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Jim Carrey’s ‘The Mask’ Secretly Used One of the Most Famous Comedy Movie Locations Ever

Early on in the 1994 Jim Carrey comedy The Mask, Stanley Ipkiss (Carrey) is shown entering an auto repair shop with the intention of picking up his...

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The Creepy Hotel Room Stories Behind ‘The Exorcism of Emily Rose’

Working on a horror movie can certainly be scary for some people, but it’s especially creepy when unexplained things start happening after you’ve...

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Walt Disney Helped Create a Mickey Mouse Gas Mask During World War II

Shortly after World War II began, the United States had to consider the very real possibility of chemical warfare. As such, the U.S. government...

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15 Years Ago, Hugh Grant Turned Down a Huge Payday to Replace Charlie Sheen on ‘Two and a Half Men’

After Charlie Sheen was fired from Two and a Half Men back in 2011, series creator Chuck Lorre made the interesting decision to keep the show going...

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The Real Reason Eddie Murphy Left the Oscars Early After Losing for ‘Dreamgirls’

Back in 2007, Eddie Murphy made headlines for supposedly storming out of the Oscars after losing Best Supporting Actor to Alan Arkin. Murphy was up...

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26 Years Ago, ‘The Emperor’s New Groove’ Almost Gave Kuzco a Very NSFW Name

Disney’s animated comedy The Emperor’s New Groove, released in December 2000, had a long, six-year journey from script to screen. Initially...

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The Darkly Funny Way Conan O’Brien Coped After Losing Both Parents Days Apart

In December 2024, Conan O’Brien lost both of his parents within days of one another. However, as devastating as their back-to-back deaths were for...

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The 15 Wordiest TV Shows Ranked, From ‘Always Sunny’ to ‘Mad Men’

According to a 2022 study conducted by WordFinderX.com, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is the most difficult TV show to understand—when taking...

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The Surprising Reason Dave Chappelle Didn’t Get Cast in ‘Clueless’

On his journey to the top of the comedy heap, Dave Chappelle missed out on a few movie roles that would’ve been career-defining for other...

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60 Years Ago, Peter Sellers Got Into a Fistfight With His ‘Casino Royale’ Director Over Orson Welles

Pink Panther star Peter Sellers was well-known for his erratic behavior. Director Joe McGrath witnessed it firsthand while working with Sellers on the...

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15 Years Ago, ‘House’ Aired an Episode That Helped Save a Man’s Life

In the Season 7 House episode “Family Practice,” Candice Bergen guest stars as Dr. Cuddy’s mother, Arlene, who’s admitted to the...

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Why the Creator of ‘Ren & Stimpy’ Accused ‘South Park’ of Ripping Him Off

The classic Season 1 South Park episode “Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo” has been credited with significantly raising the show’s profile. After...

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‘Seinfeld’ Once Made a Man Laugh So Hard He Passed Out and Temporarily Went Blind

In October 1997, it was reported that a man in Massachusetts laughed so hard while he was watching TV that he passed out at least three times....

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Why ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic Once Turned Down a $5 Million Endorsement Deal

When you take into consideration how many commercials over the years have incorporated both music and humor, a guy like “Weird Al” Yankovic seems...

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47 Years Ago, This Disastrous ‘SNL’ Episode (Allegedly) Got Frank Zappa Banned From the Show

On October 21, 1978, Frank Zappa hosted Saturday Night Live for the first and only time, after having appeared as a musical guest on the show a couple...

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The Original Version of ‘The Truman Show’ Was Much Darker Than the Jim Carrey Movie We Got

The 1998 Jim Carrey dramedy The Truman Show underwent several changes after beginning life as a spec script in May 1991. Initially titled The Malcolm...

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Johnny Knoxville Once Blew His Nose So Hard His Eye Popped Out

Jackass star Johnny Knoxville has injured himself several times since first rising to prominence in the early 2000s. Throughout the years, he’s...

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The ‘Devastating’ Rick Moranis Impression That Made George Carlin Reinvent Himself

Rick Moranis first started making a name for himself after joining the cast of SCTV in the early 1980s. During his stint on the show, Moranis was...

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One of ‘The Simpsons’ Greatest Villains Was Almost Voiced by James Earl Jones

Dr. Robert Underdunk Terwilliger, otherwise known as Sideshow Bob, first graced our screens in the Season 1 Simpsons episode “The Telltale Head.”...

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34 Years Ago, ‘In Living Color’ Hijacked the Super Bowl Halftime Show and Changed It Forever

It might be hard to believe for those who weren’t around during the early years of the Super Bowl, but the popular halftime show used to be a pretty...

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Kevin Smith Once Joined a Protest Against His Own Movie, and the Video Is Hilarious

Kevin Smith’s 1999 comedy Dogma was controversial before anyone got a chance to see it on the big screen. The film, starring Matt Damon and Ben...

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41 Years Ago, Jason Bateman’s Sitcom Got Canceled After Parents Said It Was Influencing Their Kids

Jason Bateman has starred in quite a few sitcoms over the course of his 45-year career, three of which were canceled before he could celebrate his...

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Clint Eastwood Almost Played This Classic Batman Villain on the 1960s TV Show

The original Batman TV series, which ran for three seasons on ABC between 1966 and 1968, featured many of the classic villains from the Caped...

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10 Years Ago, George Lopez Was Arrested After Passing Out on a Casino Floor

George Lopez hasn’t had the greatest luck at casinos over the years. During a 2021 appearance at the Muckleshoot Casino Resort in Washington, Lopez...

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2 ‘Family Guy’ Jokes That Were Too Offensive to Make It to Air

Family Guy has dealt with its fair share of censorship since it first hit the airwaves back in 1999. Season 2’s “When You Wish Upon a...

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30 Years Ago, Hugh Grant Went on ‘The Tonight Show’ Days After His Arrest and Changed Late Night TV

On June 27, 1995, Hugh Grant was arrested in Los Angeles after receiving oral sex from a prostitute. The actor was in town to promote his new movie,...

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Before ‘Apollo 13,’ Ron Howard Nearly Starred in an ‘Andy Griffith Show’ Porn

Ron Howard has had a long, storied career, dating back to when he was still just a child in the 1950s. Of course, in those days, he wasn’t directing...

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Jim Carrey Only Made It 3 Hours in the Hotel That Inspired ‘The Shining’

In October 1974, Stephen King and his wife, Tabitha, checked into Room 217 of the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado. The couple’s one-night stay...

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Jerry Seinfeld Has a Brutal Take on ‘Friends,’ and He Kind of Has a Point

Jerry Seinfeld has been taking shots at Friends for more than two decades at this point. In 2003, Bob Costas asked the comedian if he thought NBC...

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31 Years Ago, Gwen Stefani’s Brother Left No Doubt Before They Got Big to Work on ‘The Simpsons’

In 1986, Gwen Stefani founded the legendary ska-punk band No Doubt with her brother, Eric, and vocalist John Spence. If you don’t remember Eric...

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The Original Plan for ‘Team America’ Was Even More Ridiculous Than the Movie We Got

South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone had a slightly different plan for their 2004 puppet movie Team America: World Police in the early...

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The Original ‘Munsters’ House Still Exists, but It Looks Very Different Today

The iconic house from The Munsters, said to be at 1313 Mockingbird Lane on the show, has so much personality that it’s practically a character in...

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How Tony Danza Accidentally Helped Cast Leah Remini on ‘The King of Queens’

Perfect casting doesn’t happen overnight, and The King of Queens is a great example of that. For instance, Jerry Stiller originally turned down the...

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25 Years Ago, Disney Had to Delay This Tim Allen Movie Because of 9/11

Many film and television projects were significantly affected by the events of September 11, 2001. George Carlin’s 12th HBO special, originally...

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14 Years Ago, Dane Cook Made a Wild ‘Dark Knight Rises’ Joke Days After the Aurora Theater Shooting

Less than a week after the 2012 Aurora, Colorado movie theater shooting that killed 12 people and injured 70 others, Dane Cook hit the stage at the...

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3 TV Characters Who Were Killed Off in Ridiculous Ways for Behind-the-Scenes Reasons

TV producers have all different kinds of reasons for writing characters out of shows. If the actor who plays a character dies in real life, for...

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Before He Was 007, Sean Connery Got Tangled Up in a Real Hollywood Mob Scandal

A few years before landing his breakthrough role as James Bond in 1962’s Dr. No, Sean Connery shared the screen with Lana Turner in the 1958...

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Adam Sandler Has a Running Neighborhood Prank War With Conan O’Brien

Conan O’Brien and Adam Sandler first met while they were both working at Saturday Night Live in 1990, and the two took an immediate liking to one...

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The Scary Reason ‘The Nanny’ Started Hiring Actors to Sit in the Studio Audience

Fran Drescher first rose to prominence while starring on the hit CBS sitcom The Nanny, which ran for six seasons between 1993 and 1999. Unfortunately...

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‘Scary Movie 2’ Has a Massive Continuity Problem Hidden in Plain Sight

With a new entry in the Scary Movie franchise being released for the first time in 13 years, there’s no better time for fans to revisit the earlier...

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The ‘Seinfeld’ Writers Almost Turned the Soup Nazi Into a Real Nazi

The Season 7 Seinfeld episode “The Soup Nazi” is easily one of the most iconic in the show’s history. Inspired by real-life New York City soup...

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Even Scientists Think This Dinosaur Looks Exactly Like Zuul From ‘Ghostbusters’

A 75-million-year-old dinosaur was a dead ringer for one of the monsters from the 1984 horror-comedy classic Ghostbusters. Fans of the film will no...

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10 Hilarious Fourth of July Jokes From Your Favorite Comedians

Well, we finally made it, guys: America’s 250th birthday. That’s right, today we celebrate 250 long years of making so much noise on the Fourth of...

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30 Years Ago, David Spade Made an ‘SNL’ Joke About Eddie Murphy That Haunted Him for Decades

On December 9, 1995, during an episode of Saturday Night Live, David Spade told a joke that would haunt him for many years. During a year-in-review...

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Patrice O’Neal Once Worked for WWE, and Stephanie McMahon Apparently Fired Him Four Times

The late, great Patrice O’Neal is primarily remembered for his stand-up comedy and his many appearances on the Opie and Anthony radio show, but...

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18 Years Ago, Jon Stewart Yelled at Seth MacFarlane for an Hour Over a ‘Family Guy’ Joke

Jon Stewart has gotten into a number of heated debates with people since taking over The Daily Show in 1999, but there was at least one angry exchange...

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29 Years Ago, ‘Friends’ Almost Cast This Music Icon to Play Ross’s Father-in-Law

During its 10-season run on NBC, Friends welcomed its fair share of A-list celebrity guests. Everybody from Brad Pitt to Bruce Willis to Susan...

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40 Years Ago, Ernie Hudson Missed Out on Reprising His ‘Ghostbusters’ Role for a Bizarre Reason

One of the best-case scenarios for someone working on a spin-off of a popular movie would be to have at least one cast member from the original film...

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George Clooney Once Got Into a Physical Fight With David O. Russell: ‘I Was Going to Kill Him’

Silver Linings Playbook director David O. Russell has developed quite a reputation for being abusive toward the people he’s worked with over the...

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How Bob Denver Nearly Got Mauled by a Lion While Filming ‘Gilligan’s Island’

Bob Denver appeared in 98 episodes of Gilligan’s Island during the show’s three-season run in the 1960s, but that number was almost a lot smaller....

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