5 Truly Pathetic “Best Friend” Characters from the 90s
Every hero or villain or anyone in between needs that one best friend that they can outshine on a constant basis. The pathetic best friend character is someon
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5 Incredibly Unconventional Roles for Famous Actors
There are those movies that feature actors so good at hiding in plain sight that you have to look twice and even three times in some cases to figure out that
The Top Five Waiters in Movie History
If you’ve ever waited tables a day in your life you would know that it’s a very thankless and sometimes demeaning job. It can be a great job if yo
The Best Uses of “ELO” Songs in Movies
ELO is definitely one of those bands that you need to hear to remember. Their songs are all over the place in TV and films, but they’re the type of trac
What Every Movie and TV Show Get Wrong about CPR
Is it possible to save someone’s life with CPR? Yes, very much so, but the myth that they will wake up and be able to talk is kind of irritating to most
Five Significantly Important Trees in Movies
At this point in life you’ve already discovered that we need trees, right? Well they’re more than just carbon dioxide filters that help sustain li
Why The Movie “And the Band Played On” is More Relevant Now than Ever
HIV and AIDS are not a new phenomenon to the medical community and the world at large. During the writing of the book, And The Band Played On however, this ep
Casting a Motion Picture about Champion Eater Joey Chestnut
Eating championships seem funny in a strange kind of way but they also seem like they would invite a great deal of stress to the body that isn’t exactly
5 Incredibly Entertaining Gum Chewing Scenes in Movies
Chewing gum is so simple, so easy, and so inherently gross at times. It’s a great way for smokers to relax and not focus on their next cigarette, if the
What We Know about Ang Lee’s Gemini Man so Far
There are films that are pitched years in advance that never get past the front office and lay sitting on the desks of agents, directors, and studio executive
