What Inspired Charlie's Love Of Ghouls In It's Always Sunny
In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Charlie has a thing for ghouls. Here's why.
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The One Thing Jennifer Lawrence Refused To Do For The Hunger Games
Jennifer Lawrence refused to lose weight for The Hunger Games, knowing her character, Katniss Everdeen, would be a role model for many young people. -
David Hornsby Wrote (And Regretted) One Of It's Always Sunny's Grossest Cricket Gags
The It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia gang are always getting into trouble, but co-writer/producer David Hornsby really got himself in deep in one episode. -
The Star Wars VFX Team Snuck Some Secret Spuds Into The Empire Strikes Back
Hey, if you don't want to make a bunch of individually crafted and painted styrofoam asteroid chunks, do what the Star Wars crew did and use potatoes! -
A Signature Charlie Moment In It's Always Sunny Was Stolen Directly From Sean Penn
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Charlie Day stole the idea for Charlie's bizarre final song in 'The Nightman Cometh' from an obscure Sean Penn comedy. -
Why It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Got Rid Of Cricket's 'Freddy Krueger Face'
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's Cricket has gone through some serious character changes over the years. Here's why. -
Patrick Stewart Was Touched When A Legendary Star Trek Character Paid Tribute To Him
There have been lots of successful crossovers in Star Trek history (and some unsuccessful), but the meeting of Picard and Spock is the most memorable. -
Squid Game: The Challenge Review: In What World Was This A Good Idea?
Squid Game: The Challenge, the reality competition based on the hit Netflix series, is both a compelling game show and a really bad idea. -
After Embarrassing Himself In Front Of The Star Trek Cast, Patrick Stewart Modeled Himself After One Co-Star
Patrick Stewart started off as a very grumpy father figure to his Star Trek: The Next Generation co-stars before Jonathan Frakes taught him to relax a little. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Austin Powers Movies
It's wild that it's been 21 years since the last of the Austin Powers movies was released, so if you're now catching up, here's the correct order to watch them. -
Ridley Scott Has A Hot Take On The 'Villain' Of Gladiator – It's Not Joaquin Phoenix
As director Ridley Scott sees it, both Commodus and Maximus are victims of Marcus Aurelius' failures as a father in Gladiator. -
Patrick Stewart's Love Of A Classic Mystery Writer Led To Several Classic Star Trek Episodes
The Holodeck episodes are some of the best across the entire Star Trek franchise, and one character that Patrick Stewart got to play is a particular highlight. -
The Songwriter Behind The Frasier Theme Was Forbidden From Mentioning Three Subjects
When you start looking at the lyrics to the Frasier theme song through a slightly more metaphorical lens, suddenly it all makes sense. -
Chewing Gum Solved A Tricky VFX Problem For Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi
Many of the spaceships from the Battle of Endor in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi were made of things like tennis shoes and even wads of gum. -
An Open Garage Door Forced One Nightmare Before Christmas Scene To Be Reshot
Stop-motion animation can be a delicate process, as the filmmakers behind The Nightmare Before Christmas were reminded on a particularly hot day. -
Charlie Day Broke Character On It's Always Sunny And They Kept It In The Show
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is bound to have the cast cracking up, and Carlie Day remembers one character breaking moment that made it into the show. -
House Of The Dragon Season 2 – Release Window, Cast, And More Info
HBO greenlit House of the Dragon season 2 after the first season's success. Here's what we know about it so far, including the release date and plot. -
Jonathan Frakes' Star Trek Ribbing Actually Comforted Patrick Stewart
Jonathan Frakes and Patrick Stewart are like the sun and moon, silly and serious, and that's what Stewart needed on his first day shooting The Next Generation. -
Wes Ball To Direct Live-Action Legend Of Zelda Film Based On The Popular Video Game Franchise
The Legend of Zelda may finally get the big screen treatment the video game franchise deserves, at the hands of The Maze Runner director Wes Ball. -
The Boys' Laz Alonso Had A Nasty Real-Life Run In With The Deep's Gills
The Deep's upsetting, slimy gills caused some issues for The Boys cast member Laz Alonso. It's kind of gross, really. -
Will There Be A Throw Momma From The Train 2? Shockingly, Maybe!
It sounds impossible, but could Danny DeVito and Billy Crystal make a sequel to Throw Momma From the Train? We investigate the chances. -
An It's Always Sunny Rehearsal Mistake Gave Frank One Of His Most Famous Lines
The cast of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are adept at improvisation, but no one is better at it than Frank, the character played by Danny DeVito. -
Gen V's Gross Dolphin Supe Led To 'A Lot Of Notes'
The higher-ups on Gen V understandably had some concerns about the dolphin-like supe sex scene from The Boys spinoff's first season. -
The Wailing Ending Explained: A Father's Final Fatal Failure
The Wailing is a roller coaster ride with enough twists and turns to keep even the most experienced movie watcher guessing, right down to its ending. -
Escaping Twin Flames Review: A Difficult But Important Docuseries
The Twin Flames Universe, a relationship coaching service that seems like both a cult and multi-level marketing scheme, gets the Netflix docuseries treatment. -
Matthew Perry And Matt LeBlanc Once Competed For The Same 'Horrible' Movie
Early in their careers, Matt LeBlanc and Matthew Perry competed to take the lead role in Ed, a 1996 sports comedy about a chimp who plays baseball. -
Dennis' Fake Grandma On Its Always Sunny Was Actually 100 Years Old
Mae LaBorde was 93 when she started acting, seven years prior to playing Dennis' fake grandmother Gladys on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
