50 of the Worst TV Shows Ever Made, According to Rotten Tomatoes
‘Fleabag’ and ‘The Wire’ are objectively great. These TV shows are the opposite of that.
‘Fleabag’ and ‘The Wire’ are objectively great. These TV shows are the opposite of that.
You don't have to be a 'Star Wars' fan to understand who George Lucas is. The acclaimed filmmaker has been one of Hollywood's biggest names for more than 40 years now.
Some downright odd occurrences have happened at the Oscars since the awards show debuted on May 16, 1929. From 'La La Land' being named Best Picture when it wasn't to “Adele Dazeem” and beyond, here are some of the most memorable moments in Oscar history.
England's greatest fake band is reuniting for a real sequel.
'One of the Boys' had Dana Carvey, Mickey Rooney, Nathan Lane, and Meg Ryan. It also had no ratings.
Katharine Hepburn helped usher in the era of the modern woman with her onscreen portrayal of independent characters and her offscreen commitment to pants.
If the only thing Jeff Buckley ever did was record his 1994 cover of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” he would still have a permanent spot in music history.
Animals in movies seem lucky to begin with—but none can compete with the shelter dog that Chris Evans took home.
Yes, Ron Howard once produced a gritty prison drama. No, you probably don't remember it.
In 1945, Salvador Dalí and Disney set out to make a film together. Three months later, Disney scrapped the whole thing.
You’ve seen it on everything from socks to 'The Simpsons' to cocktail napkins, but how much do you really know about Edvard Munch's 'The Scream'?
From "Baywatch" to Broadway, Pamela Anderson has made a huge impact on pop culture. Here are 10 facts you might not have known about this Canadian-born star.
The Stradivarius was owned by Toscha Seidel, who taught Albert Einstein.
Learn more about Christopher Lee, the actor who appeared in 'Lord of the Rings,' 'Star Wars,' and one 1970s soft-core porn flick.
Paying homage to pop culture is just one baby-naming pattern you can expect to see in 2022.
Since first getting national airplay on the Dr. Demento radio show, "Weird Al" Yankovic has spent decades building his reputation as America's preeminent parody songwriter.
The legendary actress and humanitarian was much more than just a pretty face.
Tom Cruise was less enthusiastic about a sequel to 'Top Gun' in 1990, which he described a 'fairy tale' version of war.
In 1979, America came the closest it’s ever been to a commercial nuclear catastrophe when a malfunctioning valve led to a partial meltdown on Three Mile Island.
It’s been more than 30 years since 'Yo! MTV Raps' brought hip hop to MTV and the world at large. Now it's coming back for a whole new generation.
Neither Jason Bateman nor Laura Linney was interested in making a television series ... until they read the pilot for 'Ozark.'
You probably know that Bryan Cranston starred as Walter White on 'Breaking Bad.' But did you know that he once came face-to-face with Charles Manson? Or that he was suspected of murder in Florida?
Roger Ebert called Orson Welles’ masterpiece “the official answer” to the question “What’s the greatest film of all time?”
The silhouette on the NBA logo—a player dribbling and swiveling between a red and blue background—is Lakers legend Jerry West. But how does he benefit, if at all?