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The 50 Best Screenplays of the 21st Century, According to the WGA

From Jordan Peele’s ‘Get Out’ to Rian Johnson’s ‘Knives Out’ (and Meg LeFauve’s ‘Inside Out’), these movie scripts deserve a standing O.

George Clooney and Brad Pitt star in Steven Soderbergh's Ocean's Eleven (2001).

20 Fun Facts About Ocean’s Eleven

In 2001, newly minted Oscar winner Steven Soderbergh gathered up some of the biggest names in Hollywood and pulled off a heist movie for the ages.

Keanu Reeves moments after discovering he will never be able to remove Babes in Toyland from YouTube.

The Keanu Reeves Christmas Movie He'd Rather You Forget

In 1986, Keanu Reeves starred in a three-hour made-for-television adaptation of the operetta 'Babes in Toyland.' One critic declared he "looked understandably embarrassed each time he is required to join in another dreary song."

How Many Seconds Does It Take Elon Musk to Earn Your Net Worth? This Calculator Will Tell You—If You Really Want to Know

Elon Musk’s net worth for 2021 made him Forbes’s second richest person in the world. This calculator puts it into terms we can all grasp.

A Dallas Bar Has Banned Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas Is You From Its Jukebox

The Stoneleigh P bar in Dallas has banned "All I Want for Christmas Is You" from its jukebox until December 1—and after that, it's only allowed to play once per night. Both fans and Mariah Carey herself have taken notice.

10 Provocative Facts About Madonna

Madonna has been an innovator in music for four decades and counting, but doesn't mean she still doesn't get called for jury duty.

Skeet Ulrich doesn't understand why his Scream (1996) co-stars Neve Campbell, Matthew Lillard, Rose McGowan, and Jamie Kennedy are smiling.

Skeet Ulrich Did Not Realize Scream Was Supposed to Be Funny Until He Started Filming

Skeet Ulrich thought 'Scream' would be a far more serious depiction of a serial killer—until he got on set with co-star Matthew Lillard.

Tony Hale stars as Buster Bluth in Arrested Development.

16 Curious Facts About Your Favorite TV Shows

Find out about the ‘Arrested Development’ Easter egg in an MCU movie, the fictional-turned-real podcast in ‘Insecure,’ and more.

Professional boxer and culinary enthusiast George Foreman in 2001.

Knockout: When Famed Boxer George Foreman Traded His Gloves for a Grill and Sold the Sizzle

When George Foreman was approached to become a pitchman for a low-fat grill in 1994, he had a quick answer: No.

Jerry Springer tapes an episode of his show in December 1998.

20 Memorable Moments From Talk Show History

From Wendy Williams’s “Dula Peep” coinage to a guest’s death on ‘The Dick Cavett Show,’ here are the talk show incidents we’ll never stop talking about.

Cassandra Peterson, better known as Elvira, poses during the 2003 Cannes Film Festival.

14 Fiendish Facts About Elvira, Mistress of the Dark

With 40 years of playing Elvira under her beehive, Cassandra Peterson is showing no signs of slowing down.

Zak Bagans is getting into scripted storytelling with The Haunted Museum.

Mirror, Mirror: Zak Bagans Shares the True Story Behind The Haunted Museum's Most Cursed Object

Paranormal investigator Zak Bagans has been bringing ghost hunting to the masses for well over a decade now with 'Ghost Adventures.' Now he's teaming up with horror master Eli Roth for a new kind of adventure: scripted storytelling.

Daniel Craig stars in No Time to Die (2021).

45 Fascinating Facts About James Bond

Six decades, 25 films, six actors, and billions of dollars in box office later, and we're still talking about James Bond, his literary legacy, and his big screen adventures.

Hell On Heels: How Madonna's Shoe Mishap Scandalized the 1984 MTV VMAs

Madonna wasn't yet a household name when she opened the 1984 MTV Video Music Awards by humping the stage, leading some people—including her own management team—to believe her career was over.

10 Facts About Joshua Tree National Park

Only two hours outside Los Angeles, Joshua Tree National Park has always had a glamorous cachet. But it also has a fascinating history filled with Hollywood-style drama.

You Can Spend the Night—and Cook Up a Storm—at Julia Child’s Charming French Cottage

La Pitchoune—the former summer home of Julia Child and her husband—includes a functional kitchen that guests are welcome to use.

Stanley Tucci's New Memoir Is a Foodie's Delight

Award-winning actor, producer, writer, and food fanatic Stanley Tucci takes you on a journey of his life through the food he loves.

Jim Morrison and his The Doors band mates—Ray Manzarek, John Densmore, and Robby Krieger—pose for their first album cover in 1967.

11 Surprising Facts About Jim Morrison

Jim Morrison was the self-styled Lizard King, a leather-pants-loving rock deity who fronted the Doors and represented the dark and druggy flipside of the utopian ’60s dream.

11 Fascinating Facts About Denzel Washington

Since making his acting debut in 1977, Denzel Washington has appeared in more than 50 movies, where he has awed audiences and garnered critical acclaim by delivering one powerful performance after the next. But there’s much more to the man than his movies

Nirvana artifacts and exhibits are seen at the opening of 'In Bloom: The Nirvana Exhibition,' a 2011 exhibition in London.

11 Surprising Facts About Nirvana's 'Nevermind'

On September 24, 1991, Nirvana released their second album—and radically changed the face of pop music and altered the cultural landscape for years to come.

Daniel Craig in front of the Brandenburg Gate, which he could probably buy with his Knives Out franchise paycheck.

Hollywood’s 15 Highest-Paid Actors

Daniel Craig is reprising his role as Detective Benoit Blanc in two ‘Knives Out’ sequels to the tune of $100 million.

Klaus Kinski stars in Crawlspace (1986).

Crawlspace: When the Makers of a Sleazy '80s Slasher Movie Nearly Killed Klaus Kinski for Real

“You can’t hope to direct [Klaus] Kinski,” John Vulich, a makeup effects artist on 'Crawlspace' once said about the 1986 low-budget horror movie’s leading man. “You can only document him.”

Josephine Baker Will Be the First Black Woman Buried in Paris’s Panthéon

Paris’s Panthéon houses graves for just five women. Josephine Baker—star, spy, and civil rights activist—is about to become the sixth.

Janis Joplin in Columbus, Ohio in the summer of 1970.

11 Surprising Facts About Janis Joplin

Janis Joplin didn’t have a long or prolific career. The freewheeling Texas blues-rock howler recorded just four albums between 1967 and 1970. But in that short time, she left an indelible mark on rock ’n’ roll history.

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