POP CULTURE

The biggest fad of 1994 was an optical illusion that had people staring at abstract images and getting upset when nothing happened.

In a talk show appearance in 1970, the famous filmmaker recalled how he found himself at a dinner party with the leader of the "minority party of nuts" known as the Nazis.

Game night became fright night for players sitting around some of these forgotten board games, including one that "bit" players on the finger.

The towering boy wizard stands at an impressive 18 inches tall, making him a formidable adversary for the 4-inch Voldemort.

In the first edition of "Throwback," our all-new YouTube series, we take a deep dive into the bizarre history of Sea-Monkeys and Harold von Braunhut, the man who created them—then funneled the millions he made into illegal activities.

In February 1978, writer Leigh Brackett delivered the first draft of 'The Empire Strikes Back.' It ended up being far from the classic we all know today.

No romantic movie subgenre is off-limits—the image includes romantic comedies, timeless classics, musicals, and more.

While sheltering in place, Kevin Smith—the cult favorite writer, director, and podcaster—has completed a sequel to 1995’s 'Mallrats.'

The years have not been kind to this Chef Boyardee product, which now resembles some kind of licensing fossil.

Movies don't have to take a James Bond-esque trip around the globe to entertain. Some barely leave the room.

Phyllis Schlafly, a conservative lawyer and mother of six whose grassroots campaign to thwart the Equal Rights Amendment, is the subject of the new Hulu/FX miniseries 'Mrs. America,' starring Cate Blanchett.

The luxury home is situated on the same waterfront property in Lake Tahoe that was the site of Fredo's demise in the classic mafia movie.