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8 Things You Might Not Know About Drew Carey
The 'Price is Right' host really doesn't need the glasses. He wears them just so you'll recognize him.
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Candytopia, the Interactive Art Installation Made of Sweet Treats, Is Coming to New York City
Brace yourselves for the sugar rush.
The Litigious History of DC and Marvel’s Rival Captain Marvel Characters
For decades, both Marvel Comics and DC had two characters with the same name. And that's just the beginning of the confusion.
BBC Teases New Thirteenth Doctor-Starring Doctor Who Merchandise
Jodie Whittaker is making her action figure debut.
11 Surprising Facts About In the Line of Fire
Directed by Wolfgang Petersen, the film starred John Malkovich, Renee Russo, and Clint Eastwood as a longtime Secret Service agent still harboring guilt about not being able to protect JFK—and ready to make sure another presidential assassination doesn’t
Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio's Former New York Hotel Suite Is Taking Reservations
The starlet lived here while filming 'The Seven Year Itch.'
8 Fake Brands Seen in Movies and TV Shows
How many of these brands do you recognize?
12 Things You Might Not Know About Blackadder Goes Forth
4. A scene in which Rowan Atkinson's character feigns madness by wearing underpants on his head and sticking pencils up his nose was inspired by Atkinson's penchant for sticking pencils up his nose.
You Can Own an Official Replica of the Jurassic Park Shaving Cream Can
Dinosaur embryos not included.
10 Facts About Steven Spielberg’s Duel
In 1971, the legendary director was 24 years old and looking to break out with his first movie gig. He eventually found it in an issue of 'Playboy.'
Stanley Kubrick Appears to Explain the Ending of 2001 in This Newly Surfaced Video
Though there are still plenty of questions that need answering.
11 Astonishing Facts About Tod Browning's Freaks
Tod Browning's sideshow spectacle is considered a classic, or at least a cult favorite, today—but its original reception wasn't quite so welcoming.
10 Facts About Louis Armstrong
To Louis Armstrong's millions of fans, every note the legendary musician let loose made the world feel a bit more wonderful.
10 Slap-Happy Facts About The Three Stooges
Adolf Hitler was not a fan of theirs.
Why Did the First Harry Potter Book Get a Title Change in the U.S.?
While it was author J.K. Rowling who ultimately suggested the alternative title, she still regrets the decision.
11 Movies That Could Have Starred Tom Cruise
Whether you’re a fan of his films or not, there’s no denying that Tom Cruise is the epitome of a Hollywood movie star.
20 Gonzo Facts About The Muppet Show
It's time to play the music, it's time to light the lights ...
15 Facts About John Carpenter’s Christine
The Stephen King adaptation about an evil 1958 Plymouth Fury that possesses its owner, which turns 35 this year, remains a beloved cult classic.
Why So Many Movie Posters Use the Same Typeface
You may not know its name, but you've likely seen it before.
Michael Jackson-Themed Art Exhibit Debuts in London
From man in the mirror to man on the wall.
15 Celebrities Who Have Starred in Lifetime Movies
The Lifetime Movie Network made its debut 20 years ago today.
The Real Hogsmeade Station Is Seeking a 'Wizarding Prefect' to Lead Harry Potter-Themed Tours
The volunteer must have 'strong knowledge regarding wizards and witches.'
How Jayne Mansfield Changed the Design of Tractor-Trailers
The film star's death on June 29, 1967 led to lasting safety changes.
10 Facts About Coming to America
Eddie Murphy’s hilarious performance(s) in 'Coming to America' turned a silly little film into a certified comedy classic.