Sleep tight, don’t let the laugh track bite you! From sitcoms to competitive kitchen antics, these are the best TV shows to fall asleep to.
From some who are absolutely clueless to those who share clothing, these are the most inspired friends in cinema.
From the bubblegum pop princesses to R&B royalty who’ve crossed over to satisfy that pop craving, these women are the best that have ever been.
It’s easy to remember Belle’s golden gown in Beauty and the Beast or the leather jackets the T-Birds rocked in Grease. However, what about the shoes?
Celebrity sisters have taken over Hollywood from the big screen to reality TV. They’re captivating in one way or another, whether it be their talent or their ability to brand themselves as a big deal. Whether or not they are a big deal is debatable, but people eat it up like a Vegas buffet.
It feels like just yesterday when the first commercials for a new show called Modern Family aired. Along the way, fans not only fell for the core cast but also the guest stars that joined them, like the late, great Fred Willard. He was just one of many, so let’s take a look at the other memorable Modern Family guest stars.
Catching random clips of Glee makes the Fox series seem like a fever dream, and it kind of was. A teacher walks in with zero experience, takes myriad high school tropes, and turns them into an insanely talented, competitive ensemble.
The music video and the dances found in them have been influencing how people move, groove, and prove their worth on the dance floor for years — and these are the most memorable.
Quinta Brunson and the crew will do it, but with what show? They said it was a show that fell under the ABC umbrella, so that narrows it down. However, fans across the interwebs have been offering up their own suggestions.
The '90s are further in the past than we'd like to admit. A lot has changed since Saturday morning cartoons and Beanie Babies, especially how summers are spent. Let’s look at all the ways and decide if summer was indeed better in the past.
Ever since Snow White wandered into the home of several strangers, people have been dedicated to Disney. A cascade of characters has entered the picture to become the most relatable Disney and Pixar characters to date because they represent a variety of moods, attitudes, and lifestyle choices.
It seems like the kids aren’t interested unless it’s about a superhero or something they can consume within 30 seconds or less on TikTok. It's a shame because there are a lot of cinematic wonders out there from then and now starring older casts that today’s youth should appreciate more.
A good song will stick around for a few months to a year. A great song will last forever. The following songs aren’t just great when sung by the original artist. These 20 songs sound great when covered by any artist.
From the skies in which Carl flew his home to the depths of the sea, these are the best life lessons Pixar characters have delivered over the years — so far.
Text chats on screens, Zoom calls, ride-sharing—all of the aforementioned (and so many other) technological advancements have become the norm in entertainment. But modern technology would have more than ruined these past movie plots.
Many of the world's collective favorite famous people most likely scored "Best Smile" when they were younger. If not, it's time to reward them now because these celebrities would win "Best Smile" if there were a Hollywood yearbook.
Every generation has its soundtrack ingrained into the fabric of their being. Usually, the soundtrack is fully realized by the time they enter adulthood. The following songs scrape the surface of their soundtrack, but most importantly, these are the songs that define the millennial experience from artists they loved to how they’ve collectively felt over the years.
From Blockbusters that make the theater experience more than worth it to the ones that give audiences feel like they’re on a getaway, these are the movies that have major summer vacation vibes.
Millennials love the rich and famous, but even more so, they love it when those celebrities hook up. Over the years, there have been a number of celebrity couples to which millennials have attached themselves. Whether or not said pairs lasted doesn’t matter because these are the celebrity couples millennials are obsessed with.
Fantasia was the newest winner of American Idol, everyone was in Ugg boots, and Shrek 2 owned the box office. It was 2004, and life was pretty grand. From famous actors who debuted in life to some signature foods, these are the things that have only been around since 2004.
With all of these eyes always on the fictitious paper company in Scranton, Pennsylvania, there are a lot of opinions as to the characters, plotlines, and pairings seen throughout its nine-season run. We focused on the pairings, going through the best relationships from The Office — romantic and platonic, often sweet but sometimes a little sour.
Of course, no one is talking about the likes of Liza Minnelli and Henry Winkler, two guests who appeared across the series. Nope, this list is about the Arrested Development cameos fans may have forgotten over the years.
In the early 2000s, Good Charlotte sang, “This is the anthem / Throw all your hands up.” Hey, if you’re still a rough-around-the-edges punk kid, that’s likely still your song, but what about all the other groups that make up the halls of schools across the country? What are their anthems?
Thanks to the rise of superhero content, tech giants, and a little CBS show that took the world by storm, nerdom has never been cooler. Now it’s chic to be square, which has led to these geeky characters being huge fan favorites across the board.
From the creepy and the kooky to the animated girlies who put their entrepreneurial spirit first, these are the characters that are total boss babes.