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You'd better start practicing those crane kicks again! More than 30 years after Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence faced off in one of cinema's most iconic showdowns, The Karate Kid has officially made a comeback.

He refuses to book a performance anywhere near his house.

A new theory explains how one easy-to-miss moment in the latest episode might point to the downfall of Westeros’s sneakiest royal whisperer.

The studio was so optimistic about their adaptation of the Mattel toy line that they started pre-production on a sequel. Then the movie came out ...

Before you see the big-screen adaptation of Stephen King’s world-traversing fantasy epic, pick up a few new nuggets and theories about the sweeping work.

He used to have a few drinks before getting behind the Wheel.

Dragons and Starks and Dothraki, oh my!

The rare, early version of the game had been sitting in someone's office for years.

Believe it or not, The Ahnold turns 70 years old today.

<em>Star Trek: Discovery</em> will adhere to a cardinal rule from Gene Roddenberry.

Direwolf bread loaves were the specialty at You Know Nothing John Dough.

Two decades after the film’s release, the writer-director will scrutinize the film’s authenticity in an upcoming National Geographic special.

Bill Nye and Neil Gaiman are also involved in the project.

Jason Statham's real-life career as a con man led to his first big break, which turned him into one of the preeminent action heroes of a generation.

It takes just 14 words—“Welcome to Good Burger, home of the Good Burger, can I take your order?”—to make a ‘90s kid swoon with nostalgia.

Reporters had to "hack in" to access Robert Redford's bio. Now you can too!

Fred Rogers remains an icon of kindness for the ages. An innovator of children’s television, his salt-of-the-earth demeanor and genuinely gentle nature taught a generation of kids the value of kindness.

Matthew Weiner’s critically acclaimed advertising drama made its debut 10 years ago.

It's been more than two decades since 1998's "Are You Jimmy Ray?"—the one and only hit by gloriously coiffed British pop rocker Jimmy Ray—became one of the more perplexing hits of the '90s.