When Quentin Tarantino Directed an Episode of 'ER'
Two months after winning the Best Original Screenplay Oscar, Tarantino became a TV director-for-hire.
Two months after winning the Best Original Screenplay Oscar, Tarantino became a TV director-for-hire.
In an interesting mix-up, Washington lawyer Jonathan Nichols has been receiving calls and text messages intended for Seattle hip hop legend Sir Mix-A-Lot.
For nearly a century, Walt Disney's name has been synonymous with fun. From the creation of Mickey Mouse and his legendary slate of animated classic films to his titular amusement parks around the world and Disney+ emerging as one of the premier streaming
Spoiler alert: Adele still sounds amazing!
Giddyup!
“It’s ridiculous from a psychiatric standpoint, but I sit there laughing out loud,” was one psychiatrist’s review of the Bill Murray comedy.
A new BBC special takes viewers behind the scenes of Jerry Lewis' controversial (and still-unreleased) Holocaust film.
Freak accidents and unfortunate miscalculations have resulted in plenty of hospital visits.
Al Pacino got so deep into character, he almost arrested a truck driver.
David Bowie will always be remembered as a seminal figure in the worlds of music, fashion, and film. But he was also a voracious reader who often read a book a day.
George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez proved a formidable pair for Steven Soderbergh and Elmore Leonard.
An unexpected moment at the 1992 tribute concert became one of its most memorable.
Viewers loved ‘Upstairs, Downstairs.’ Alistair Cooke hated ‘Poldark.’
The 1994 romantic comedy launched the career of Hugh Grant, who was originally considered "too handsome" for the role.
It was all fun and games until bassist Mike Dirnt lost some teeth.
The legendary comedy troupe’s elaborate period piece succeeded in offending just about everyone.
Kick off your Sunday shoes.
The hit animated series will reach its natural conclusion on February 15.
Billy Wilder’s Oscar-winning film cut against the cultural grain so sharply that it’s a miracle it got made at all.
The playwright and the comedian didn't exactly hit it off.
Spoiler alert: There's no Bosco on the menu.
At least one snake was harmed while making this film. And Kevin Costner was told he was playing one.
With his newfound success following the back-to-back smash hits of 'Jaws' in 1975 and 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' in 1977, director Steven Spielberg wanted to tell a smaller, more personal story for his next film: 'E.T.'
The celebrity chef and TV personality is also a celebrated comic book artist.