POP CULTURE

With the fourth season of Netflix’s hit series Stranger Things officially confirmed, fans are (unsurprisingly) already coming up with their detailed theories and ideas for what’s to come.

The moment occurs when Arthur Fleck, played by Joaquin Phoenix, walks on stage at the 'Murray Franklin Show.'

The beloved host of the PBS children's series was in danger of running out of sweaters. Then the show's enterprising art director got an idea from a postal worker.

On March 4, 1922, spectators filtered into the Marble Hall of the Berlin Zoological Garden to witness horror movie history—and a plagiarism success story in the making.

The decomposing foam latex costume is so horrifying to look at that it failed to sell at a movie memorabilia auction.

The ‘Grand Hotel’ star wrote: “It is hard and sad to be alone, but sometimes it’s even more difficult to be with someone.”

In the early 1980s, Stephen King and George Romero got together to make a movie inspired by the gross-out horror comics they’d loved as kids. The result was 1982's 'Creepshow,' which was recently turned into a new series for Shudder.

Louisa May Alcott's 'Little Women' has been adapted more than two dozen times, for film and television but also for the stage, as an opera, and as a Japanese anime series. What makes the tale so timeless?

Order up a plate of baby back ribs and an ice-cold margarita and find out which Dundie Michael Scott would hand to you.

The depiction of the northern lights over Alaska was bought from Ross himself, three years before he made his PBS debut.

While 'The New Mutants' might never be released in theaters, Marvel just gave a clever shout-out to another major franchise.

What keeps us coming back to old cartoons, movies, and the '90210' reboot? The same reward system in the brain that responds to eating great food or winning money.