspired Coffee Collection?

You can pretend your home is Monk's Cafe while sipping on coffee inspired by Jerry Seinfeld's legendary sitcom.

A banner welcomes people to fictional "Amity Island" in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts.

Jonathan Searle Named Police Chief on Martha’s Vineyard 50 Years After Acting in 'Jaws'

Hopefully Jonathan Searle has an easier time being head of police than Chief Brody did in 'Jaws'.

Did the Mob Really Make 'The Godfather' Producers Remove the Word 'Mafia' From the Script?

The most famous film about the mafia was made with the help of the mafia—but they had demands.

25 Facts About Stanley Kubrick's 'The Shining'

Though Stanley Kubrick's 1980 classic 'The Shining' is widely considered one of the best Stephen King adaptations, the bestselling author himself isn't a fan.

How Kenny Loggins Became The King of '80s Movie Soundtracks

After helping to invent the supremely chill, lightly funky sound known as “yacht rock” in the ’70s, Kenny Loggins went full speed into the ’80s and took the highway to the danger zone of movie soundtracks.

Warning: Playing 'Monopoly' could ruin 'Stranger Things' Season 4.

Viewer Beware: A New 'Stranger Things' Monopoly Game Spoils the Upcoming Fourth Season

The early release of a new tie-in 'Monopoly' game has spoiled the fates of certain residents of Hawkins, Indiana.

Channing Tatum takes center stage in 'Magic Mike' (2012).

10 Tantalizing Facts About ‘Magic Mike’

Steven Soderbergh’s dance dramedy, based partly on Channing Tatum's real-life pre-Hollywood career, sold tickets, burnished careers, elevated male stripping to an art form, and became the surprise hit of the summer of 2012.

(L to R) Matthew Macfadyen as Charles Cholmondeley, Colin Firth as Ewen Montagu, and Johnny Flynn as Ian Fleming in 'Operation Mincemeat' (2022).

The True Story Behind ‘Operation Mincemeat’: How Hitler Fell for Britain’s Most Daring—And Disgusting—Deception

Major William Martin was a Roman Catholic Welshman who enjoyed the theater and loved his fiancée, Pam. He also didn’t exist—but the Nazis didn’t know that.

Rob Schneider stars in 'Real Rob' (2015-2017).

50 of the Worst TV Shows Ever Made, According to Rotten Tomatoes

‘Fleabag’ and ‘The Wire’ are objectively great. These TV shows are the opposite of that.

Grant Lamos IV, Getty Images for the 2015 Tribeca Film Festival

10 Surprising Facts About George Lucas

You don't have to be a 'Star Wars' fan to understand who George Lucas is. The acclaimed filmmaker has been one of Hollywood's biggest names for more than 40 years now.

La La Land producer Jordan Horowitz announces that Moonlight is the real winner of the 2017 Best Picture Oscar.

12 Bizarre Moments From Oscar Award Ceremonies Past

Some downright odd occurrences have happened at the Oscars since the awards show debuted on May 16, 1929. From 'La La Land' being named Best Picture when it wasn't to “Adele Dazeem” and beyond, here are some of the most memorable moments in Oscar history.

Time to Turn It Up to 12: A 'This Is Spinal Tap' Sequel Is Coming

England's greatest fake band is reuniting for a real sequel.

Frank Sinatra was not a huge fan of 'The Godfather.'

Yes, Frank Sinatra and Mario Puzo Really Did Get Into a Fight Over 'The Godfather'

Sinatra promised to "beat the hell" out of the novelist for creating a character based on him.

'One of the Boys' was one of many shows to be canceled in 1982.

When Nathan Lane, Dana Carvey, and Mickey Rooney Teamed Up for “One of the Worst TV Shows Ever"

'One of the Boys' had Dana Carvey, Mickey Rooney, Nathan Lane, and Meg Ryan. It also had no ratings.

A publicity still of Katharine Hepburn circa 1941.

11 Timeless Facts About Katharine Hepburn

Katharine Hepburn helped usher in the era of the modern woman with her onscreen portrayal of independent characters and her offscreen commitment to pants.

If You Knew: The Short, Brilliant Life—and Lasting Legacy—of Jeff Buckley

If the only thing Jeff Buckley ever did was record his 1994 cover of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” he would still have a permanent spot in music history.

Actor Hayden Christensen wielded two lightsabers at once during 'Attack of the Clones,' a first for the 'Star Wars' movies.

11 Facts About 'Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones'

From a scrapped villain to Obi-Wan's flimsy fake beard, find out more about the production of 'Star Wars: Episode II — Attack of the Clones.'

Robert Redford and his horse Let's Merge on the set of The Electric Horseman (1979).

11 Actors Who Took Home Their Animal Co-Stars

Animals in movies seem lucky to begin with—but none can compete with the shelter dog that Chris Evans took home.

Before 'The Sopranos,' HBO was the home of some pretty out-there programming.

11 Retro HBO Shows You Might Not Remember

Yes, Ron Howard once produced a gritty prison drama. No, you probably don't remember it.

'Destino' Revisited: When Salvador Dalí and Walt Disney Teamed Up to Make a Movie

In 1945, Salvador Dalí and Disney set out to make a film together. Three months later, Disney scrapped the whole thing.

For those about to rock 'Stairway to Heaven': stop.

Could a Guitar Store Really Ban Someone From Playing 'Stairway to Heaven'?

The overplayed song has scorched the ears of many a guitar store employee. But can they legally ask you to stop playing it?

Kobe Bryant got a cameo on 'Winning Time' despite the show taking place in 1979, long before he stepped on the court.

'Winning Time': Did Kobe Bryant Really Attend the Lakers's 1979 Opening Game?

The show depicts Bryant as a baby cheering on his father, Clippers player Joe Bryant. But was he really there?

10 Remarkable Facts About Pamela Anderson

From "Baywatch" to Broadway, Pamela Anderson has made a huge impact on pop culture. Here are 10 facts you might not have known about this Canadian-born star.

The violin used to score 'The Wizard of Oz' is one valuable piece of music history.

A 300-Year-Old Stradivarius Violin Played for 'The Wizard of Oz' Could Fetch $20 Million at Auction

The Stradivarius was owned by Toscha Seidel, who taught Albert Einstein.

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