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May the odds be ever in your favor. Author Suzanne Collins wrote the first Hunger Games book in the mid ‘00s. She was inspired by Greek myths and her father’s experiences while working for the Air Force. Collins has also said the nugget for the series came from an evening she spent watching television. After […]
20 years ago, Paul McCartney guest starred on The Simpsons. Here are some interesting facts about this standout episode.
The famous super spy is notoriously fussy when it comes to his automobiles and martinis but the producers behind the film series are even pickier.
The venerable men’s magazine just announced that it would do away with nudity in its pictorials, citing that it’s “passé.” Here are a few of the most memorable moments from seven decades of Playboy.
Like urban legends? Well, we dug up a few fake stories about famous people for your reading pleasure.
Disco was everywhere in the late 1970s, and almost everybody hopped on the bandwagon.
Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the others hit theaters this November in The Peanuts Movie. It’s not the first time they’ve appeared on the silver screen.
Many common words and phrases were invented by cartoonists and first used in comic strips.
There are hundreds of cable channels available, which means it’s hard for some to differentiate themselves. The solution: a new name.
In the 1990s, daytime TV was loaded with talk shows hosted by minor celebrities. Most didn’t last more than a year. How many of these do you remember?
October 21st, 2015 marked the day that Marty McFly blasted into a futuristic version of Hill Valley in Back to the Future Part II. While the world he explores in the film is much different than our own, organizations around the world celebrated the occasion with various tributes and parodies.
For every Wayne’s World, there was another movie based on a Saturday Night Live sketch that never got made at all.
Minions, the movie about the little, banana-like, gibberish-speaking creatures has now made $1 billion at the box office…and wreaked havoc around the world.
This landmark publication was once an institution that gave rise to an entire generation of America’s most famous comedians.
The stage can be anything: a castle, the hills of Austria…even a fight club.
Bill Murray just seems to pop up around the world. Here are some of the weirdest exploits of the comic legend, who recently turned 65.
Here’s the history of the educational computer game has taught millions of students around the world about the perils of pioneer life.
Are TV courtroom shows like Judge Judy or The People’s Court legally binding? How do they work?
